Adrian Pabst shows how post liberal politics draws on Christianity and is centred around trust, dignity and human relationships
The Dignity of Labour
Jon Cruddas argues that the dignity of labour must be at the heart of a renewed politics of the common good, and therefore calls for UBI should be resisted.
Pentecostalism & socio-political engagement
David Muir argues for an engaged Christian citizenship and explores the relationship of political culture with the Pentecostal understanding of the Pauline ‘principalities and powers’
Faith, Government and Society
Michael Wear, Obama’s faith advisor, says it is essential for people of faith to act together in their diversity, not only to ‘do’ compassion, but also to engage with politics and ‘seek the welfare of the city’
Transformational politics for the Common Good
Enabling local leadership brings tangible results when churches help to tackle not only financial poverty, but political and cultural poverty too
A Politics of Hope
As social and political confusion reigns, Rabbi Jonathan Sacks explains what’s going on and what we can do build the Common Good
The Church of the Table
A priest in Italy wanted to help the homeless and the destitute migrants in his parish. From nothing, a community has been created
The Theology and Politics of a Common Life
Luke Bretherton calls Christians to take up democratic politics as a way of pursuing a common life and fulfilling the call to love our neighbours…
Mine or Ours?
Matt Wilson helps congregations generate practical ways to transform their relationship with money and contribute to the community at the same time.
Finding common ground
How are we most likely to achieve social change? Through political campaigning or by finding common ground at local level?
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