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The time is ripe for a liberal revival of the Church of England

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Things are looking up for the Church of England. Its painful era of disunity is behind it, or soon will be. A major revival is on the cards.

For the first time in about 40 years it is possible to imagine a church that is united enough on gender and sexuality, and in tune with the wider culture

I am being ironic, you are probably thinking.

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Theo Hobson
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Theo Hobson is the author of seven books, including God Created Humanism: the Christian Basis of Secular Values

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