Why I am Still an Anglican
Essays and Conversations
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Emeka Anyaoku, President of the Royal Commonwealth Society (formerly Secretary-General of the Commonwealth)
disentangling Anglicanism from colonialism
Anne Atkins, journalist, on familial loyalties
Elizabeth Butler-Sloss, judge, on law, and the freedom to make independent judgments
Frank Field, MP, on Church and State, schools and heritage
Nicky Gumbel, author of Questions of Life, on why it's a blessing that the Alpha course had Anglican origins
Ian Hislop, satirist, in a long tradition of Anglican agnostics
PD James, author, on how the Church of England shaped her as a writer
Stephen Layton, conductor, encountering God in Spirit-filled music
Edward Lucas, journalist and foreign correspondent, home thoughts from abroad: rediscovering the Church of England on foreign soil
Hugh Montefiore, RIP, bishop & environmentalist, visionary convert to Anglicanism
Rupert Sheldrake, biologist, on heresy, and why Science needs a Reformation
Fay Weldon, novelist, on the Age of Original Sin -v- the Age of Therapy
Andreas Whittam Smith, First Church Estates Commissioner and Founding Editor of The Independent, on what he'd be prepared to die for
Lucy Winkett, Canon Precentor of St Paul's Cathedral, on Anglicanism from a cathedral perspective, and being a woman priest in the Church of England