Renata4711
Heir Apparent
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I think it's quite normal for many people not to be au fait with questions of religion.
Adherence to religions/denominations is shrinking as we speak.
I would not have taken exception to CW describing herself as a Christian, rather than as an adherent to, say, Roman Catholicism, or any other denomination.
It may well be that, as a child, she was baptised. If so, then half the battle is done, since baptism is the foundation stone (so to speak) on which one can build in later life.
The main issue is that any child of the PA/CW marriage is baptised a Roman Catholic.
Adherence to religions/denominations is shrinking as we speak.
I would not have taken exception to CW describing herself as a Christian, rather than as an adherent to, say, Roman Catholicism, or any other denomination.
It may well be that, as a child, she was baptised. If so, then half the battle is done, since baptism is the foundation stone (so to speak) on which one can build in later life.
The main issue is that any child of the PA/CW marriage is baptised a Roman Catholic.