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The diversity of the Anglican community and the CofE has become a problem – can it be a strength? Is it possible to value unity but accommodate pluralism? What can be learned from how disputes over issues like the role of women and same-sex marriage have been handled?
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What does the CofE stand for? What is the “good news” it brings to society today? Does it have an appealing vision and the beliefs and stories that people need, and if so – what are they? What God do Anglicans worship, and where is the Spirit moving in the Church?
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Is Shia-Sunni division going to deepen and widen? Click on View Debate for video highlights and speaker profiles.
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Can and should the model of centralised Western clerical leadership survive? Click on View Debate for video highlights and speaker profiles.
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Is religious freedom a universal good or an American imposition? Click on View Debate for video highlights and speaker profiles.
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Can tolerant majorities tolerate intolerant minorities? Click on View Debate for video highlights and speaker profiles.
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Is religion a help or hindrance for development? Click on View Debate for video highlights and speaker profiles.
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How do religions become agents of peace rather than conflict? Click on View Debate for video highlights and speaker profiles.
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“WHY DO GOD?”DELIA SMITH and ALASTAIR CAMPBELL were in discussion with a Q&A.;
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‘DOES POLITICS STILL NEED RELIGION?’SHIRLEY WILLIAMS and CLIFFORD LONGLEY in disucssion with Q&A; afterwards
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Thursday, 20th November 2014
