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I'd gone looking for Buddhism and I'd gone looking for Wicca because I thought they fitted with how I saw the world.

But I didn't think Christianity fits with how I saw the world at all.

And I didn't want to be Christian.

Christianity properly understood tells you there's no such thing as dead matter.

Creation around you within you, the creation that you are, the creation that you are, the creation that you're part of,

is all God acting, God loving, God inviting, here and now. And eventually I just basically had to

accept that this was happening and give into it and see where it took me. Well, hello and welcome to The Big Conversation from Premier Unbelievable. The Big

Conversation brings the biggest thinkers together to discuss the biggest questions about science,

faith and philosophy. Conversion, culture and the cross, are we ready to believe in God? That's

our topic. I'm joined by Rowan Williams and Paul Kingsdorf.

Rowan Williams is a member of the House of Lords and was the Archbishop of Canterbury from 2002 to 2012, prior to which he was the Archbishop of Wales. Rowan is an influential theologian

who has held positions at both Oxford and Cambridge University. His books include being Christian, being disciples and

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