Title: The Divine Right of Kings was not Divine
Product review: James VI of Scotland, I of England propounded the idea of divine right to further his claim to the thrones of Scotland and England, and it was his claim that there was only one true ruler of the world by that divine right. He carefully did not exclude himself. The irony of this claim, however, is that King James -- of Bible fame -- justified his own homosexuality by claiming that Jesus of Nazareth "had his John". This work has more research to do. -- Richard Dey --
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