These days there's a lot of talk about radicalisation of faiths. I like to put you a question now. In the parable of the paralysed man being brought before Jesus, is it right for a lesson or reading to tollerate someone else focusing more on the friendship of the people bringing in the man before Jesus than the miracle of healing instead? Do you think that it's in the nature of the good book that a christian needs to keep the attention of one's audience to solely the deeds and words of God? Moreover, is it really a sin not to, and does one need to voice that? Can one indeed substain such a stand amidst non-believers or lapsing christians?
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