Quote by Rowan Williams

I think there is a great deal of interest still in the Christian faith.

I think there is a great deal of interest still in the Chris

Summary

This quote suggests that despite the changing cultural landscape, there is still a significant level of curiosity and fascination surrounding the Christian faith. It implies that people are still eager to explore its teachings, values, and principles. This interest could be fueled by a desire for spiritual fulfillment, a search for meaning and purpose, or a need for guidance and support. Despite the diversification of beliefs and religious practices, this quote suggests that Christianity continues to draw attention and maintain its relevance in contemporary society.

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By Rowan Williams

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