King
Henry 8th of England (1491-1547), quite normally, properly and
legitimately, wanted a male heir to inherit his throne. His marriage
to Catherine, his first wife, had produced six children, four females
and two males. The males died in infancy.
Henry
gave up on the marriage. He was determined to divorce his wife and
find another in order to try again for a male heir.
King
Henry was a Roman Catholic Christian. In those times, Christianity
had only one denomination which was Roman Catholicism, the Head of
which was the Pope in Rome. Henry was a devout Roman Catholic; so
much so that a Pope had granted him the title of Defender of the
Faith. He was well-aware that marriage divorce was not allowed in
Christianity, and yet he dared to petition the Pope to allow him to
divorce Catherine.
The
Pope, in obedience to a foundation righteous principle in
Christianity, did not grant the petition.
In
spoilt-brat petulant rebellion, Henry broke Britain's Christianity
away from Roman Catholicism and named his new Christianity The Church
of England. He appointed the English Roman Catholic priest, Thomas
Cranmer, Archbishop of Canterbury, to be the Head of The Church of
England.
In
other words, the Anglican (English Catholicism) schism from Roman
Catholicism in the 16th century did not originate in an honest
theological parting of the ways. Instead, Anglicanism was spawned out
of evil King Henry 8th's childish resentment at the Pope's refusal to
break the Christian righteous creed of no-divorce among Christians.
Although
Cranmer promptly granted evil Henry a divorce from his wife,
Catherine, it was not promptly enough since evil Henry had married
Anne Boleyn, one of Catherine's servants, five months earlier.
In
other words, evil Henry and his second wife freely chose to live in
degenerately evil adulterous bigamous sin specific to Christianity,
for five months in the first year of their new Christianity of
Anglicanism in The Church of England.
Within
the next three years, evil Henry's second wife gave birth to three
children. The first was female; the second was miscarried; the third
was a stillborn male. All fitting punishment meted by Jehovah, the
one-and-only almighty god of both Christianities, Roman and evil
Henry's Anglican.
Jehovah
was not finished punishing that marriage spawned from unChristian
divorce. Evil Henry not only gave up on the marriage; he concocted a
charge of adultery against his wife and had her tried by his
appointed judges, and convicted, and beheaded.
By
the end of that month in which he had his second wife executed,
degenerate evil Henry married his third wife, who, like his second
wife, had been a servant of his previous wife.
The
very next year after the execution of his second wife, evil
Henry's
third wife, lucky for her, gave birth to a healthy male who
eventually would become a king of England.
Even
luckier for evil Henry's third wife, merciful Jehovah allowed her to
die twelve days after her firstborn's birth, thereby sparing her
being a victim in the future of evil Henry's satanically selfish
machinations.
Even
though his primary worry about having a male heir had ended with his
deceased third wife's male child, evil Henry's premeditated evil ways
did not end.
He
divorced his next two wives; having his fifth wife beheaded after he
had machinated up a case of adultery against her.
Before
he died at the age of 56, degenerate evil Henry had become England's
worst murderer, a title yet in pride of place in this twenty-first
century.
He
had ordered the execution of about seventy-two thousand citizens,
females and males. All of them were Roman Catholics who had refused
to denounce their Christianity to join Henry's evil Church of England
Christianity. A large number of whom were ordained Roman Catholic
priests.
Henry's
persistent, blatantly shameless, sinful, degenerate, arrogance
throughout his reign, amounted to deliberately cocking a snook at
almighty god Jehovah, Christianity's one-and-only god.
According
to Christianity's Holy Bible, Jehovah claims, "Vengeance is
mine."
Jehovah's
vengeance against evil Henry was completed when in the 20th century
an official count determined that Roman Catholic Christians in
Britain outnumbered evil Henry's Church of England Christians.
Henry
was divorced four times. It does not bode well for the British
monarchy, that here in the twenty-first century both king and queen
walk in degenerate evil Henry's footsteps in that both were divorced
persons before they married each other, and, in despite, inherited
the throne.
Queen
Elizabeth was evil Henry's daughter. She inherited the throne after
her evil dad's death. She assiduously continued her evil dad's
persecution of Roman Catholic Christians.
William
Shakespeare(1564-1616), Englishman, Roman Catholic, lived in England
throughout evil Elizabeth's reign. When he walked to work in London
everyday, he walked past roadside spikes erected by evil Elizabeth's
officials. On the spikes were mounted the heads of persons whose only
crime was that they had refused to denounce their Roman Catholic
Christianity.
Some
of those heads on roadside spikes were of Shakespeare's family.
William
Shakespeare was the part owner of a theatre in London, which staged
all of his 30-or-so plays. By the time of his death at age 52, he was
very, very wealthy. He lived all his professional life in the midst
of the pogrom against Roman Catholic Christians that evil Henry and
his equally evil spinster daughter-heir, queen Elizabeth, perpetrated
for over seventy years.
