which part is twaddle, certainly nothing which I wrote, since I merely relayed the fact that it was extended from the church not requested by Muslims.
I know it was extended from the church. As I've said, the Church of England Synod these days has, like the BBC, Parliament and other great British institutions, been taken over by wet, Guardian-reading, sandal-wearing, bearded Lefty liberals who place political correctness, "diversity and equality" and pandering to all things Islam on a higher pedestal than traditional British, Protestant values.
correct on the numbers...it is SECOND in strength
a lack of ignorance and arragance leads to the assumption that Catholics and Presbyterians are not Christian but they are. Thus although you would like to cast them out of your club and separate yourself from them, they are in fact a part of the Christian church and under that big umbrella.
Islam is the fourth biggest religion in Great Britain, after Church of England, Presbyterianism (Church of Scotland) and Catholicism. I don't think there's anything wrong with counting those three as separate.
In FACT Anglicism is merely a break away from Catholicism not the reverse.
I know it is. Anglicanism is a Protestant church and the Protestants, as their name suggests, are those who are protesting against the idolatrous and heretical Catholic church.
If it weren't for the psychopath King Henry Vlll you'd be Catholic.
How was he a "psychopath"? I'm willing to wager that Henry VIII had no psychopathic tendencies at all. In fact, he's probably England's greatest-ever king.
All the beliefs are pretty much parallel except that you do not accept the pope as your leader.
And for the fact that Anglicans, like most other Protestants, don't indulge in idolatrous and heretical worship as the Catholics do.
no need, they are already included in the Christian domain. Fact
But Charles will NOT be the Supreme Governor - the titular head - of the Catholics and the Presbyterians, will he? He will be the Defender of the Faith, and that faith is the Church of England. The Catholics have their own leader - the Pope - and Presbyterianism is devoid of such religious rankings.
Charles will be the Supreme Governor of the Church of England and the Church of England only. It is the Church of England he should be looking after and defending.
As for ecumenism, the term applies to greater CHRISTIAN unity or cooperation. It calls for greater unity and cooperation amongst the Christian churches, not unity and cooperation between Christianity and other religions.
Also, I'll say again: When Prince Charles becomes king, he will be the Supremer Governor of the CHURCH OF ENGLAND. Therefore, when he dies he should have a Church of England funeral service. There should be no readings from the Koran or any other holy book in order to pander to the Muslims or whoever. The King James Bible should be the only holy book to be read out at the service which, I hope, will be a purely Church of England one as befitting the titular head of the Church of England.
That it did yes, a bunch of people got brained washed
Yeah? In what way?
Hey it's your church if you don't like things you can always splinter again eh?
Too right. The Church of England Synod is now another hornet's nest of Lefties. As a result, this once-great church is now nothing more than the political wing of the LibDems. It's no wonder church attendances are falling when CofE bishops are telling their flock that they must accept gay marriage and Sharia Law, all things which the church should be speaking out AGAINST.
The pope we currently have is a worldly man, highly intelligent, and a true man of god. He will be counted amoung the men who keep the earth balanced and keep the light flowing and hold back the darkness.
Will the Bible be read out at his funeral?
You're preaching to the choir. He loved Camilla always, more than many men who smash him and criticize him, he understands what it is to love with a passion. Dianna was a forced marriage and never should have happened but it was a different time and views have altered since then. Charles has more backbone than his critics. The queen married the love of her life...now Charles has too...cheers to him and for standing his ground and being who he knows himself to be.
The marriage wasn't forced.
Camilla Shand had already met and wanted to marry Andrew Parker Bowles when she and Charles met. Charles and Camilla got along quite well and shared many interests. Charles dithered in proposing to Camilla, so she became Camilla Parker Bowles by marrying Andrew when Charles was at sea with the Royal Navy. There were also rumours that Camilla didn't want to become a royal.
Diana Spencer, meanwhile (who was related to Churchill), had to suffer her parents having a very nasty separation when she was young and she was looking for love in her life.
She and Charles met each other in 1977 at a hunting party through Diana's sister, who was a friend of Charles. Charles was 29 and Diana was 16 and had just left school.
In 1979, Diana returned to London and moved into an apartment in South Kensington with three friends. She got her first job working as a part-time assistant at the Young England Kindergarten, a nursery school and day-care centre in Pimlico. The memorable photograph of the extremely shy Diana in a flimsy skirt, holding a young child, backlit by the sun, and showing the outline of her shapely legs, was taken by John Minihan during this time.
Prince Charles had reached the age of 31 without finding a suitable partner and, as heir to the throne, was under pressure to do so. A list of candidates was drawn up and Diana was chosen from the shortlist. Diana met Prince Charles for the second time in 1980, when she and her family visited the Windsors during their summer holiday at Balmoral and the royal romance began.On 24 February 1981, Buckingham Palace announced the engagement of the 19-year-old Lady Diana Spencer to Prince Charles, Prince of Wales, 32-year-old heir apparent to the British throne.
The two married each other in front of a worldwide audience of millions on 29th July 1981. I was just four days' old that day and the food menus at the hospital where I was born - St Mary's Hospital in Manchester - had a picture of Charles and Di on the front.
Diana did love Charles, but I think it's fair to say that Charles never really loved Diana.
Prince William and Prince Harry were just 15 and 12 respectively when their mother was killed in a car crash on 31st August 1997.