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    Archives for August

    A caller to Morning Extra last week who said atheists are "damned to hell" and gays are "very sad people" has been exposed as a Borders councillor.

    'Ken from Selkirk,' as he described himself, called me to criticise the Glasgow exhibition which encouraged gays and other marginalised groups to write their stories in the margins of a Bible. The Bible eventually had to be enclosed in a glass case after some visitors were found to be writing obscene messages.

    Ken was one of many who called me on last Thursday's programme to say this was sacrilege. As well saying "non-believers are damned to hell" he went on to say:

    "We have got so-called gays who are really very sad people and we have non-believers and heathens, you know, running the country and running down Christianity."

    You can perceive the full extract here.

    It was only when a journalist identified our caller as SNP councillor Kenneth Gunn that a stushie was kicked up in the local press. Linda Jackson, who we heard on today's programme, has launched an official complaint with Scottish Borders Council. She