Exposing the role that Islamic jihad theology and ideology play in the modern global conflicts

King Charles Says ‘Different Faiths’ Have ‘So Much in Common’ — But Really, Do They?

By

My latest in PJ Media is a VIP article. I am happy to be able to offer you a 5% discount on becoming a VIP member at PJ Media. Just enter the code SPENCER when you sign up here.

King Charles bestowed his annual Christmas Day message upon the world on Thursday, and said pretty much exactly the kind of things you’d expect him to say: wow, look at how much we all have in common. Let’s all try to get along. Some people have courage. Be nice to other people. Let’s all have peace. Have a merry Christmas.

That was about it. It was, like all the other royal Christmas messages before it, bland, predictable, and utterly unremarkable, and it would be entirely forgotten by now were it not for the fact that the monarch went out of his way to emphasize the common values of the various religious traditions. And there is no doubt about it, bonny King Charlie is right: all religions do indeed have various things in common. They all deal with the divine, or at very least with the spiritual. They all teach moral values, and hold many of those values in common.

There is more. Read the rest here.

Comments

  1. We all know he’s a ‘slim at heart. He and his both sons have always been on board with the multicultural destruction of the UK.

    This arsehole should be on the chopping block with hundreds from Government past and present.

  2. I’d like to hear King Chuck’s explanation for why all of his heraldry symbols, along with his globalist goals, match the descriptions in the Bible of him being the Son of Perdition.

  3. This is the man we Church of England folk pray for before we take Holy Communion.
    He is supposed to be the Defender of our Faith.
    We pray that as a Christian King he will govern us in a way that is Godly and quiet. That his Government under him may truly and indifferently minister justice to the punishment of wickedness and vice, to the maintenance of our religion and virtue.

    Do I need to say more to prove him a traitor to the native people of Britain and our Christian way of life?

    I rest my case.

    I will no longer sing our National Anthem which calls upon God to save this man, and to grant him long life.

    If my entire Nation and Country id to fall to foreigners then our History is null and void and so must be the Monarchy.

    For the Christmas speech the King SHOULD have made see that by Rupert Lowe MP who was thrown out of Reform and is now an independant MP.

    Now that is a true Englishman

    • A couple of days ago, in another thread, I noted that had I been a Catholic, I’d be looking at other denominations to switch to. I’d add the same for had I been Anglican. In fact, all the biggest Christian denominations seem hijacked, if one looks at the Pontiff, King Charles, Patriarch Kirill of Moscow – the largest Catholic, Protestant and Orthodox denominations

      I was watching Dan Wootton a few days ago, and he was discussing the health of King Charles, as well as moves by William to get more power. From what I have heard about William in the past, he’s an Agnostic and is least enamored w/ any of the religious duties of him once he becomes king. Somehow, your church will have to figure out a way to de-couple from the king of England

    • Eddie,

      As an American I have spent some time researching Rupert Lowe MP and he appears to be the real deal for the UK.

      Thoughts?

  4. Actually, the king is absolutely wrong. Not only do different faiths not have so much in common: no 2 faiths, or even sects, are identical. Let’s take islam out of this discussion for a moment, since it’s arguably not a religion. Christianity and Judaism have the Ten Commandments, which dictate a monotheistic dogma. Hinduism is polytheistic, and has a whole bunch of stuff not in Judaism. Buddhism is quasi-atheistic: while there is a God, none of their religious teachings are about him (Daniel Bielak can correct me on this one). Shintoism has practices tied to Japanese observations of nature, and Daoism is its own thing. Same w/ Rastafarianism and other faiths in the Americas

    I also don’t see why, in this century, that’s even an issue. Why do faiths have to be even similar? Why even bother w/ “interfaith dialogs”? Just let every faith be practiced by its followers, as long as they don’t have laws that fly in the face of secular or interfere w/ civil government operations. Main reason they are there is b’cos of the urge of some people to convert others to the “right path”. I agree that muslims should be converted out of islam, but other than that, conversion should be an “opt-in” thing for people. In other words, they should on their own accord want to convert, rather than be persuaded by others to do it, for whatever reason

    • ࿗Infidel࿘ says,

      “Just let every faith be practiced by its followers, as long as they don’t have laws that fly in the face of secular or interfere w/ civil government operations.”

      I am a devout Christian, and I have no problem with your statement. I do not hide my faith; I just try (and sometimes fail) to be a good example of a devout Christian. If people want to ask me questions, I’ll be happy to answer. But I try not to be “pesky preachy” as that I’ve found that it can oftentimes alienate others.

      I have friends and acquaintances of all the major faiths – or lack thereof – with the exception of islam – for reasons that I have discussed extensively on this website.

  5. He is either a lying scumbag or is completely brain-dead because Islam is the complete opposite of Christianity. Islam evil vicious filth whereas Christianity has high ideals to try to live up to. Thuggish Islam might win the war but it is a load of unmitigated evil.

    • Tim gallagher says,

      “Islam is the complete opposite of Christianity.”

      100% true Tim.

      Complete opposite.

      • It is hard to comprehend how dumb some people, like this idiot, are, James I think that that famous passage by john Quincy Adams where contrasts Christianity with evil, degenerate Islam absolutely nails it. He saw Islam clearly.

  7. What planet is this guy from? It doesn’t matter. Britain is finished. And this idiot

  8. The only way that King Charles could possibly wake up, is if the muslims in the UK start invading Buckingham palace.

Discover more from

Subscribe now to keep reading and get access to the full archive.

Continue reading

Skip to content