A comparison of the Roman Catholic philosophy of government with the United States constitution. Rome declares that religion and government are inseparable. The U.S. Constitution states that religion is essentially distinct and totally separate from civil government support or regulation.
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The Two Republics
A comparison of the Roman Catholic philosophy of government with the United States constitution. Rome declares that religion and government are inseparable. The U.S. Constitution states that religion is essentially distinct and totally separate from civil government support or regulation.
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A comparison of the Roman Catholic philosophy of government with the United States constitution. Rome declares that religion and government are inseparable. The U.S. Constitution states that religion is essentially distinct and totally separate from civil government support or regulation.