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Theresa May is a clergyman’s daughter. Unlike many of her peers, she never “kicked over the traces” of her ordained childhood, but remains an Anglican churchgoer, and talks of a world-view that was formed by, and is grounded in, her Christian view of the human person (not that she is given to such theorising).
For all that, Mrs May, an instinctively private politician, is not eager to talk about her faith, preferring instead to talk of the values that she adopted when growing up ...
Nick Spencer | Read the full article from Church Times (£).
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