SECULARISM IN INDIA, U.S.A. AND UNITED KINGDOM

Author: FERRÄ,O, RANJANA

Source: World Constitutionalism, 1 January 2007 , pp. 207-220(14)

Publisher: Cambridge Scholars Publishing in association with GSE Research

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Abstract:

We are born equal, where does the similarity end? In ancient times, before the advent of Christianity, there was no separation between 'church' and state. Religion was generally considered as one of many functions of the community. In monarchies, the ruler was usually the highest religious leader and sometimes considered divine. Under republican government, religious officials were appointed just like political ones. In some cases a religious authority also held the the position of highest civil authority.

Keywords: SECULARISM IN INDIA, U.S.A. AND UNITED KINGDOM

Document Type: Research article

Publication date: 2007-01-01

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