A New British Age of Religion?

Submitted by M Tovey (United States), Apr 12, 2021 at 19:11

Being two generations away from British heritage and of the Anglican (read Episcopalian) community, when the first hint that the British throne could be tainted by an apostate to the Christian heritage (whether from the original Roman influences to the defection of the crown in Henry VIII, never would anyone British in their right mind ever consider elevating a sultan to the British throne; as long as Prince Philip was alive, this could never be tolerated when considering Prince Philip's devotion to his mother, where his heritage and other devotions to the Christian precepts are overtly based in Jerusalem. This was plain to see in 1994.
However, with the passing of Prince Philip, will the apostasy of Charles be tolerated by his mother, the Queen; does the potential of her passing permit this conquest of beliefs? Strange permutations; yes?

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