Ian Dunn
Snow begins to melt on a statue of a bagpiper in Bruar, Scotland. Photo: CNS/Reuters Scottish politicians are indulging in paternalistic overreach, writes Ian Dunn John Knox has been in the grave for four centuries, but his spirit still lingers in Scotland. As in Ireland, Scotland’s politicians like the idea of a progressive secular state that has left behind its religious roots – but the readiness with which Scotland’s politicians…
