Definitions
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- noun a state ruled by religious authority
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Examples
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They talk about the Constitution, but they are interested in undermining the constitutional principle of church-state separation that protects the rights of all people of faith, especially religious minorities.
Michael B. Keegan: Trouble With a Capital Tea Michael B. Keegan 2010
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The SSA shows individual students and groups taking action around issues of church-state separation, freedom of speech and expression, progressive social values and civil rights for women, minorities and LGBT individuals; campaigns take place on campus and at the local, state and federal levels.
Chris Stedman: Nontheistic Students On Campus: Understanding And Accommodating Them Chris Stedman 2011
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They talk about the Constitution, but they are interested in undermining the constitutional principle of church-state separation that protects the rights of all people of faith, especially religious minorities.
Michael B. Keegan: Trouble With a Capital Tea Michael B. Keegan 2010
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They talk about the Constitution, but they are interested in undermining the constitutional principle of church-state separation that protects the rights of all people of faith, especially religious minorities.
Michael B. Keegan: Trouble With a Capital Tea Michael B. Keegan 2010
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They talk about the Constitution, but they are interested in undermining the constitutional principle of church-state separation that protects the rights of all people of faith, especially religious minorities.
Michael B. Keegan: Trouble With a Capital Tea Michael B. Keegan 2010
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They talk about the Constitution, but they are interested in undermining the constitutional principle of church-state separation that protects the rights of all people of faith, especially religious minorities.
Michael B. Keegan: Trouble With a Capital Tea Michael B. Keegan 2010
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The regional NLRB is simply applying to adjunct faculty a legal standard for church-state separation that's been in place for decades, according to Michael Broyde, an expert on church-state law at Emory University School of Law.
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The regional NLRB is simply applying to adjunct faculty a legal standard for church-state separation that's been in place for decades, according to Michael Broyde, an expert on church-state law at Emory University School of Law.
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Beshear had raised concerns including that the state would lose control of an important public asset, and constitutional worries related to church-state separation.
Modified Kentucky Hospital Merger Is Unveiled Anna Wilde Mathews 2012
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They talk about the Constitution, but they are interested in undermining the constitutional principle of church-state separation that protects the rights of all people of faith, especially religious minorities.
Michael B. Keegan: Trouble With a Capital Tea Michael B. Keegan 2010
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