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3. Religion, Nation, State and Society: Precedents and Present Models Contents Page

Faith and Nation Report - Section Index
An index of all sections of the Faith and Nation Report

Any serious discussion of faith and nation in Britain today must recognize that our current constitutional and civic arrangements have deep roots in the past. For Christians, these roots extend far back into the biblical world.
3.1 Israel, Nationhood and the State in the Old Testament
3.2 Church and State in the New Testament
3.3 The Post-Apostolic Age
3.4 Constantine and the Rise of Christendom
3.5 Medieval Models: East and West
3.6 The Magisterial Reformation
3.7 The Radical Reformation
3.8 The Effect and Subsequent Modification of Reformation Influence in British Constitutional Arrangements
3.9 Historic Evangelical Engagements with ‘Faith and Nation’ Issues
3.8.1 England
3.8.2 Scotland
3.8.3 Wales
3.8.4 Ireland
3.9.1 Revival
3.9.2 19th Century Social Reform
3.10 A Summary of Current 20th and 21st Century Public Issues
3.10.1 Introduction
3.10.2 Welfare State
3.10.3 Sexual Morality
3.10.4 Equal Opportunities
3.10.5 Discrimination
3.10.6 Sabbatariansim
3.10.7 Debt Relief
3.10.8 Blasphemy and Religious Liberty
3.10.9 Legal Regulation of Religious Liberty
3.11 Approaches of Other Major Faiths
3.11.1 Introduction
3.11.2 Hinduism
3.11.3 Buddhism
3.11.4 Islam
3.11.5 Sikhism

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