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Blog: Why arguing with God is not the same as not believing in him
23/11/2015
In a blog today Archbishop Justin Welby reflected on how headline writers interpreted his interview with BBC's Songs of Praise.
Video: Anglicans have reconciliation 'in our DNA'
13/10/2015
During a visit to Washington, Archbishop Justin Welby explained why so many Anglican churches are involved in reconciliation in conflict zones
Archbishop writes in the Evening Standard on assisted dying
09/09/2015
MPs must not take risks with the lives of vulnerable people, writes Archbishop Justin Welby in today's Evening Standard.
Archbishop urges MPs to reject assisted dying bill
06/09/2015
As UK faith leaders unite to urge MPs to reject the Assisted Dying Bill, the Archbishop of Canterbury writes in the Observer that changing the law on assisted suicide would be seriously damaging - both to individuals and to our society.
'Disagreeing well on Europe': Church launches new EU website
01/09/2015
Archbishop writes first post on new website seeking ‘new ways of disagreeing well on Europe’.
Archbishop of Canterbury on religious freedom
16/07/2015
Archbishop Justin Welby writes in the Times that our religious beliefs are "a core part of what it is to be human" - and the freedom to practise them must be protected here and abroad.
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Blog: Will development finance deal be 'good news for the poor'?
13/07/2015
Archbishop Justin Welby reflects on the importance of the UN's third annual gathering on financing for development taking place in Ethiopia this week.
Archbishop responds to attacks in Tunisia, France and Kuwait
26/06/2015
Responding to attacks in Tunisia, France and Kuwait today, Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby speaks.
Archbishop and Ecumenical Patriarch make joint call for action on climate change
19/06/2015
Archbishop Justin Welby and Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew have written in the New York Times about our moral responsibility to act now on climate change.
Listen to Lyse Doucet’s interview with Archbishop Justin Welby
28/05/2015
The BBC’s Lyse Doucet, who has won a Sandford St Martin's award for religious broadcasting, interviewed the Archbishop of Canterbury in Egypt last month.