Theological Opinions

[Nurvingiel]

Do Hinduism and Buddhism have a lot in common? The wheel (<- should that be capitalized? Maybe you're not the right person to ask ) seems very important.

Originally Posted by jerseydevil

You know - the King (or in the current case Queen) of England is NOT the head of the church for the hell of it. The church and politics of england are interwined. It's a fact. And King James put the version out for HIS political purposes.

I thought the Archbishop was the head of the church now.

Though at least with Anglicanism, Henry VIII was the first head of the church. And he had perfectly good reasons to separate from the Catholic Church than just wanting to divorce his wife. I can think of two others - I believe he considered worshipping relics a form of idolatry, and also for various reasons he didn't like the tithes sent to the Pope (IIRC).