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

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

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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.

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What role has the Church of Scotland played in Scottish public life?

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Discuss the historical context of the Church's influence on Scottish civic institutions.

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How did the General Assembly contribute to the establishment of the modern Scottish Parliament?

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What was the significance of the 1989 Assembly in relation to Scotland's governance?

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

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