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[StuartN]

Kifeas wrote;

and we claim the divine right

which divinity are you refering to exactly - and in what context?

Stuard, shall I assume that out of all I have written all along, this is the only thing you didn’t like or did not understand? Or is it just the only thing worth talking about? Nevertheless, if you find it more reasonable or appropriate, you may just assume the disputed term inside inverted commas …and I only hope it will make you happier this way.

Kifeas - your posts are reasonable and logical - I found your sudden departure to the metaphysical rather misplaced.. I'm sure you understand and will enlighten us!

[Kifeas]

Kifeas wrote;

and we claim the divine right

which divinity are you refering to exactly - and in what context?

Stuard, shall I assume that out of all I have written all along, this is the only thing you didn’t like or did not understand? Or is it just the only thing worth talking about? Nevertheless, if you find it more reasonable or appropriate, you may just assume the disputed term inside inverted commas …and I only hope it will make you happier this way.

Kifeas - your posts are reasonable and logical - I found your sudden departure to the metaphysical rather misplaced.. I'm sure you understand and will enlighten us!

Yes, I intentionally used this word to also give it a metaphysical dimension, in the sense that when a people have existed in a place for thousands and thousands of years, they have become one with the place and no human law or order can or should have the power or the authority to forcefully displace them, against their will. There is in this way a “divine” or a “sacred” right of this people entity to continue to exist in their place and to claim the opposite would have been against nature itself that kept them there for so long. And nature is divine, for if it is violated will hit back and punish!