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Rowan Williams gives the 2016 Firth Lectures at the University of Nottingham

By Adam Morton ⋅ March 1, 2016 ⋅

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Firth Memorial Lectures 2016, hosted by the Department of Theology & Religious Studies at the University of Nottingham, welcomes:

The Most Reverend Rowan Williams.

The Anglican prelate, theologian and poet, who was Archbishop of Canterbury from 2002 to 2012, will deliver the 2016 Firth Lectures:

‘Imagining Faith: perceptions of religious belief in modern writing’

Lecture 1: Monday 11 April 2016
Lecture 2: Tuesday 12 April 2016

A01/A02 Highfield House, University Park, 4-6pm

For more information, and in order to book your seat at one or both of the lectures, click here.

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