A BBC Radio Four Sunday Programme Segment: Government moral report

A report commissioned by the Church of England says that the UK’s Labour Government is moral, but it doesn’t have a moral compass. The report, released on Monday 9 June, also says that the Government discriminates against the Christian Churches in favour of other faiths, and is guilty of deep religious illiteracy.

Roger spoke to one of the report’s authors, Francis Davis from the Von Hugel Institute at St Edmund’s College, Cambridge. He was also joined by the Bishop who commissioned the report, Stephen Lowe, and by the Communities and Local Government Secretary Hazel Blears.

Listen to it all from the BBC.

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One comment on “A BBC Radio Four Sunday Programme Segment: Government moral report

  1. Br. Michael says:

    So what do you need a moral compass for? Isn’t morality in the eye of the beholder? Can’t all be moral within their own context? Sarcasm off.