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United Kingdom / Scotland / /
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the titular Head / /
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Palace of Westminster / Aberdeen University / Emphasis mine / /
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Young People / The Children / /
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custodian / magistrate / Professor of Sociology / Emperor / head / High Commissioner / king / Governor / press officer / chief lawmaker / Professor / Hunter / Journalist / titular Head / Supreme Head / /
Church Establishment in an Independent Scotland John S Ross The Establishment Principle in Scotland The Establishment Principle is founded on Christ’s headship, as taught in such places as Ephesians 1.2 and expounded