from a London correspondent ee All too rarely is the materiolistic, athsist or secular view hoard on television, It comes as a pleasant surprise to watch "The Sunday Eresk" programme on I.T.V. a discussion between an R.C. priest, a spiritualist medium and an atheist about life after death.
ir. David Tribe, President of the National Secular Society, was continually interrupted by the R.C. priest during his oxposition of the naterialist view of "purgatory" and "life after death", and eventually Darry Westwood, the chairman, mildly intervened. é
The clash between Tribe and the R.C. prisst and the searching quest= ions from the youngsters on the programme effectively cut down the nonsonse about teenagers, who aro increasingly finding that religrn and the churches are completely irrelevant toth to their problems and the fundamental quest= ions about life, man and the universe,