So says the Archbishop of Canterbury . . .
And he’s not all that upset about it:
“There’s a place for finding what would be a constructive accommodation with some aspects of Muslim law, as we already do with some other aspects of religious law.”
Well, if you’ve failed to convince a significant number of your fellow countrymen—even churchmen—of the truth of the law of the gospel, I guess you’ll settle for what you can get.
By way of TitusOneNine .
Update: Looks like Archbishop Rowan has some splainin’ to do . . .
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