Church and State

The principle of Church and State refers to the separation between religious institutions and government entities. This means that the government should not favor or endorse any particular religion, and religious groups should not interfere in government affairs. The aim is to ensure freedom of belief for all individuals, allowing people to practice their religion without state interference, while also preventing religious leaders from wielding political power. This separation helps maintain a fair and impartial government, fostering a diverse society where various beliefs can coexist peacefully.