Farage using Christianity ‘to stir anti-Muslim feeling’, says Rowan Williams

Former archbishop of Canterbury also has ‘awkward questions’ for activist Tommy Robinson on his claimed faith A former archbishop of Canterbury has accused Nigel Farage of misusing the UK’s Christianity “to channel anti-Muslim feeling” and said he also had “some awkward questions” for the far-right activist Tommy Robin

Áine Fox, Press Association Social Affairs Correspondent A former archbishop of Canterbury has accused Nigel Farage of asserting the UK’s Christianity as a way to “channel anti-Muslim feeling”. Rowan Williams, who was the leading Anglican bishop for 10 years until 2012, also said he would like to ask “some awkward ques

Former archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams was asked what he thought was driving Christian nationalism in the UK.

Former Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams accused Nigel Farage of using Christianity to channel anti-Muslim feeling and said he would like to ask 'some awkward questions' of Tommy Robinson, who declares himself a Christian

Rowan Williams was the Church of England’s leading bishop for 10 years until 2012

Online posts this month claimed that Muslims intentionally lit separate church fires in Quebec, or that they are responsible for more than 100 church arsons across Canada.