John Sentamu
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John Sentamu is the Archbishop of York, making him the second most important person in the Church of England. He is a noted homophobe, being one of only four priests to explicitly refuse to sign the Cambridge Accord[wp] against homophobia (one of the other three being former Archbishop George Carey). While he objects to Ugandan anti-gay legislation this is because He told the BBC that the proposed law "tends to confuse all of homosexual relationships with what you call aggravated stuff and that's the problem".[1] He was a regular columnist for The Sun[2] and has written columns for the Daily Mail, discussing Christian Persecution Syndrome.[3] On the plus side he opposes food poverty[4], Guantanamo Bay,[5] and abuses in the banking system.[6]
[edit] Footnotes
- ↑ Archbishop of York condemns Ugandan anti-gay bill BBC
- ↑ Example column - they are all behind a paywall but what were you going to get out of The Sun anyway?
- ↑ The intolerance towards Christians in the public sector is an affront - The Daily Mail
- ↑ Archbishop attacks UK food poverty - The Guardian
- ↑ 'The Americans are breaking international law... it is a society heading towards Animal Farm' - Archbishop Sentamu on Guantanamo - The Independent
- ↑ Archbishops attack City practices - BBC News
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