What the Church can learn from the constitutional monarchy
By 
Chris Bright2022-09-20T16:04:00
When symbolic and governmental power is contained in one person, it is ripe for abuse, says Chris Bright. Here’s what our scandal-hit megachurches could learn from the monarchy
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