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A key aim of the LCF is to provide a wealth of resources to help lawyers, students and those supporting them in church leadership.

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Magna Carta and the significance of the Freedom of the Church today
- Category Biblical legal principles
- Tags Living, Loving & Learning
- Summary
  Celebrating the 800th anniversary of the signing of Magna Carta, The LCF were delighted to partner with Theos and Christians in Parliament to understand a Christian contribution. Read the thoughts of Prof. Julian Rivers who spoke at the event. view
Justice in Love
- Category Biblical legal principles
- Tags Learning
- Summary
  Jonathan Chaplin reviews Nicholas Wolterstorff's book Justice in Love (2011) view
Theos Report - Religion and Law
- Category Biblical legal principles
- Tags Learning & Loving
- Summary
  Sixteen essays exploring the relationship between religion and law in Britain today view
Theos Report - Talking God
- Category Biblical legal principles
- Tags Learning & Loving
- Summary
  Jonathan Chaplin on the legitimacy of religious public reasoning view
A Biblical social agenda
- Category Theology of law & justice
- Tags Learning
- Summary
  with Dr. Jonathan Burnside view
A Biblical View of Law and Justice
- Category Biblical legal principles
- Tags Learning
- Summary
  What does the Bible have to say about human laws and legal systems? Read this book review of an important volume that seeks to deal with this vital question view
Three principles for Christian citizens
- Category Biblical legal principles
- Tags Learning & Loving
- Summary
  Professor Julian Rivers outlines three kinds of accessible arguments Christians can make in public life view
Should Christians take oaths in court?
- Category Biblical legal principles
- Tags Learning & Living
- Summary
  Dr David McIlroy evaluates Jesus' teaching view
A Christian worldview - Trinity, glory, creation and law
- Category Biblical legal principles
- Tags Learning & Seminar series
- Summary
  Rev Dr Mike Ovey explores how the Trinity, the Glory of God and Creation mean that every sphere of temporal life is eternally significant to God and subject to the Lordship of Christ. view
A Christian framework for law
- Category Biblical legal principles
- Tags Learning, Seminar series & Human rights
- Summary
  Can so-called human rights 'religion' co-exist with Biblical principles? view

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