103. Archbishop of Canterbury: Faith, mental health, and the future of the Church
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Faith, Fallibility, and the Role of the Church
This chapter explores the significance of faith, particularly Christianity, in fostering hope and understanding in human relationships. It addresses the challenges of modern perfectionism, the necessity of humility, and the Church's moral responsibilities in acknowledging past mistakes while engaging diverse perspectives. The dialogue also touches on the personal and political complexities faced by the Archbishop of Canterbury, including discussions on mental health, family dynamics, and the interplay of journalism and faith.
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