For the "faithful", the desired is never the historical, philosophical or ethical problems, the truth or, to put it more humbly, the possibility of truth, but their own problem. They "believe" that they could not live without their faith. Although, of course, as Indians for example, they may have had a completely different faith. And as Africans again different - an opinion that makes every "faith" relative from the beginning. My life shows me that one can live comfortably without "faith". And thousands of letters from readers, often shocking, testify that others can too, they can do much better after they abandon their Christian faith, they can live much more freely, in fact only then do they start to live - and not more "immorally" than Christians. (Karlheinz Deschner)