French republican principle Jiang traces to Rousseau and uses to explain conflict over public religious practice.
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Separation of church and state
French republican principle Jiang traces to Rousseau and uses to explain conflict over public religious practice.
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Jiang treats Rousseau's critique of Christianity and republican citizenship as an origin of separation of church and state in the French Republic.
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"...eyes. Okay? So this is the theory of the separation of church and state. All right? This is the beginning of the idea of..."
"It's one of the fundamental ideas of the French Republic. And that's why in today, there's so much antagonism between Islamists and the government...."
"...in France, there is such an emphasis on the separation of church and state. So obviously, the Catholic Church wants to reverse this order...."
"...main difference between French nationalism and German nationalism. Okay? Separation of church and state. For the Germans, the nation is the church. The French..."
"...rejecting religion in government this is the idea of separation of church and state which becomes the basis for the french nation state it's..."
"...the Constitution is a document based on deism okay separation of church and state and they want to create a multicultural secular Empire okay..."
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