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manualman
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An interesting column that almost raises a unique point. Wouldn’t it be deliciously ironic if Queen Elizabeth refused to ratify a UK gay marriage law? Think about it, the monarchy in the UK originally took charge of the Church in England (away from the pope) over a dispute about marriage in which the king was guilty of degrading the definition of marriage (its indissolubility). It would be a fine act of penance if the monarchy itself made a last stand in DEFENSE of the meaning of marriage.
Offer it up, your majesty. It’s worth it.
An interesting column that almost raises a unique point. Wouldn’t it be deliciously ironic if Queen Elizabeth refused to ratify a UK gay marriage law? Think about it, the monarchy in the UK originally took charge of the Church in England (away from the pope) over a dispute about marriage in which the king was guilty of degrading the definition of marriage (its indissolubility). It would be a fine act of penance if the monarchy itself made a last stand in DEFENSE of the meaning of marriage.
Offer it up, your majesty. It’s worth it.