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Jiang says Augustine's move effectively separates church and state, because the church should care about salvation rather than about which earthly ruler holds power.
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Church and state
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "taught that rome is heaven on earth it's where the catholic church is so why would god not protect rome and so at this..."
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"taught that rome is heaven on earth it's where the catholic church is so why would god not protect rome and so at this..."
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"church and state where the church is out of history beyond history it doesn't care who's king this is why in year 800 charlemagne..."
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"...France, there is such an emphasis on the separation of church and state. So obviously, the Catholic Church wants to reverse this order. And..."
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"...Okay? So this is the theory of the separation of church and state. All right? This is the beginning of the idea of separation..."
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"...difference between French nationalism and German nationalism. Okay? Separation of church and state. For the Germans, the nation is the church. The French believe..."
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"...religion in government this is the idea of separation of church and state which becomes the basis for the french nation state it's a..."
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"...Constitution is a document based on deism okay separation of church and state and they want to create a multicultural secular Empire okay and..."
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