David Cameron reacts to Archbishop Comments

The speaker discusses the freedom to express political views and disagrees with certain views on debt, welfare, and education. They argue against passing debt to future generations and criticize the current education system, advocating for the Academy program to improve standards. The speaker defends their policies and supports open debate, acknowledging the Archbishop of Canterbury's right to express political opinions.

What is the speaker's stance on the church's involvement in political matters?

• The church should avoid political matters.

• The church should actively engage in politics.

• The church should be neutral in political debates.

• The church should only focus on spiritual matters.

Why does the speaker disagree with passing debt to future generations?

• It is financially beneficial.

• It is morally wrong.

• It is a common practice.

• It is legally required.

What educational reform does the speaker support?

• Maintaining the current system.

• Reducing educational standards.

• Introducing more private schools.

• Implementing the Academy program.

What is the speaker's main argument in defending their policies?

• They reduce individual freedoms.

• They provide more opportunities and responsibility.

• They focus solely on economic growth.

• They increase government control.

How does the speaker view the Archbishop of Canterbury's political engagement?

• As a violation of church principles.

• As a welcome contribution to debate.

• As unnecessary interference.

• As a distraction from important issues.