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Family Matters
The Common Good, Issue 201 (Winter 2009/10)
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"CSM has put itself in the forefront of the debate and I'm delighted that Christians are being given this chance to contribute their thoughts on how we best support marriage and families across Britain. I particularly welcome the way contributors to The Common Good emphasise the ways Government has supported family stability, including through keeping unemployment down and tackling child poverty."
The Rt Hon Gordon Brown MP, Prime Minister
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| | Faith in the future | | Helen Dennis catches up with three CSM members who will be standing as candidates at the general election: Sam Burden, Susan Elan Jones, and Allan Davies
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| | Helen Dennis |
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| | The family and the left | | Stephen Beer and Jayne Buchanan argue that Christians on the left need to get serious about the family.
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| | Stephen Beer and Jayne Buchanan |
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| | Campaign socialists | | With a general election just months away, Andy Flannagan recounts his experiences of campaigning, and sees it as an opportunity to follow Christ’s example of service.
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| | Andy Flannagan |
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| | Which political issues? | | In the second instalment of a three-part series for The Common Good, Nick Spencer asks which political issues Christians should be most concerned about.
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| | A clear choice | | Stephen Timms MP argues that supporting marriage through the tax system would favour those least in need of support.
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| | Supporting families fairly | | While focusing state benefits would improve the opportunities of the most disadvantaged, writes Lee Clark, the Child Trust Fund should remain available to all.
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