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Published · transcript-backedKatherine Rundell: belief
11 Jan 2023 Conversations with Tyler Katherine Rundell on the Art of Words
“I think you would have to remember what it was intended to do, the hope and comfort it was intended to give, and you would have to remember the many, many battles that were fought to have it.”
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- Katherine Rundell
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- belief
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- 11 Jan 2023
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- Conversations with Tyler
Transcript context
…So how do we approach reading The Book of Common Prayer so that it makes sense to us rather than boring us? Oh gosh, that’s really interesting. How do you approach The Book of Common Prayer, which is, I agree, not an obviously galvanic text, particularly if you don’t happen to believe in Christianity. I think you would have to remember what it was intended to do, the hope and comfort it was intended to give, and you would have to remember the many, many battles that were fought to have it. And that, I think, might make it feel alive. John Bunyan’s Pilgrim’s Progress. Is that book actually good?…
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