Intolerance is the wrong road for Scotland  Church of Scotland
Moderator Lorna Hood visits Denny Primary schools breakfast
club. Picture: Gary Hutchinson    This nation needs to have a
public discourse that allows us to learn from the arguments of
those we disagree with says Sally Foster-Fulton  SCOTLAND’S
citizens have a unique once-in-a-generation opportunity,
regardless of the outcome of the vote on September 18, 2014, to
imagine Scotland’s future. My earnest question is: “Can we come
together and cultivate some common ground?”  Is it possible in
the extraordinary, diverse, and pluralistic society that is
modern Scotland, for us to be co-creators of and outspoken
advocates for safe spaces? For us to question, to reflect, to
learn from others who may not see things the way we do but who
dream the same things for themselves.  I recently attended a
conference where representatives from traditions of faith and no
religious faith gathered to consider ways to engage together, to
foster safe spaces and come toge