In
Shakespeare's time, everyone in England who openly showed they were
Roman Catholic, was tried for treason, and declared guilty. They were
then given the opportunity to publicly renounce their religion and
declare loyalty to evil Henry's The Church of England. If they
refused, they were publicly hanged, and while the Christian Roman
Catholic hanging victim convulsed at the end of the rope, they were
cut down, still alive, and were chopped up into four pieces. Each
bloody messy piece was taken to a different part of the country and
desecrated further before being callously discarded asgarbage. The whole procedure was
termed, drawn-and-quartered.
This
persecution had started about 30 years before Shakespeare was born,
and it would go on for about 149 years, to end 1683, 67 years after
Shakespeare's death. Thousands and thousands of Roman Catholics were
put to death simply because they had refused to renounce their
Christian Religion.
All
his professional life, Shakespeare succeeded in fooling Government
spies and authorities into believing he was not Roman Catholic. He
achieved this in part by availing himself of many, many opportunities
in his plays to vilify Roman Catholicism. Such pretence came easily
to him because in addition to being a writer of plays, he was an
onstage Actor. He played many minor roles in the onstage performances
of his plays. The skills of pretence in onstage Acting roles was an
integral component in his everyday life.
Even
so, the heroic righteousness bred inveterately and inextirpably in
him by his Roman Catholic Christianity, obliged him to take steps to
ensure that in his daily life, onstage pretence did not transmute
into immoral hypocrisy.
The
two steps he took were figurative language, and the aesthetics of
form in verbal poetry in his writings. These skills are supremely
exhibited in two of his works. The play, "Titus Andronicus"
and his poem "The Phoenix and the Turtle."
In
the symbolism of both pieces, Shakespeare is merciless in his
condemnation of evil Henry and evil Elizabeth.
He
wrote his play, "Titus Andronicus" in about the year 1588.
It was the first play he wrote. The plot is all fiction.
In
the weeks it took him to write and stage "Titus Andronicus,"
evil Elizabeth's Church of England Government, publicly murdered at
least 18 Roman Catholics for treason. Twelve of those 18were
priests.
In
the play "Titus Andronicus" the characters, Roman emperor
Titus and his daughter Lavinia, are figurations of evil king Henry
8th and his equally evil daughter queen Elizabeth. In the fictive
plot, Lavinia (evil Elizabeth) is raped by strangers, her tongue cut
out, and her hands chopped off. Eventually, Titus (evil Henry) in
anguish, resorts to mercy-killing Lavinia. He stabs her to death. In
the next few seconds, on the same spot, he is stabbed to death by
noble bystanders.
The
play was staged for the public during the reign of the like-evil
dad-like-evil daughter, queen Elizabeth.
The
brutally critical symbolism was completely missed by the Government.
The performances escaped tyrannical Government censorship, which was
being enforced everywhere in the country.
Shakespeare
wrote the poem "The Phoenix and the Turtle" in about the
year 1601, two years before evil Elizabeth's death from natural
causes. In the poem, in exemplary exquisite verse poetry, he cruelly
satirizes the unsuccessful courting of evil queen Elizabeth by the
handsome and righteous French Duke of Anjou, Francois.
Of
the numerous noblemen suitors of evil queen Elizabeth, righteous
Francois was the only one she loved; the only one who came the
closest to being allowed to marry her. Had he not been French, he
would have been allowed to marry her. Clearly, Jehovah was on the
righteous Roman Catholic Frenchman's side.
In
the poem "The Phoenix and the Turtle" the Phoenix bird is
Elizabeth. Shakespeare refers explicitly and unambiguously to her as
a Phoenix in his play, "All is true."
Incidentally,
Shakespeare's title of the play "All is true" is
deliberately facetious because he knew that "all" was not
true because the main plot of the play is about ways in which king
Henry 8th was a righteously great king. The fact that the theatre,
partly owned by Shakespeare, burned down to the ground during the
first performance of the play, could not have been a total
disappointment to Shakespeare.
He
was a poetic playwright. In poetry, symbolic meaning is
stock-in-trade. It must have caused the dramatic poet in him some
comfort that, the play being about evil Henry 8th, the burning down
of the theatre on the play's first performance, definitely meant
forever that every performance of the play henceforth carried the
meaning of evil Henry being burned at the stake, in effigy. This
symbolism is reinforced by the play's title being changed permanently
by someone after Shakespeare's death, to "King Henry VIII."
The
Turtle dove in Shakespeare's poem "The Phoenix and the Turtle,"
is the French Duke, Francois. Throughout the poem the word "dove"
is not used because of Shakespeare's malicious intention to suggest
the ugly and unacceptable unnaturalness of an interspecies romantic
intercourse.
There
is harsh unforgiving tongue-in-cheek mockery in the last line of the
poem, "For these dead birds sigh a prayer."
In
this twenty-first century, the British monarchy is in peril. Evil
king Henry, in the sixteenth century a wanton murderer of thousands
and thousands of innocent citizens, was divorced four times, while on
the throne. Here in the twenty-first century, for the first time in
history, both king and queen, in the footsteps of evil Henry, have
been divorced.
By
the Act of Settlement in 1701, Roman Catholics are banned from
inheriting the throne of England. William Shakespeare's vengeance
will be completed when that Act is repealed.
Are
failed-marriage Anglican Christians worthier than successful-marriage
Roman Catholic Christians?
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