In light of Byron’s announcement, I was hoping that the timely conversation on Religion and Regulation would have attracted more commentary from clergy. Only one comment giving feedback from out of the UK was posted, which I have replied to at the end of the article in a manner sure to attract some controversy.
I hope my Jamaican audience isn’t tuning me out. I almost never write for an international audience and assume most of my viewership to be Jamaican, Caribbean or at least from the Diaspora and already familiar with terms I use taking that for granted. Nevertheless, since summer for the first time, neither Jamaicans nor Caribbeans have consistently featured in my back-end stats on viewership. All of a sudden, mainline China and the USA are much more interested in my output than local audiences and voraciously devoring back articles as well.
If you find these articles interesting, inspiring, informative or even controversial, I value your response and encourage all to share and pass on whatever you find worthy of consideration to your peers and circles of influence.
I am interested to hear all feedback – critical and confirmative. This particular conversation is current and in my view, not likely to fade in relevancy but only increase with the passage of time. Please feel free to either leave a comment or to email me directly.
Every Blessing,
YeKengalé
