And what was happening in care homes and in schools will stay with me forever.’Ī spokesman for children’s rights group UFTScotland said: ‘Now we are seeing an acknowledgement that home schooling was a terrible political decision that impacted a generation. There were old people in my church who were dying alone. 'I had family I did not see and that were not being educated.
In his talk, he said: ‘In answer to the question what did we do to faith? It is more important to ask what we did to humans and that will live with me forever. Professor Leitch, a 54-year-old qualified dentist and member of Airdrie Baptist Church, Lanarkshire, said that during the pandemic ‘it felt un-Christian not being able to hug and make human connections’. Lockdown is an old-fashioned approach to managing a disease that is going around the world in an aeroplane.’ 'I wonder if closing the schools is something we’d reconsider. I don’t know if we’d do it the same way again because we have different knowledge now. We did what we did because of the knowledge we had at the time. His comments came at a talk entitled Faith in the Covid era, at Christ Church in Morningside, Edinburgh, last week.
‘The feeling was that a clinical leader would be better than a politician because only half liked Nicola Sturgeon and the other half didn’t.
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