Separation of Church and State (organization)

The principle of separation of church and state means that government and religious institutions operate independently, ensuring that no religion is favored or established by law. This separation protects individual rights to religious freedom and prevents government interference in religious affairs. It also means that public policies should be made based on secular principles, not religious beliefs. This helps create a fair, unbiased society where people of all faiths or no faith can coexist equally, and government decisions remain neutral regarding religious matters.