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Rousseau's civil religion rejects a Christian republic, separates church and state, and helps create the basis for the French nation-state.
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Rousseau's civil religion rejects a Christian republic, separates church and state, and helps create the basis for the French nation-state.
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"...to be christians and the revolutionaries who want to establish a secular state the dogmas of civil religion ought to be few simple and..."
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"the cult we have rejected okay so what we're saying here is that the new society should now have a new religion a state..."
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"...who are well -educated and want to see Iran as a secular state that promotes democracy, and progress, and science, versus these religious individuals,..."
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"...the French Revolution. Why? Because French Revolution is calling for a secular state. It's calling for negation of religion. And um the thing about..."
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The French Revolution is not introduced as politics first.
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