Biblical lament and political protest
This paper considers the pastoral and political role of biblical lament in the Christian life. The theology and practice of lament is often neglected in congregations.
The Bible and Politics – Christian sources of British political thought
The Bible and Politics - Christian sources of British political thought by Nick Spencer
Uniformity or mutuality? The new equality law in Christian perspective
The Equality Act 2010 was the last major piece of legislation to be passed under the British ‘New Labour’ Government.
Eschatology and Politics: the last things we want to talk about?
Eschatology and Politics: the last things we want to talk about? by Geoffrey Penn
To release the oppressed: Reclaiming a biblical theology of liberation
Liberation is one of the great slogans of modern politics and one of the major themes of the Bible.
Three principles for Christian citizens
Three basic types of argument have a proper place as Christians engage in public life. These are arguments from the common good, from institutional independence, and from conscientious witness.
How to create a relational society: Foundations for a new social order
How to create a relational society: Foundations for a new social order by Michael Schluter
The abolition of the slave trade: Christian conscience and political action
The abolition of the slave trade: Christian conscience and political action by John Coffey
Beyond scrutiny? Minorities, majorities and post-modern tyranny
Beyond scrutiny? Minorities, majorities and post-modern tyranny by Michael Ovey