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    Votewise 2015: Helping Christians engage with the issues

    By Guy Brandon

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    Reassuring, accessible and enjoyable guide for Christians who want to make sure their vote counts. Votewise (2004): 'Stretches and challenges, don't head for the voting booth without it.' Christianity 'A timely reminder of the necessity of exercising our electoral right and responsibility. It will be of great help to Christian voters anxious to "put their crosses in the right box."' England on Sunday Votewise Now! (2009): 'The Jubilee Centre is to be applauded for insisting that gospel issues and voting intentions are connected . . . What this book may call us to is the revitalization of politics as a whole.' Church Times '. . . an excellent introduction to the key issues we face as we approach a general election . . . radical and relevant whatever your views.' Ministry Today
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSPCK
    Release dateOct 16, 2014
    ISBN9780281071791
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