Heart to Heart with David Campanale

Can Christians still have a place in mainstream politics without compromising their beliefs? In this powerful interview, former Liberal Democrat parliamentary candidate David Campanale shares the story behind his legal battle with the Liberal Democrats after the party admitted religious discrimination and agreed to pay damages. David reflects on his deselection as a parliamentary candidate, the scrutiny he faced because of his Christian convictions and pro-life beliefs, and the wider challenges facing people of faith in public life today. He discusses freedom of conscience, the role of Christianity in British politics, and why he believes Christians should not be driven out of the public square. This is a fascinating conversation about faith, politics, free speech, and the future of democratic participation in the UK. Topics covered: ✓ Religious discrimination in politics ✓ Christian beliefs and public life ✓ Freedom of conscience ✓ Pro-life convictions ✓ The Liberal Democrats controversy ✓ Free speech and democracy ✓ Christians in mainstream political parties What do you think? Can people of faith participate in politics without being pressured to abandon their beliefs? Let us know in the comments below. Subscribe to SPUCtv for more interviews, discussions, and analysis on pro-life issues, assisted suicide, abortion, freedom of conscience, and the sanctity of human life. David's Website: https://davidcampanale.co.uk/ 🎧 Listen on the go: Heart to Heart and Viewpoint are available on: Spotify | Apple Podcasts | Amazon Podcasts 💬 Get involved: Have feedback or a story we should cover? We’d love to hear from you: 📧 [email protected] ❤️ Support our work: If you’d like to help SPUC TV continue creating content, you can donate here: 🔗 https://spuc.org.uk/donate/ 🔔 Stay connected: Subscribe for more content Like & share to support the channel #SPUCTV #TalkShow #CurrentAffairs #News #WatchNow #DavidCampanale #Christianity #Politics #ProLife #FreedomOfConscience #ReligiousFreedom #LiberalDemocrats #UKPolitics #SPUC #FreeSpeech