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The “Royal We”: The Queen assumes the “Royal We” for good reason. She is the Head of the Government in Great Britain; and she is also the Head of the Church of England. (There is a cross on her crown.) As Head of the Church of England, the Queen views her position as the Ambassador for God on earth. God is “Royal”; and He (God) rules in the heavens over the affairs of mankind. The Queen is “Royal”; and she (the Queen) rules on earth over the affairs of mankind. Therefore, as the Ambassador for God on earth, the Queen assumes the “Royal We” to mean “God and I.” The “Royal We” is sometimes referred to as the “Majestic Plural”; because in both cases, the same principles are applicable — God is Majestic and the Queen is Majestic.
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While the Queen is the Head of the Church of England, the Pope is the Head of the Church of Rome — the Roman Catholic Church. The Pope, in his capacity as Ambassador for God on earth, also invokes the “Royal We” to mean “God and I”.
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The position of godhood is the highest conceivable position in all of existence. The second highest position in all of existence the absorbed (or wrapped up) in the use of the “Royal We” or the “Majestic Plural” whereby a creature (man or woman) assumes a divine connection to God in terms of supremacy, power, knowledge, or otherwise.
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The Quran is the only book in which Muslims are mentally trained to see the plural pronoun “we” to mean the singular pronoun “I”. If you do not believe it, then ask a Muslim to produce one Islamic classical literature (Islamic old book) outside of the Quran in which a Muslim speaker referred to himself as “we” when he (the speaker) means he alone. No Muslim can produce such a book; because there is no language in human history in which the plural pronoun “we” and the singular pronoun “I” are used inter-changeably to mean the same thing. — Not even the Arabic language, the supposedly original language of the Quran.