MikeDwight
Well-Known Member
The Church can be closely tied to Monarchy and we can look in detail throughout Europe for dates of when Patriotism or duty of State and Church, of God King and Country, is outmoded shall we say?
File:Order of succession (Primogeniture) in European monarchies.png - Wikipedia
This map shows Remaining Monarchies established by an organized Christian Church.
Mostly Lutherans. The Presbyterians and Anglicans both affirm the chosen Monarch of the UK in their own ways. I'm not highly informed on the current Catholic rules in Spain.
FRANCE
[URL='https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Marie_Antoinette_and_her_Children_by_%C3%89lisabeth_Vig%C3%A9e-Lebrun.jpg'] [/URL]
King Louis of France and Marie Antoinette of Austria are decapitated in favor of Napoleon Emperor of France. This is approximately all 1812.
United States
Lets claim that Abraham Lincoln in 1865 claiming no Organized Religion in Generally Accepted Practice as well as in writing, makes a ruling Denomination not possible in USA
Germany
Wilhelm was related to Queen Victoria pictured here in Highland Scottish Dress. World War I ended the Prussian Monarchy leading to Nazi Germany. The Lutheran power-balance switched to a much weaker catholic outlook with Hitler.
Italy
Emmanuel married Orthodox from Montenegro. The Italian Kingdom was lost for world war 2 and Mussolini in 1930's.
Austria (now Balkans)
Most people know the fall of the Ancient Hapsburg family of Catholic origins since the 1300s maybe. This was in the end of world war I breakup of Austria.
Korea (united)
In 1910 Korea was taken over by Japan which removed organized support of Presbyterianism.
Russia
The entire Russian Romanov Emperor's family was assassinated by an irreligious partisan around 1913. The Communists would lead to a strong disestablishment of the Orthodox religion.
Anyone have any extended thoughts on others? Do you think Churches can again unite Nations, their rulers, and be an inbetween for politics and unity?
File:Order of succession (Primogeniture) in European monarchies.png - Wikipedia
This map shows Remaining Monarchies established by an organized Christian Church.
Mostly Lutherans. The Presbyterians and Anglicans both affirm the chosen Monarch of the UK in their own ways. I'm not highly informed on the current Catholic rules in Spain.
FRANCE
[URL='https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Marie_Antoinette_and_her_Children_by_%C3%89lisabeth_Vig%C3%A9e-Lebrun.jpg'] [/URL]
King Louis of France and Marie Antoinette of Austria are decapitated in favor of Napoleon Emperor of France. This is approximately all 1812.
United States
Lets claim that Abraham Lincoln in 1865 claiming no Organized Religion in Generally Accepted Practice as well as in writing, makes a ruling Denomination not possible in USA
Germany
Wilhelm was related to Queen Victoria pictured here in Highland Scottish Dress. World War I ended the Prussian Monarchy leading to Nazi Germany. The Lutheran power-balance switched to a much weaker catholic outlook with Hitler.
Italy
Emmanuel married Orthodox from Montenegro. The Italian Kingdom was lost for world war 2 and Mussolini in 1930's.
Austria (now Balkans)
Most people know the fall of the Ancient Hapsburg family of Catholic origins since the 1300s maybe. This was in the end of world war I breakup of Austria.
Korea (united)
In 1910 Korea was taken over by Japan which removed organized support of Presbyterianism.
Russia
The entire Russian Romanov Emperor's family was assassinated by an irreligious partisan around 1913. The Communists would lead to a strong disestablishment of the Orthodox religion.
Anyone have any extended thoughts on others? Do you think Churches can again unite Nations, their rulers, and be an inbetween for politics and unity?