The level of faith I have got left in me today is not the same as yesterday, last month, last year and the year before that. Again, I just hope faith is not being confused with dreams and hallucination here. I wish I could say that I possess half as much faith as the writer has in our president. Faith in a system is what we should pray for rather than faith in a person . The very thought is absurd.
Life is doubt, and faith without doubt is nothing but death .
Blind faith indeed fools those who, due to lack of real war-experience, choose to believe that the same leader who delivered all this misery will turn the table and help Eritrea prosper as if the experience of death and destruction was just an easily erasable bad nightmare. Those who relatively control the system and do not wish to be ousted by the political changes that are right around the corner mostly instigate the faith-foolhardy argument we are reading these days. Faith goes hand in hand with salvation and our faithful are eagerly awaiting the resurgence of the messiah and perhaps to lead them into another adventure. I believe Eritrea has been betrayed by its Faithful who attempt to show us that despotism is the only way. Here is what I wrote to Ms Trhas Andom.