A 'right Charlie' finds a skeptic

OXFORD - British monarchs pass their formal titles from one generation to another, but the less flattering informal ones tend to stick with them. Prince Charles, heir to the British throne and future head of state of the U.K. and other countries of the British Commonwealth, is in danger of inheriting a title once given to James I: the "wisest fool in Christendom."

Although British Royals no longer claim the divine right of kings, as the next defender of the faith the Prince of Wales reckons that sustainable development can be achieved only if people rediscover their sense of the sacred in its dealings with the natural world and with each other...