In one of his last major public lectures before he steps down later this year, Dr Rowan Williams said he had “regrets” but insisted it was his job to speak out on important issues.
He added that when examining the divisions in the Church today, there was no point looking for a “golden age” which never existed.
In a wide-ranging lecture to the Theos thinktank in London he spoke about his views on the dignity of human beings, touching on subjects from abortion, disability rights and the economy.
I just wish he had spoken out on important matters within the Communion, instead of turning a blind eye to apostate action of certain parties. Instead of tending to those things that were his business, he stuck his nose in various outside-the-church issues.
In my opinion he has made himself look the fool.
Ergo the moniker “Rowan the Lost.”
I must have missed his “speaking out.” All I remember is the almost nonstop Caspar Milquetoast routine.
Exactly!