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| Patriotism - is it Christian | |
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| Topic Started: Saturday, 9. June 2012, 14:48 (533 Views) | |
| tomais | Sunday, 10. June 2012, 14:46 Post #16 |
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Who was the first Elizabeth of Scotland? |
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| Rose of York | Sunday, 10. June 2012, 15:54 Post #17 |
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Nobody. Elizabeth II is not the Queen of Scotland. She is not the Queen of England. She is Queen of the United Kingdom. Queen Elizabeth II is descended from Macbeth, that explains why she is a tough old bird. |
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| Penfold | Sunday, 10. June 2012, 16:58 Post #18 |
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| Penfold | Sunday, 10. June 2012, 19:14 Post #19 |
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The Queen is also, Duke of Normandy, Duke of Lancaster and Lord of Mann. Technically it is a misnomer to call her majesty Queen Elizabeth II anywhere for she is in fact the 1st Queen Elizabeth of Great Britain and the first Queen Elizabeth of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland which was established in 1927 by the Royal and Parliamentary Titles Act 1927. Why then do we call her QEII well its a mistake but after 60 years its a bit late to change. Edited by Penfold, Sunday, 10. June 2012, 19:15.
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| Angus Toanimo | Sunday, 10. June 2012, 19:27 Post #20 |
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She is, however, the second Queen Elizabeth to ascend the throne. |
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| Penfold | Sunday, 10. June 2012, 19:29 Post #21 |
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Edited by Penfold, Sunday, 10. June 2012, 19:32.
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| Angus Toanimo | Sunday, 10. June 2012, 19:31 Post #22 |
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Which is the most important ascension as far as the monarchy goes. |
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| Penfold | Sunday, 10. June 2012, 19:35 Post #23 |
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I edited my post 21 while Angus was posting. |
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| Angus Toanimo | Sunday, 10. June 2012, 19:39 Post #24 |
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She's welcome to the Scots. |
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| Eileenanne | Sunday, 10. June 2012, 20:03 Post #25 |
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Why? Eileenanne |
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| Derekap | Sunday, 10. June 2012, 20:22 Post #26 |
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"She's welcome to the Scots" And probably a scotch! (Just a wee dram of course) |
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| Gerard | Sunday, 10. June 2012, 22:09 Post #27 |
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I think this thread, short as it is so far, amply demonstrates the incompatability of patriotism and christianity. Gerry |
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| OsullivanB | Sunday, 10. June 2012, 22:10 Post #28 |
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And unlike the throne, the Headship of the Commonwealth is not hereditary. |
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| Clare | Monday, 11. June 2012, 16:04 Post #29 |
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Putting the "Fun Dame" into Fundamentalist
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Well, the Church doesn't say that. What about St Joan of Arc? I'm no nationalist, by a long chalk, but patriotism is surely just an extension of filial piety. |
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S.A.G. Motes 'n' Beams blog Join in the Fun Trivia Quiz! | |
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| Gerard | Monday, 11. June 2012, 20:35 Post #30 |
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What is the difference nationalist/patriot? Nationalism/Patriotism? Gerry |
| "The institutional and charismatic aspects are quasi coessential to the Church's constitution" (Pope John Paul II, 1998). | |
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