I believe that is the term - "Separation of Church and State".
US Supreme Court Justices should not be influenced by Political pressure, popular opinion, or their own biases. They should only compare the case in the light of the US Constitution.
According to Enlightenment ideas people should act according to Reason and not hold convictions just because someone else (such as the Church) told them what to think. So Church influence certainly diminished among Enlightenment thinkers. But this was only a thin upper crust of people among the masses of people that held the Catholic faith. Among those masses Church influence remained almost undiminished and only in the 1960's and later, Catholics really started to follow their own judgement in moral and religious questions instead of the judgements and teachings of the Church.
George Washington was not for either Political Party, although different parties did not exist back then, he did say that political parties would be the downfall of this nation.
That would depend on the religion involved. In the United States of America, the Government has no business interfering with religious dogma, tradition and issues. Politics should not and legally can not be involved with this issue. People within these parties may have an opinion, but legally the parties should not be involved. Separation between church and state was originally setup to prevent politics from being involved with these issues, not to prevent the church from interfering with politics. Thomas Jefferson made the issue very clear by explaining the wall of separation that the state should never tear down. The issue has always been that the government should not get involved with the church.
A church should be devoid of any political interference. It should be self sustaining and self governing. This does not mean that its parishoners should not be involved in politics. All honest men should be aware of their countries political situation. The church should have no influence upon its members as to how they should vote except to vote for honest and just men and women.Answer:Yes. The church should, should we allow laws to be passed that are against the will of God. If more Christians stood up for their beliefs, the world would be a better place (in my opinion)
No, it should not.
you should go to church that's what you believe in but if your going for someone else then your wasting your time
John Calvin
Yes, these people should be accepted as church members. The church should accept their profession of faith in Christ at face value and not ask how well they understand what they believe - and that should apply to all members.
they believed that everyone should have their own opion
Yes.
I believe that when you are in the church you should,pray,sing,give money,kneel,be quiet,stand.
they both agreed that church teachings should be based on the words of The Bible
The One, Holy, Universal and Apostolic Church, The Catholic Church.
It is from the Greek word "herein" (transliteration, Greek has its own alphabet) menaing "to choose freely". In the Catholic Church it is a person who chooses not to believe in a dogma (teaching) or dogmas of the Church. By choosing freely, he sets himself apart from the Church. Thus, a "heretic" is one who does not believe what the church teaches that he should believe.
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