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In spite of all that you say, I still believe that Henry VIII was justified in establishing the Church of England. He purified English religion

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Had he left the Catholic Church in order to become a better man himself, and in order to make his people better, you might have a case. But he did not.

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If your Church won’t denounce unscrupulous capitalism, how can you justify your faith in the Founder of your Church, who was a carpenter, a working man?

The Church certainly denounces unscrupulous capitalism. But not all capitalists are unscrupulous. No one has ever spoken more strongly and soundly on the abuses of capitalism than Pope Leo XIII. He upheld the rights of labor, denounced the injustice of many amongst the wealthy classes, and laid down rules which men can refuse to…

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