Miss Karmargi who’d been my Religious Education teacher at school. An avowed atheist who’d once said that she… — Ben Aaronovitch
Miss Karmargi who’d been my Religious Education teacher at school. An avowed atheist who’d once said that she respected all religions equally—“which is more than can be said for most religions,” she’d added.
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