Rowan Williams on Good Friday– only when evil shows itself can judgement be passed upon it

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3 comments on “Rowan Williams on Good Friday– only when evil shows itself can judgement be passed upon it

  1. Confessor says:

    Too ironic.

  2. Old Guy says:

    “Romero’s death is a sort of image in miniature of what Christians want to say about the death of Jesus.”

    As an Anglican, I am troubled by this public statement by an Anglican leader. I believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of the living God. Matt 16:16. And I believe this is a central tenant of the faith.

    To me, to imply that Gandhi, Martin Luther King, Jr. or Oscar Romero are mini-Christs is to dilute and to cheapen the faith. I say this even though I have read a lot about Gandhi and have a lot of respect for him (I have not studied King or Romero so closely).

  3. kmh1 says:

    #2: don’t read the new biography then – it will disturb you. Gandhi was no saint.