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Monthly Archives: June 2012
What the Church of England is really saying about same-sex marriage
Guest post by Alan Renwick, Reader in Comparative Politics, University of Reading @alanjrenwick Confused about the Church of England’s arguments concerning same-sex marriage? Here is a brilliant executive summary which which knows how to read between the lines. Alan Renwick … Continue reading
Posted in Current events, Guest Post, Politics, Religion
Tagged Alan Renwick, Church of England, equal marriage, Guest post, same-sex marriage
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Subject to a right royal confusion
(with thanks to Don Kranz, whose blog is a real inspiration, for luring me out of work-induced blog hibernation!) It’s Diamond Jubilee weekend, and a time to think about the role of the monarchy, and the role it plays in … Continue reading
Posted in Current events, Democracy, Life in the UK, UK Citizenship
Tagged Citizenship, Diamond Jubilee, Monarchy, Queen, republicans, subjects
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