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The Common Good, Issue 199 (Winter 2008/09)

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CSM and the Labour Party
The nature of the Christian Socialist Movement’s relationship with the Labour Party has provoked controversy in the past and is something that we will always struggle with. There are members who have advocated continuing a close relationship with Labour. More ...
Jonathan Cox
Interfaith Dialogue: doing it together rather than apart
During several visits to Tehran in the last decade I learnt three lessons about inter-religious dialogue. More ...
Dr Ian Linden
‘Your kingdom come, on earth as it is in heaven’
The central message of Jesus was and is that the Kingdom of God is at hand – or nearby. But what is it? And importantly, what does it mean for Christians on the left of politics? More ...
Ian Geary
Avoiding Scapegoats
Talk for more than a couple of minutes with anyone who works in the City and you will sense a dark cloud of gloom descend upon the conversation. The scale of the financial crisis that has hit the world remains hard to describe. More ...
Stephen Beer
New Economics
The “nanny state” has had to step in and we now observe the struggles going on between the financiers who strode the globe, the governments cleaning up the mess and the masses of individuals, who are the most vulnerable. More ...
Anthony Sperryn
The Party Isn’t Over...
Christianity has had its fair share of visionaries, men and women with a clear idea of how the world could be a better, fairer and more peaceful place. And we Christian Socialists are the present-day bearers of their torch. More ...
Andrew Bradstock
Arthur Henderson and Methodism
As Labour’s first cabinet minister, their most revered Foreign Secretary, and a Nobel Peace Prize Winner, Arthur Henderson (1863-1935) is a hard act to follow as Member of Parliament for Barnard Castle and Bishop Auckland. More ...
Helen Goodman MP
Facing challenges: Notes from the Chair
Do politics and religion mix, or should they be kept separate? Well, Christians who believe in the politics of social justice say loud and clear that they cannot be kept apart. More ...
Alun Michael MP
A Personal Journey
When someone asks me, “Why do you support the Labour party?” I often have a set thing I schpiel off about how The Labour party stands for fairness, equality, standing up for those without a voice etc. More ...
Suzy Stride
Andy Reed
Will the Left get it?
In his book God’s Politics Jim Wallis' subtitle is “Why the American Right Gets it Wrong and the Left Doesn’t Get It”. Over the last few years I think the left in the UK may have drifted into a similar position. More ...
Andy Reed MP
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