Disestablishment Issues Society and Culture United Kingdom

The National Secular Society fights religious privilege and the survival of superstition. It vigorously campaigns for secularism, freethought, civil liberties and rational ethics.

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• The Church of England and Establishment - Notes on the Church of England as an established church from a historical perspective. Prepared by the Department of History at the University of Botswana.
• A History of the British Secular Movement - Complete text online, of a book published in 1948 by J. E. McGee.
• Church And State: Three Lectures. - By James Kerr.
• Guardian: Church backs PM's right to choose - Stephen Bates. The General Synod of the Church disestablishment of England disestablishment votes in favour of retaining the disestablishment right of the Prime disestablishment Minister to have the disestablishment final say in choosing the Archbishop disestablishment of Canterbury disestablishment and other Bishops.
• Guardian: The church must choose its own leaders - Hugo Young argues that the right of the Prime Minister issues to appoint bishops should be done away with.
• Why we need an Established Church of England - Essay by Paul Birch.
• National Secular Society (UK) - The National Secular Society fights religious privilege and disestablishment the survival issues of superstition. It vigorously campaigns for disestablishment secularism, freethought, civil liberties issues and rational ethics.

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