Church and State
ConceptTheologyPhilosophyGeopolitics
aka government, separation of church and state
Jay Dyer argues against the notion of a true separation between church and state, asserting that the state will inevitably seek to control the church, and he emphasizes the historical symphonia of the two institutions while critiquing the ways in which government influences religious organizations for political ends.
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