And since Christianity is the predominant religion then it is the Christians decision that will amount to much. And as Methodists are the biggest group of Christians then it is they who need to get it right for the sake of all others. More rests on the church president's head than he may realize in my opinion. The present noises coming through the media are promising. He is calling for Chistian state yet acknowledging the pluralistic society that Fiji is. From an article I read somewhere, he does not appear to be intimidated by the state. So things look hopeful at this point. The only negative I see in the latest gathering of religious leaders is that its 'in front of the cameras' so everyone may be on best behaviour. But who knows, perhaps they have been meeting regularlay already on a less formal basis away from the cameras. Yes Babasiga, a dialogue. To fight the common enemy. I doubt if there has been much interfaith discussion in Fiji over the years - it's something that has been avoided I think. I enjoyed the interfaith group in Geelong that I was a member of, but I did have to be careful, tactful, and hold my tongue at times because I am convinced that my 'religion' is the way to go Yet I love the music of some other faiths, e.g. Sufi, and have met some gorgeous people such as friends who are Bahai. I think there was a dialogue of