2007 Michael Ramsey Prize
This week, Rowan Williams announced the winner of the 2007 Michael Ramsey Prize for theological writing: Timothy Radcliffe, What Is the Point of Being a Christian? (2006).
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I wonder who the award would have gone to had he awarded an Anglican.
I haven't read it, but if it's up to the standard of the Anglican Samuel Wells' other stuff, his short-listed God's Companions: Reimagining Christian Ethics must have been in with a shout.
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