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This was of course totally ‘staged’ in a pathetic attempt to make the vile camilla whore appear more acceptable. One can well understand why the Queen regarded this filth as wholly unsuitable in the 1970s with camillas overtly promiscuous lifestyle – even the father of camilla’s own children is questionable! Unfortunately, inbred charles is not particularly intelligent and has allowed himself to be influenced by this malevolent parasitic slut. Hopefully they will both come to an end very soon!
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@priest008 You STATED that. I do not see where you have EXPLAINED it.
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@priest008 That may be your religion. There are of course many others. That's the way it is with religions. Most democratic countries (and some unpleasing dictatorships too) have learned that separation of Church and State is a sensible thing and they have implemented it. Even in England where Church and State are not separate, that union doesn't count for much anymore legally.
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@Popperite YOUR POINT IS as Valid as the Devils, which makes it invalid.
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@priest008 Cause they should be seperate.
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@Popperite I JUST EXPLAINED THAT THEY SHOULD BE ONE and so why do you come here saying they should be separate??????
God places a King, the Bishops anoint the King, during Coronation the King promises to govern by the laws of God, thus Church and state is one, when it comes to taxation etc then it is a matter of state, but when it takes to major laws and functions the Church assists the state.
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@priest008 Church and state should be seperate,
Church and state can't be seperate because the Monarch is placed there by God in the first place thus must make sure that the laws of God are being followed, Church and state should never be seperate.
priest008 1 year ago 10
I am a Catholic and was once an Anglican. I don't care. and nor do any people I know. who is head of the C of E. Personally, if I was pressed, I would say that I like the idea of an established church (protestant) because in my day it was a sort of joint forum for all the other churches. Anyway, prayers for the Queen were part of the Mass until the 'reforms' of the 1970's. And Elizabeth, God Bless Her, is more a Christian than some I can mention..
idle44 2 years ago 3