Here is the part Wergeland refers to God as Allah, although he returns to the word God for the rest of the letter. In the letters written after this, the word "Allah" is never mentioned again, but the letters to his father often end with the sentence "God bless you". The letters mentioned do not consider religious questions at all, and the phrase "I die a deist, an honest worshiper of Allah" may point to his religious tolerance, and to the fact that the Arabic word for God is 'Allah' for both Christians and Muslims, as it also is for both Christians and Muslims in Indonesia, appearing for example in the Indonesian Bible. Wergeland set Christianity first of the religions , although he did say that ""All religions have a gentle and loving heart"".