21 Quotes by Rowan D. Williams

More perhaps than any war for centuries, the conflict that ended sixty years ago had for us in Britain the clear character of a moral struggle.

Now the more we live and speak - this week and every week - as Church in this sense, the more we shall have to say to the real world.

I am clear that the anxieties caused by recent developments have reached the point where we will need to sit down and discuss their consequences,

I believe there is a god with all the trust and the hope and the love that there is in me. I don't know that there is a god in the sense that I know you're sitting opposite me.

Whatever happens in the long run -- and I wouldn't want to predict -- I think there are things we can do at least to address that sense of not being listened to,

I think the Christian gospel is bound to be putting questions as to how we organise our society, how we make our political decisions.

We have to learn to be human along-side all sorts of others, the ones whose company we don't greatly like.

We don't have any kind of central executive in the Anglican communion, and in many ways that's a good thing. I don't think people are asking for that,

We are still on that path, and irrevocably committed to it.