Subj : allegiance to the king of canada?
To   : August Abolins
From : George Pope
Date : Tue Jan 31 2023 07:31:30

G'day, August!

I do believe that's the case -- for the Church of England (Anglicans, aka  "Catholic Lite; 33% fewer atonements needed"); but the Archbishop of Canterbury is usually stated as being their equivalent to the Pope, so maybe the regent is the A of C?

This is only a small group of protestants compared to the global total (I more  favoured the Mennonite & Presbyterian branches(anabaptists & Calvinists)

/G

> I saw an older picture of QEII holding an object in her lap:
> https://susepaste.org/78117055
> The Sovereign's Orb:
> "The Sovereign's Orb, as this part of the Crown Jewels is
> officially named, is a symbol of Godly power. A cross above a
> globe, it represents `Christ's dominion over the world', as the
> Monarch is God's representative on Earth."
> [Interesting.. but there is nothing in scripture that talks
> about post 30 AD monarchs as "God's representatives".]
> [I suppose the Protestants proclaim their rep on Earth is their
> King or Queen, and the Catholics proclaim that it is the Pope.]
> "Made for Charles II's coronation in 1661, the orb is a 30cm-
> wide hollow gold sphere, mounted with nine emeralds, 18 rubies,
> nine sapphires, 365 diamonds, 375 pearls, one amethyst and one
> glass stone. The pearls divide the orb into three sections,
> which represent the three continents medieval rulers believed
> existed. The orb weighs 1.32 kg (roughly 43 oz)."
> [I'm sure Charlie will love the photo moment with this "thing"]
> --
> ../|ug

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