Jonathan Tame, April 2013

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Unfortunately the media company which was uploading our podcasts to iTunes is no longer working with audio files. As a result there are currently two Jubilee Centre accounts in iTunes, and all podcasts up to the end of 2011 are on the old account, which is accessible here:

https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/jubilee-centre/id319798824

Until we have resolved this problem, please access all pre-2012 podcasts directly by using the above link, as the buttons on the individual resource pages will send you to the new Jubilee Centre account, which only has the most recent podcasts.

We apologise for this inconvenience, and hope you can still find the recording you are looking for!

Keywords: Christianity & Religion, Crime & Justice, Education, Finance & the Economy, Government & Foreign Affairs, Health, Lifestyle Issues, Science & Technology, Sex & Families, The Environment, Worldviews & Culture

Daniel Strange, June 2011

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From our 2011 Big Society and the Church conference, Dr Daniel Strange, author of the Jubilee Centre's 2005 Cambridge Paper 'Co-belligerence and common grace' and lecturer in Culture, Religion and Public Theology at Oak Hill Theological College considers whether the 'Big Society' is the right sort of opportunity for the Church.

Keywords: Christianity & Religion, Government & Foreign Affairs

Guy Brandon, June 2011

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From our 2011 Big Society and the Church conference, Dr Guy Brandon, Senior Researcher at Jubilee Centre and author of our report 'The Big Society in Context: A means to what end?' brings lessons from biblical Israel for our complex society.

Keywords: Christianity & Religion, Government & Foreign Affairs

Dale Kuehne, June 2010

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Politics professor Dale Kuehne offers insight from the American system of government for the UK as it debates the possibility of electoral reform and proportional representation.

Keywords: Government & Foreign Affairs

Christians in Politics, April 2010

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'Christians have a duty to God, a duty to their nation, a duty to their neighbour, and voting is one of those duties.' (Dr John Sentamu)
 

Jubilee Centre is pleased to commend this hustings video to you from Christians in Politics, featuring the Archbishop of York and the leaders of the three main political parties.

Keywords: Christianity & Religion, Government & Foreign Affairs

Jubilee Centre Videos, August 2009

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See how many questions you can get right - and where to find the answers before the next election.

All of us are at different places on the political spectrum. Votewise Now will not tell you how to vote, just help you vote according to your conscience. Careful thought and deliberation are needed to make informed decisions. Votewise Now!

Keywords: Government & Foreign Affairs

Professor Julian Rivers, May 2009

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Professor Julian Rivers discusses problems caused by equality legislation. Also see his Cambridge Paper, Three principles for Christian citizens

Keywords: Crime & Justice, Government & Foreign Affairs

Michael Schluter, August 2008

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Explores the potential benefits of a 'State of the Nation' report which measures Relational Well-Being and practical issues of implementation.

Keywords: Government & Foreign Affairs, Health

Jubilee Centre Videos, July 2008

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The Jubilee Centre has always sought to demonstrate the relevance of the West's biblical heritage to the challenges facing modern society. To mark our silver jubilee and as we look ahead to how we might best help shape society in the coming twenty-five years, the Jubilee Centre has released a two-minute video introducing its work to a new generation.

Keywords: Christianity & Religion, Crime & Justice, Education, Finance & the Economy, Government & Foreign Affairs, Health, Lifestyle Issues, Science & Technology, Sex & Families, The Environment, Worldviews & Culture

Jubilee Centre Videos, June 2008

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Ahead of the Jubilee Centre's silver jubilee, this 45-second video reflects on some of the areas of modern society in which we have sought to demonstrate the relevance of the West's biblical heritage.

An extended, two-minute version followed - see Jubilee Centre: The Movie.

Keywords: Christianity & Religion, Crime & Justice, Education, Finance & the Economy, Government & Foreign Affairs, Health, Lifestyle Issues, Science & Technology, Sex & Families, The Environment, Worldviews & Culture

Brendan Bromwich, January 2008

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A case study from Sudan into the environment and development.

Keywords: Government & Foreign Affairs, The Environment

John Coffey, January 2007

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Why the abolitionists won: A review of the obstacles that faced the abolitionists, who they were, the ideas that inspired them, and how they achieved their goals.

Keywords: Christianity & Religion, Crime & Justice, Government & Foreign Affairs

Michael Schluter, January 2007

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Jubilee Centre's Founder considers alternative definitions for 'development' and, after introducing the biblical concept of 'shalom', explores the place and implications of Relational Well-Being in assessing the state of a nation.

Keywords: Finance & the Economy, Government & Foreign Affairs

Julian Rivers, January 2006

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This first talk on nationhood explores what we mean by 'nation' and, drawing on the example of early Israel and subsequent New Testament teaching, considers the proper components of national identity.

Keywords: Government & Foreign Affairs

Julian Rivers, January 2006

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This second talk on nationhood and government considers key biblical principles that should inform our thinking about the nature and role of government - for example that it rests in the people under God, has a divine purpose and is limited.

Keywords: Government & Foreign Affairs

Gai Ferdon, January 2006

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Methodologies for deriving a coherent political agenda from Scripture: Drawing on historical examples from radical Puritan thinkers of the 17th Century, it outlines basic principles of interpretation which guard against subjectivism, presenting the thesis that early Israel (Mosaic law in particular) provides an ethical paradigm that can and ought to inform our perspectives on contemporary political debates.

Keywords: Christianity & Religion, Government & Foreign Affairs

Paul Mills, January 2006

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The Bible has much to say about the path we should wish the process of globalisation to take. The potential for trade to benefit the poor is great but, too often, the rich do not play by the rules they insist that others respect. The facets of globalisation that undermine autocratic state power and help transmit the gospel are to be welcomed, whilst Christians should be wary of attempts to ever-weaken the nation state as the appropriate and democratic level of legislative power.

Keywords: Finance & the Economy, Government & Foreign Affairs