[Ruy Dias de Bivar]

In England, the rights to the KJV bible are vested in the Crown. cum privilegio.
Yet, you can be arrested in Britain for reading it aloud in public.

[Elsie]

You sure?

It’s public domain here.

[caddie]

When I was in England, I was surprised to see, in my B and B, evangelicals having a prayer service in another suite, almost in secret, as if they were ancient Roman Catholics hiding in the catcombs of Rome having a Mass, so as to avoid persecution.

No doubt there is a strong current of English orthodox Christians who are largely quiet to avoid ridicule and ostracizing.

The British have a problem: They go out of their way to distance themselves from vocal and believing Christians, that is, when they are not putting them down.

A hard reckoning must come before the UK comes out of its tailspin. They could start by losing their shame of being believing Christians.