Letters to my Catholic Friend

The narrative centers on the ideological clash between Mike Wilson and his friend, who remains devoted to Roman Catholic teachings. As Mike embraces atheism, he finds liberation from religious constraints, which he metaphorically describes as a 'concrete overcoat.' Their correspondence reveals deep emotional tensions, with Mike's friend lamenting the perceived consequences of Mike's choices, while Mike revels in his newfound freedom. The letters highlight the struggle between faith and skepticism, showcasing how personal beliefs can strain friendships.