own vulnerability and also explore the unignorable ambiguities of your own position on things, like lots of people. i m 60 now and i think a lot about how the certainties that i would enjoy in my 20s and 30s, i don t have them any more. i m more pragmatic. and the recent death of the of the queen, of course, has been for me and for lots of people, i think a really decisive moment because it s made me realise with more clarity where i am now, it s not the same place. you re very good at self deprecation and you, in the book, make a point of how david used to mock you by when you were angry with each other, he was, ah, britain s best loved vicar! as a joke. but you are britain s best loved vicar. and as such, i just want you, given everything you ve done in different aspects of british culture, to tell me whether you are more comfortable with where britain
and i do find that there s a cost to activism. and it is this thing you strap on armour every day, you go out into the world and you fight what you hope is a good fight, but it costs you again. and sometimes you want to take the armour off and explore your own vulnerability and also explore the unignorable. ..ambiguities of your own position on things, like lots of people. i m 60 now and i think a lot about how the certainties that i would enjoy in my 20s and 30s, i don t have them any more. i m more pragmatic. and the recent death of the of the queen, of course, has been for me and for lots of people, i think a really decisive moment because it s made me realise with more clarity where i am now, it s not the same place. you re very good at self deprecation and you, in the book, make a point of how david used to mock you by when you were angry with each other, he was, ah, britain s best loved vicar! as a joke. but you are britain s best loved vicar. and as such, i just want y
and actually, i m not really interested in that and i do find that there s a cost to activism. and it is this thing you strap on armour every day, you go out into the world and you fight what you hope is a good fight, but it costs you again. and sometimes you want to take the armour off and explore your own vulnerability and also explore the unignorable ambiguities of your own position on things, like lots of people. i m 60 now and i think a lot about how the certainties that i would enjoy in my 20s and 30s, i don t have them any more. i m more pragmatic. and the recent death of the of the queen, of course, has been for me and for lots of people, i think a really decisive moment because it s made me realise with more clarity where i am now, it s not the same place. you re very good at self deprecation and you, in the book, make a point of how david used to mock you by when you were angry with each other, he was, ah, britain s best loved vicar!
and you fight what you hope is a good fight, but it costs you again. and sometimes you want to take the armour off and explore your own vulnerability and also explore the unignorable. ..ambiguities of your own position on things, like lots of people. i m 60 now and i think a lot about how the certainties that i would enjoy in my 20s and 30s, i don t have them any more. i m more pragmatic. and the recent death of the of the queen, of course, has been, for me and for lots of people, i think, a really decisive moment because it s made me realise with more clarity where i am now, it s not the same place. you re very good at self deprecation, and you in the book make a point of how david used to mock you when you were angry with each other, he was, ah, britain s best loved vicar! as a joke. but you are britain s