The first holder of this position was sent on a mission to establish it by Pope Gregory the Great and was named Augustine.
A 15th-century holder of this position is the namesake of the fallacy known as Morton's fork, in which contradictory arguments lead to the same conclusion. The first holder of this position was sent on a mission to establish it by Pope Gregory the Great and was named Augustine. The penultimate holder of this position was Rowan Williams, who resigned in 2012 partly due to his liberal attitude toward homosexuality in his church. The most famous holder of this position was killed by four knights on the possibly misinterpreted words of Henry II. FTP Thomas a Becket held what position, head of the Anglican Communion?
A 15th-century holder of this position is the namesake of the fallacy known as Morton's fork, in which contradictory arguments lead to the same conclusion.
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