When it comes to the crunch

Christians in the United Kingdom, most of whom are comfortably middle-class, are less likely to be personally affected by financial crashes than some. But difficulties in the banking sector do affect issues on which they are likely to campaign. Money that might have been reserved for aid or debt relief, for example, can often disappear. Ironically, problems within those systems of international finance that campaigners have wanted to overthrow have, in fact, endangered the promises …