People who don’t:
Cardinal George Pell
Bishop Anthony Fisher
Fr Peter Kennedy
People who do:
Archbishop John Bathersby
See here. And, if you like your Religion Report with critique, here.
Is it wise to talk to this man?
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David Schütz
Melbourne, Australia
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"The truth may be out there, but lies are inside your head." -- Terry Pratchet, Hogfather, page 242 Anima Education Current Cources
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"I really don't think I'm arrogant, but I do get impatient with people who don't share with me the same humility in front of the facts." Richard Dawkins
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The Schütz Model for a Elective Australian Constitutional Monarchy
I propose that
1) We replace the absentee monarch of Australia (who is also the Monarch of Great Britain) with an elected Australian monarchy.
2) The elected monarch exactly replaces the current monarch in the current constition.
3) The elected monarch has exactly the same powers, duties and responsibilities as those of the current absentee monarch. All the monarch's functions are carried out by his/her personal representatives (as is currently the case): federally by the Governor General, and in the states by the State Governors.
4) The Governor General and the Governors continue to be selected as they currently are.
5) The monarch is elected to sovereignty over Australia for life, but his/her sovereignty is strictly non-hereditary.
6) The elective body is not the federal parliament, but a "college of electors" comprised of the state governors and federal governor general.
7) The election of the monarch must be a unanimous decision on the part of the college of electors. -
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who does the blog, David?
The Crittenden Report? No idea. I generally agree with him, though.
The sarcasm and paranoid suspicion aren’t a good mix.