Williams in synod Sharia address
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Rowan Williams says he does not regret raising the issue of Sharia law, but accepts he may have caused confusion.
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The head of the Church of England answers critics of a speech in which he said  it might be applicable in certain areas.
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Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams, spiritual leader of the world's Anglicans, said on Thursday the introduction of some aspects of Islamic Sharia law in Britain was unavoidable.
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Rowan Williams takes responsibility for 'any unclarity' in remarks about Muslim law
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Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams faced criticism on Friday for suggesting the introduction in Britain of some aspects of sharia was unavoidable -- one government minister called it "a recipe for chaos".
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PETER CAVE: The Bush administration is considering guaranteeing a role for Sunni Muslims in Iraq&#39;s first democratic government as a way of trying to quell dissent and future violence.
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The Archbishop of Canterbury will use his Christmas sermon to call for more "reverence" of people and the planet.
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The head of the Anglican church said the adoption of parts of sharia law in Britain looked "unavoidable", calling for "constructive accommodation" over issues like resolving marriage disputes.
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The head of the Anglican Church says the adoption of some Sharia laws "seems unavoidable" in the UK.
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Â· Archbishops to draw up historic covenantÂ· Conservatives see chance to crack down on dissent
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The spiritual leader of the world's 77 million Anglicans reminded his bishops of the need for humility on Sunday in a veiled rebuke to those whose wrangling over gay clergy threatens to tear the church apart.
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Anglican Church head Rowan Williams has warned church leaders that criticism of gay people could make them vulnerable to persecution or suicide.
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The head of the Anglican church said Thursday the adoption of parts of sharia law in Britain looked "unavoidable", calling for "constructive accommodation" over issues like resolving marriage disputes.
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The archbishop of Canterbury on Thursday called for a limited application of Islamic law in Britain. Muslims praised the proposal but the government rejected it.
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Â· Appointment marks win for Muslim democrats Â· Prayer mats to enter residence for first time
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PARIS: With concern growing about radical Islam in their midst, governments in western Europe are debating how to ensure that Muslim prayer leaders preach in the local language and spread messages of moderation rather than hate.
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Anglican leader saying Britain should consider recognizing parts of Islamic law sets off debate.