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SIR. David Hodgson's conclusion (May 2007), in the form of a mischievously mixed metaphor, that Richard Dawkins should be seen to be "on the side of the angels in the quest for a more peaceful world", came as a relief. I must confess that reading his article there were moments when I feared he was about to take the step of accepting, or at least tolerating the possibility of, the existence of an anthropomorphised benevolent omnipotent God, a step he eventually makes clear he "cannot take". Nevertheless, the author of The Mind Matters apparently counts himself as a theist.
However, I wish to suggest that as to the three "major errors", he discerns in Dawkins' ...