Cameron Declares the UK a Christian Country

The transcript discusses the role of marriage in society, particularly in West London, and highlights David Cameron's emphasis on Christian values as part of his vision for a 'big society.' Cameron, a vaguely practicing Christian, encourages the Church of England to revive Christian values to counteract moral decline. He asserts that Britain is a Christian country and should not shy away from this identity, as emphasized during an event marking the 400th anniversary of the King James Bible.

What is the key element in David Cameron's vision for a 'big society'?

• Economic growth

• Healthcare

• Education

• Marriage

What did David Cameron urge the Church of England to do?

• Encourage technological advancements

• Support political campaigns

• Lead a revival of Christian values

• Promote economic policies

What issue did Cameron believe the revival of Christian values would address?

• Political instability

• Moral collapse

• Environmental concerns

• Economic recession

At what event did Cameron emphasize the UK's Christian identity?

• A political rally

• A charity fundraiser

• A cultural festival

• The 400th anniversary of the King James Bible

How did Cameron describe the UK in his speech?

• A Christian country

• A democratic state

• A secular nation

• A multicultural society