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Ethics and Social Theology

Listed below are documents in the subject area of Ethics and Social Theology
Ethics and Social Theology - 'The Need for Religion' by David Hilborn 9 Jan 2006
Address to the Cambridge Union, opposing the proposition ‘This House Believes Religion is No Longer Needed.’
Ethics and Social Theology - 'Moving for Change: Lessons from Wilberforce and Shaftesbury' by Dr John Wolffe 28 Jul 2006
Two of the most deservedly famous examples of Evangelical Christians who have brought about far reaching social, moral and political change are William Wilberforce (1759-1833), and Anthony Ashley-Cooper, Earl of Shaftesbury (1881-85). Wilberforce’s greatest achievement was the abolition of the slave trade in British ships, a measure enacted by Parliament in 1807, after nearly 20 years of campaigning.
Ethics and Social Theology - 'Tolerance and Religious Liberty' by Joel Edwards and David Hilborn 28 Jul 2006
Responses prepared for VSO questionnaire, March 2003.
Ethics and Social Theology - 'Valuing Trust' by David Hilborn 28 Jul 2006
What links doctors, nurses, teachers, professors and judges? Answer: people trust them. In poll after poll, they are identified as the most trustworthy figures around. A recent MORI survey showed 91% of the British public trusting doctors to tell the truth, compared with 87% for teachers, 74% for professors and 72% for judges.
Ethics and Social Theology - 'Wealth, Poverty and God: Two Views' by Keith Warrington and Dewi Hughes 28 Jul 2006
Two leading British evangelical scholars consider the Bible's approach to money and possessions.

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