I Think What Calvinism May Offer Us

In My Time As Archbishop Of Canterbury I've Seen A Growing Sense Of Unity And Mission.

I Think What Has Happened, Actually, Is That September 11 Has Given A Spur, A Renewed Urgency, To Dialogue Between The Great Faiths.

One I've Been Passionately Committed To, Of Course, Is Women's Ministry; I Believe Solidly In It As A Gospel Issue And We've Found Our Way Through That.

A Child Born In A Wealthy Country Is Likely To Consume, Waste, And Pollute More In His Lifetime Than 50 Children Born In Developing Nations. Our Energy-burning Lifestyles Are Pushing Our Planet To The Point Of No Return. It Is Dawning On Us At Last That The Life Of Our World Is As Vulnerable As The Children We Raise.

But, As You Have Intimated, I Am Among Those Who Would Be Very Wary Of Any Military Action In The Light Of Saddam Hussein's Willingness To Allow The Weapons Inspectors To Go In.