Neither Private nor Privileged: The Role of Christianity in Britain Today
This report rejects calls to privatise religious faith but insists that the nature of the church's involvement with government should differ according to the 'moral orientations' of the state at any given time. The role of Christianity should, therefore, be adjudicated on a case-by-case basis. Underpinning this approach, the contribution of Christianity in the public square will depend on the extent to which, by doing what it must do, it can persuade the public that it is 'doing good'.