Very few in both Houses of Parliament should throw the first stone non of them are perfect it is usually choosing the best of a bad bunch.I wish that old fashioned copper would pop into no 10 and haul the lying toe rag out by his ear.
Very few in both Houses of Parliament should throw the first stone non of them are perfect it is usually choosing the best of a bad bunch.
Catholicism is discredited against in this country as you should well know.Not perhaps by the general public but by the Political Establishment.
You know full well what I am getting at.
You can have a non C of E Monarch providing they are not R.C.......Am mystified....tis a few hundred years ago since we last roasted a Catholic.
You can have a non C of E Monarch providing they are not R.C.......
In the upper house you have a set number of C of E Bishops but they are not allowed to have one R.C. Cardinal . I could go on but the benefits and pitfalls of any religions are best left alone....It is far too easy to cause upset.
In 1689 the bill of rights ruled no Monorch in the U.K.could be a Catholic or marry one ...Henry the eighth was given the Title Defender of the Faith prior to him butchering his wifesYou really must do your homework. Clearly 100 lines was not enough. Only a member of the C of E can become the monarch of our country. RCs are not alone in being excluded ; Baptists, Mormons, Muslims, Scientologist, Pagans, Methodists, Atheists, Hindus, Buddhists, Sikhs, Parsees, Greek and Russian Orthodox, Jews , Druids and Pantheists are all spared the misery of a dull life pretending to look interested as endless military parades pass by.
Wrong he was Ex Communicated.,Time to move on good and bad on all sides ..History is a hard taskmaster let us leave at that.Henry 8th remained a Catholic to his death but not a Roman Catholic.
Only an Anglican can sit on the throne. The monarch is also Supreme Head of the Church of England.
Since 2013 an heir to the throne has been able to marry a Roman Catholic.
Wrong again. There are Catholics in the C of E who bear no allegiance to the Pope. Not all Catholics are Roman Catholics and where essential Catholic beliefs like trĆ nsubstantiation are concerned you would recognise Good King Henry's beliefs as being much the same as yours. He was no protestant.Wrong he was Ex Communicated.,Time to move on good and bad on all sides ..History is a hard taskmaster let us leave at that.