separation of Church and state

As might be expected, members are big on separation of church and state.

The campaign for the separation of church and state was the last big political action in his life.

But I don't think separation of church and state means you have to be free from your faith.

Second, the separation of church and state is taken seriously.

We all strongly believe in the separation of church and state.

"There's really a serious question about separation of church and state," she added.

The Constitution, he said, does not call for the separation of church and state.

They are not allowed to work inside the schools, to maintain the separation of church and state.

But others raise concerns about separation of church and state.

The society also supports the separation of church and state.

"But that's all right - there should be some separation of church and state."

He didn't mention press freedom or the separation of church and state.

Programs in other places have run up against constitutional questions over separation of church and state.

"Here we have an extremely clear separation of church and state," he said.

Only at a later stage was effective separation of church and state introduced.

Therefore strict separation of church and state has to be kept.

There is, however, an ever ongoing political debate on separation of church and state.

Separation of Church and state was defined by a new constitution in 1925.

"He expressed some concerns about the separation of church and state," she said, taking a break between calls.

It also establishes a clear separation of church and state.

The figure falls to 68% for respondents who believe in the separation of church and state.

The separation of church and state is one; Government does not regulate religion.

Religious leaders involved in the debate also uphold the separation of church and state.

The full separation of church and state, with religion treated as an entirely private matter.

Before the Separation of church and state, trials were sometimes held in churches.