Monarchy, modernity and the dictatorship of relativism, with Dr Gavin Ashenden

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On the eve of the coronation of King Charles III, as the United Kingdom enters a new Carolingian era, Dr Gavin Ashenden, a former Royal Chaplain to Queen Elizabeth II, reflects on the challenges posed to the absolutist claims of monarchy and faith, by the revolutionary forces of relativism and secularism.

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