Monarch says he is a ‘committed Anglican Christian’ but his role will involve ‘protecting the space for faith itself’
The King has said he has a personal “duty to protect the diversity of our country” in a speech to more than 30 faith leaders from various religions at a reception in Buckingham Palace.
Charles, who is now supreme governor of the Church of England, said that as sovereign he believed his work must include “protecting the space for faith itself” and the valued differences which people live by.
