Royal historian Alexander Lamon has questioned King Charles's decision to reference other religions in his Easter message, suggesting it was not the appropriate "time and place" for such mentions.

Speaking to GB News, Lamon acknowledged the King's "sincere interest in other religions" but expressed reservations about including Judaism and Islam in what is traditionally a Christian message.

King Charles delivered his Easter message during the Royal Maundy Service at Durham Cathedral{ai:summary}<p>Royal historian Alexander Lamon criticized King Charles for mentioning other religions in his Easter message, stating it was not the right "time and place." While acknowledging the King's genuine interest in different faiths, he raised concerns about including Judaism and Islam in a traditionally Christian context. #culture</p>

WATCH: Royal historian questions King Charles speech as not the appropriate 'time or place' to mention other religions

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