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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35. Actively promote justice and compassion for the poor, vulnerable and oppressed, prioritising care through the maintenance of healthy welfare and charitable sectors for those who suffer disadvantage and need.

36. Among other projects related to poverty and injustice, maintain strong support for debt relief, fair trade and sustainable development.

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