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This was the British philosopher with the idea of religious freedom.
Who is John Locke?
These are the 3 relationships of Church and State.
What is "Separation of Church and State", "State over Church" and "Church over State"?
This is the document signed by the pilgrims and established a temporary government.
What is "The Mayflower Compact"?
This is the diversity of ethnic, social, religious, and political backgrounds
What is pluralism?
This is what churchmen and political rulers believed was required for shared morals.
What is "shared religion"?
These are examples of government for all 3 relationships of church and state.
What is "United States", "North Korea", and "Roman Catholics"?
The Mayflower Compact was signed in this year.
What is "1620"?
This is the idea of religion is a private matter, and should stay out of public spaces.
What is secularism?
Many Englishmen were fleeing this by immigrating to North America.
What is religious persecution?
This is the biblical relationship of church and state. And Explain.
What is "Separation of Church and State" and "because God did not give the church the power to rule over government issues"?
This emperor signed an important document freeing Christians from persecution.
Who is Emperor Constantine?
This is a conflict between groups with different ideals, beliefs, and philosophies
What is culture wars?
This is the ultimate solution to the problems caused by pluralism.
This is the reason secularist insist on absolute separation of church and state.
What is "to remove religious influence in public life"?
This document was signed to free Christians from persecution in the Roman Empire.
What is "The Edict of Milan"?
This is the definition of "natural law"
What is "we all have a conscience, and have shared moral truths by nature"?
This is why it is impossible to limit moral questions to the private realm, and an example.
What is "Moral Decisions affect other people" and "divorce"?
These are two reasons Christians cannot accept absolute separation of church and state.
What is "The Bible applies to all of life" and "Laws are based on moral positions"?
These are the two clauses of the First Ammendment.
What is "congress cannot establish a religion, and cannot prohibit free exercise of religion?"
This is the definition of "Ideologies".
What is "beliefs that guide an indiviual or group based on an underlying worldview"?