can you understand why a lot of people in the anglican communion, a lot of christians whom you lead,the way in which you've changed your thinking about religion? 0h, sure. and i hate hurting people. i did hurt a lot of people. i said that in my final sermon. i said i'd become, in my 60s, the kind of bishop i hated in my 30s. i had to be kind of true to that. it was a slow, emergent process. yeah, i get that. i get the complexity of all of this. i hurt lots of people, to whom i was a precious source of support. that's why i had to go away and take a sabbatical from religion. that's the trouble with religion, it got stuck 2000, 3000 years ago. it got stuck with women, it got stuck with gays, it got stuck with ways of understanding the astronomy of the universe. you can keep the best of religion and still intellectually go on. and that, i think, is all i was arguing for. i wasn't saying that you mustn't believe in a physical resurrection or a six—day creation. if it helps you through life, do it, as long as it doesn't make you cruel and persecutory, that's not the way i understand these