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Which is frankly a lot more dangerous, considering there's no more clear separation between church and state, since the state becomes your religion and allows y
by antisthenes 2y ago
Which is frankly a lot more dangerous, considering there's no more clear separation between church and state, since the state becomes your religion and allows you to make real policies.
Basically, belonging to a church didn't mean you could lose your house, but with someone who creates a policy targeting the other end of the political spectrum could very easily affect you negatively economically.
Which is batshit insane and scary, which leads to further polarization.
- ptsneves 2y agoI think the holy inquisition would like to talk with you. The separation of church and state is modern and likely a consequence of the church becoming socially weaker. I think religion has an important place but definitely at arms length from power and, kept, so.