Glenn Martin
1- Secularity has nothing to do with monarchy or republic! I’m a deist and a monarchist.
2- That law only applies on the monarch and their heirs. It’s not against the freedom of people.
3- You may not be Christian today but Christianity had its affected already on your culture.

I firmly believe countries with a monarch are happier and freer than countries ‘ruled’ by a republican head of state.For that reason those citizens living in a country whose head of state is a monarch should count their blessings and be thankful for the role they play at home and abroad.

Because we have a nice king who has already occupies a “holy” position, corrupt “elected” politicians are prevented from assuming a greater role than simple legislators. Because the king’s duties are defined and limited by the law, he can’t become a tyrant. He can’t bypass the law because there are too many sensitivities about the monarch but there is not any sensitivity about a president. A president can easily become a war criminal (Assad/Obama/Saddam) or a dictator (Erdogan/Putin) and still remains justified and beloved because “he is one of us” Just read the Animal Farm to understand what I mean! Another thing is a prince/princess has been trained all his/her life for the role. Just look at Joe Biden or Raisi to understand what I mean!
Another thing is … a royal family is much better than too many presidential privileged families! POTUS is much more costly than Scandinavian royal families.!
Norway is a monarchy. It’s a great country. It’s democratic. The royal family are nice. People in US begrudge the life in Norway.
God Save Our King
I know my comment will not be shown but at the end I want to say some secret to the author! If you hate royal families because they are rich … the royal families remain rich after their countries become republics! Just look at Italian, French, German, Bulgarian and Russian royal families living today!

Thank Óðinn that like 70-80% don’t agree with either you or her.

Unfortunately, Canada is also a monarchy, and already has a real King (Charles) :-D.

I also think everyone has the right to “complain”, and they should. It is an important part of democracy. And that also goes for people immigrating/moving to Norway. They see the country from different angles, and there is a lot to learn from this group. Which ����ֱ�� also is about. Not painting a rosy-red picture of Norway.

Of course, Christian morality did not emerge from a vacuum but rather built on existing ideas and edicts, for example the Code of Hammurabi. Today in Norway, Christianity is in important ways profoundly at odds with our shared morality and values, for example with regard to homosexuality and sexual equality. So to say that Norwegian morality “absolutely” comes from Christianity is quite a stretch.

The morality of Norwegians, as well as pretty much every nation in Christendom comes mostly from Christianity. You can sprinkle some Greco-Roman philosophy as well but no other ideology has had more impact on the West’s overall legal framework, philosophy, morality and outlook than Christianity.

The concept of the individual as a sovereign, or them having a connection with divinity is a Judeo-Christian one and is the basis for all that I mentioned.

Just because western society as a whole is becoming more secular doesn’t mean its morality didn’t come from Christianity; it absolutely did.

Wow. Possibly one of the most ignorant statements I’ve ever read. Nice job there!