Rowan Williams is wrong. Kirill should not be kicked out of the World Council of Churches
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Jonathan Edwards2022-05-11T13:02:00
While the Russian Orthodox Church’s endorsement of the invasion of Ukraine is abhorrent, keeping communication open has a better chance of changing hearts and minds than isolation, argues Jonathan Edwards
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