A Quote by Prince Philip

I therefore suggested that WWF should invite leaders from the major religions to meet together to discuss what - if any - responsibility they felt they had for the natural environment as a "sacred" entity.

Prince Philip

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Prince Philip
British - Royalty
Born: June 10, 1921

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