Separation of Church and State

Championing a completely secular government, where religion is entirely separate from the state, and public policy is based solely on secular principles and rational decision-making, without any reference to religious beliefs.

Advocating for a strict separation of church and state, with no religious influence on government policies and a clear boundary between religious and public spheres.

Supporting a balanced approach to secularism, where the government remains neutral on religious matters, neither promoting nor inhibiting religious expression, and ensuring that public policy is not dictated by religious doctrine.

Favoring a moderate level of integration between church and state, where religious values inform certain aspects of public policy, but there is still a distinction between religious and governmental institutions.

Supporting a significant influence of religious beliefs on government policies and laws, while maintaining some formal separation between religious institutions and the state.

Advocating for a government that is directly influenced or controlled by religious institutions, with laws and policies based on religious doctrines.