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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.

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
Marriage and the public good.
- Category Family law
- Summary
  Tier 2 - LCF Paper providing an integrated framework on the public good of marriage from a Christian legal perspective. view
Good News for Law?
- Category Biblical legal principles
- Summary
  Ethics in Brief view
Euthanasia and Assisted Suicide
- Category Medical law & bioethics
- Summary
  An urgent call to Christians view
Radio 4 panel - Christianity and our secular legal system
- Category Conferences
- Summary
  A link to the BBC Beyond Belief podcast in which two LCF members are featured talking about the influence of Christianity on the Law and the challenges of being a Christian lawyer. view
Do our courts have no morals?
- Category Biblical legal principles
- Tags Living & Loving
- Summary
  David McIlroy considers the place of ethics in the courtroom. view
Reflections on Sir James Munby's lecture
- Category Biblical legal principles
- Summary
  John Scriven, former chairman of the LCF and author of Belief and Nation reflects on Sir James Munby's lecture to the 2013 Law Society Annual Family Law Conference view
Freedom and truth - reflections on Rwanda
- Category Human rights & freedoms
- Tags Living, Loving & Learning
- Summary
  Claire Wilkinson spent over three years working with our partners Lawyers for Hope in Rwanda. In this article, written in 2011, she reflects on her time there. view
Faith at work: the case for lunchtime talks
- Category Evangelism
- Tags Loving
- Summary
  Matthew Evans, an Associate at a city law firm, puts the case for making use of lunchtime talks as a way of sharing the gospel with colleagues view
Strasbourg, Conscience and Religious Belief
- Category Human rights & freedoms
- Tags Loving
- Summary
  Mark Campbell assesses ECHR decisions in four UK freedom of religion cases in summer 2013 view

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