Tuesday, 12 February 2008

Rowan Won't stand down

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Hello, I’m Olivia reporting for Hampstead BBC school report.
Archbishop Rowan Williams is apologizing for any miss-conception over what he said, but does not at all regret what he said . He told England’s general Synod- the churches governing body “I believe quite strongly that it is not inappropriate for a pastor of the Church of England to address the perceived concerns of other religious communities and try and bring them into better public focus.”
He believed that “some of what has been heard is a very long way indeed from what has been said”. He also apologized for any unclarity in what he said.
A week ago Rowan Williams said that Sharia law was “unavoidable”.
However, amongst the criticism he has received, the Prime Minister praised his “integrity” and conservative MP a Robert Key, a synod member said William’s speech was “well received.”
So, for now, it looks like Rowan Williams is standing strong.
Back to you in the studio, Olivia.

2 comments:

South Camden CLC said...

Maybe so, but i don't understand. What DID he say? You should have included that.

South Camden CLC said...

quite well writen and some good points.

anonamous.