Give to Caesar what is Caesar's

The frustration of the British people, whether you agree with (or understand) the Occupy protesters is illustrated by the camp outside St Paul's and has done so for two weeks.

However, having long since nucleated outside the cathedral, true to form, the Archbishop of Canterbury has given us his two cents, despite the protest almost coming to a conclusion in recent days.

I was previously unaware that the Bible had a section on macroeconomics but that doesn't stop Rowan telling us how things should be done. Down with Capitalism! The corporates have plundered our wealth and violated our young, ah, sorry, I stand corrected, that was the church.

Since when was the opinion of PhD graduate in theology granted pertinent to a debate about a debt crisis?

If we are to take anything from the pulpit into the commons, let it be this; 'Give to Caeser what is Caeser's and give to God what is God's'.

In other words, my olive skinned friends, how about paying some tax once in a while?