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It would be impossible to do justice to Archbishop Rowan Williams’ gracious and deeply moving remarks upon his reception of the 2009 Campion Award. After a welcome by our editor in chief ...

Interviewed by artist Grayson Perry for BBC Radio 4's Today programme, Rowan Williams ... to "legislate justice into being" and make tragedy and misunderstanding impossible, Dr Williams said.

In his latest collection of essays, The Way of St. Benedict, Rowan Williams proposes an answer ... through communities committed to radical love of the neighbor, who will never go away.

So people of all faiths, and no faith, need to know a little more about the surprising mind of Rowan Williams ... contradictions like a scab, half in love with its own intellectual gridlock ...

This is why for the Christian the connection between ecology and justice is axiomatic. For the Christian, intelligent, rational action in the world is the expression of a radical and - we believe ...

[Williams] drew a definition of grace as beautiful and convincing as any I know. There may be little love, even little generosity, in Clark’s bedding of Sarah, but Sarah has discovered that ...

The former Archbishop of Canterbury revisits his 2008 speech. By Philip Maughan In 2008 Rowan Williams gave a lecture to lawyers at the Royal Courts of Justice about the relationship between Islam and ...