Its Sunday, and time for a little historical religious fluff.
Supposedly the round table was in Chester.
But one of the identifying features is the place for christian martyrs at that location.
I still find it more than amusing that the new feminist narrative for King Arthur makes him a pagan (something the Nazi’s also promoted) despite the fact that the first Christian emperor came from Britain, Britain had developed its own heresy, and the isles had several saints already.
Arthur, if he existed, was a christian beset by a wave after wave of immigrants at a time where paganism was overcoming the last of an empire.
Where is our once and future king?
