24 Apr 2021
Two supposed Benin Bronzes being “returned” to Africa by the woke Archbishop of Canterbury were actually made in the 1980s and have no link to colonialism, it has been admitted.
Top Church of England clergyman Justin Welby made the decision to “return” two bronze sculptures which were gifted to Archbishop Robert Runcie by Professor Ambrose F. Alli and the University of Nigeria almost four decades ago in 1982, long after decolonisation.
“We have offered for the two busts to be included in the Digital Benin project and eventually, returned to our friends in Edo, Nigeria, where they may remain,” said a statement from the Archibshops’ official residence of Lambeth Palace, in a statement reported by the
Swedish Church Theologian: Christians Can See Mohammed as a Prophet
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Pixabay A CANDLE-LIT vigil is being held in the Dudley borough to mark the passing of a year since the country first went into lockdown due to coronavirus. The vigil will be pre-recorded and released on Dudley Council’s Facebook and Twitter channels at 6pm this Sunday (March 21). The service will be led by Reverend James Treasure, vicar at Top Church in Dudley, and it will include a reading from West Midlands Deputy Lieutenant Richard Boot and footage of key workers lighting candles to mark the occasion. Senior Dudley Council figures including the Mayor of Dudley, Councillor David Stanley; leader of the council, Councillor Patrick Harley; and leader of the opposition, Councillor Qadar Zada, will also light candles.