Faith and Nation - Commission of inquiry

Faith and Nation Report

1. Purpose, Method and Structure of the Commission	2. Faith and Nation in Britain Today
3. Religion, Nation, State and Society: Precedents and Present Models	4. Models for Social, Political & Civic Engagement
Appendices	Executive Summary
Foreword	Index of Submissions Received
Key Recommendations	Recommendations to the Evangelical Alliance Council
Scope and Parameters of the Inquiry	Select Bibliography

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30. Urge government to recognise the rights of workers to attend Sunday public worship and to maintain a weekly day for rest and family time. Emphasise that it is for the benefit of society as a whole that a proper balance between work and home life be encouraged, by legislation where appropriate. Uphold the rights of other religious traditions to reasonable time off work in conjunction with their own religious festivals.

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