Rachael Kasper

How curious how the "analysis" of hypocrites works in X… How many of those criticizing William for reaffirming his faith actually go to church every Sunday… or every day? Exactly. It's hard to know, but the percentage is probably not what they want to appear to be while criticizing Prince William. Because faith in God isn't a weekly show to validate oneself in front of others. It's something personal. And yes, it can be demonstrated and lived in many ways, not just by sitting in a pew every Sunday. In fact, there are also those who go every day… and are still hypocritical and cynical. So that's not the best indicator either. William was quite clear: he believes in and supports the Church and fully understands its importance in his role as future monarch. And furthermore, he said he will take it very seriously. That's not "silent faith" in the sense that some want to portray it (like reporter Nikkhah in her article). That's faith without the spectacle. And by the way, this isn't new. For years, the Prince and Princess of Wales have demonstrated their faith: from attending religious services to initiatives like the Christmas carol service organized by Catherine, The Princess of Wales. So no, the problem isn't what William said. The problem is that many prefer to react to a convenient headline rather than read and understand the full content. But hey… reading has always been optional for some.

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