In view of the elaborate intermeshing between religious doctrines and political leadership, should we emphasize a marked delimitation between religious establishments and the government?
Though I acknowledge the value of this notion, it is worth stating that the blending of religion with policymaking sometimes results in considerable difficulties in establishing a complete separation.
Clearly, the right to practice one's religion is a matter of personal preference, and hence, the design and implementation of government policies must not be affected by religious beliefs.
Clearly, the right to practice one's religion is a matter of personal preference, and hence, the design and implementation of government policies must not be affected by religious beliefs. Though I acknowledge the value of this notion, it is worth stating that the blending of religion with policymaking sometimes results in considerable difficulties in establishing a complete separation. Although I have the utmost respect for everyone's religious convictions, it's necessary to reflect on the influence they have on policy-making. To my mind, religion has an indispensable place in shaping government policyPolicymakers' core principles and values directly impact their actions, and such beliefs have the potential to be portrayed through policy decisions.