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created equal' is a Christian principle" lacks historical support. For centuries the Christian monarchs of the British Isles and Europe claimed “the divine right of kings." Under this Christian theory, the king’s power to rule was derived from his ancestors, who, as monarchs, were appointed to serve by God. This theory and practice went pretty much unchallenged until the reformation. At the same time, and well into the 19th century, England
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