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If the Bible is a fake, then I guess England doesn't exist, now does it? Read this.
Victorian Engand has often been compared with the age of England's other great queen, Elizabeth I, for its expansion of knowledge, wealth, and territorial dominion and for its high cultural achievements. Under the wise leadership of Queen Victoria (ruled 1837-1901), Great Britain reached the height of its glory and became the leading country of the world. The British Empire covered a quarter of the globe (including Canada, Australia, New Zealand, India, South Africa, and many other parts of Africa, Asia, the Americas, and the Pacific) and included about a quarter of the world's people, so that it could be said, "The sun never sets on the British Empire." A policy of free trade and a worldwide reputation for honesty made England the world's leading manufacturing nation, the wealthiest country in the world, and the world's banker. The English pound sterling was the standard for international commerce, and British merchant ships carried almost half the trade of the entire world. British scientists made astounding discoveries that furthered industrial expansion and improved everyday life. Indeed, Great Britain had entered an age of incredible prosperity and progress. Surrounded by the splendid accomplishments of the age, the optimistic Victorians eventually developed a strong confidence in the progress of mankind. However, Queen Victoria and the people of Victorian England were not deluded into thinking that it was merely their own intelligence and dilligence that made their country great. Victoria spoke for the nation in her reply to a visiting African prince who asked her the secret of England's success. Victoria did not take him to see the glittering crown jewels, or to observe the great industrial cities at work, or to hear the brilliant orators who debated in Parliament. Instead, she presented the prince with a Bible, and said, "Here is the secret of England's greatness." A prince from India also recognized this truth. "Where did the English-speaking people get all their intelligence, and energy, and cleverness, and power?" he asked. "It is their Bible that gives it to them. And now they bring it to us and say, "This is what raised us. Take it and raise yourselves." Victoria became the living symbol of an age as she both influenced and characterized the thoughts, beliefs, and attitudes of the majority of Englishmen in the 19th century. Victoria emphasized Christian character traits and helped maintain a stong moral foundation that upheld England's excellence.
And by the way, if you can't understand the King James version of the Bible, you might benefit from reading the Student's Life Application Bible.