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"Jesus Christ is returning soon. Are you ready?" a banner reads at the entrance to Ballymena, a village in the heart of Northern Ireland's Biblebelt. Christianity is never far away here.
That Northern Irish Protestants are royalists is evident in the Independent Christian School in Newtownabbey, a northern suburb of Belfast. On the wall in the corridor are collages with crafts about the coronation of Charles III, now almost a year ago.
No sensible person would call me shy. I am always first to volunteer to speak publicly. And yet, I was terrified to enter the church.
The largest revival movement is a thorn in the side of the Danish People's Church. Yet, the Folkekirken cannot do without them.
In the Danish Bible Belt, Christians are united in the Word of God. And in criticism of the Lutheran state Church.
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