Kirk has a ‘vital’ role in Scotland’s national life, says First Minister

The Church of Scotland has played a pivotal role in both spiritual and public life in Scotland. Historically, it served as a central forum for important discussions post-Act of Union. In modern times, it significantly contributed to the reestablishment of the Scottish Parliament, endorsing the claim of right for Scotland and participating actively in the Scottish Constitutional Convention.

What role did the Church of Scotland historically play in Scottish public life?

• It was primarily focused on international affairs.

• It was a central forum for public discussion.

• It was a minor religious institution.

• It was a political party.

How did the Church of Scotland contribute to the reestablishment of the modern Scottish Parliament?

• By opposing the claim of right for Scotland.

• By endorsing the claim of right for Scotland.

• By remaining neutral in political matters.

• By focusing solely on spiritual guidance.

What was one of the first major civic actions taken by the Church of Scotland regarding the Scottish Parliament?

• It focused on religious reforms.

• It called for the creation of a democratically elected assembly.

• It opposed the creation of a new assembly.

• It remained silent on political issues.

In what way did the Church of Scotland participate in the Scottish Constitutional Convention?

• By focusing on religious matters only.

• By opposing the convention.

• By actively contributing to its efforts.

• By playing a passive role.

What was the outcome of the Church of Scotland's involvement in the Scottish Constitutional Convention?

• The establishment of a new religious order.

• The creation of a new political party.

• The establishment of the Scottish Parliament.

• The dissolution of the convention.