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The Link Between Religion And Politics And BTS Of Elizabeth II's Funeral: Archbishop Of Canterbury
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1:16:53Now PlayingRory and Alastair are joined by Justin Welby, the Archbishop of Canterbury, to discuss:
What does the Archbishop of Canterbury suggest for bridging divides in conflict zones?
What are the Church doing about declining spirituality?
How was it leading the country through the death of the Queen and the coronation of the King?
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