This volume offers a Christian perspective on a variety of central topics in public debate, from education to genetics. The National Club was founded in June 1845 to maintain the Protestant principles of the constitution in the administration of public affairs and to uphold a system of national education based upon Scripture. Based at the Carlton Club, it brings together figures in public life who are concerned that a clear biblical lead be provided to the nation. The book is published as a statement of what the National Club wishes to see on the national agenda. The 15 contributors include: Sir Timothy Hoare, David Cook, Richard Wilkins, Lord McColl of Dulwich, Robert Twycross, Nigel Williams, Robert Berry and Keith Tondeur.