ANSWERS

1.  imhavingamomentplease answered: There is separation between the state and the church. Unfortunately dito satin, it does not follow (somehow).
2.  kaileighelizabethjacobs answered: no. not everyone is the same religion, but everyone follows the laws of the government.
3.  keepwalkingandrolling answered: not religion, but morality.
4.  friendlyslytherin answered: Absolutely not. Not everyone is any country will be of the same religion
5.  strangelybonkers said: No. Hell no.
6.  adistinguishedvillain answered: No. Religion has no place in politics. Ethics do.
7.  liisiinaloliitamoniiliiziina answered: that’s a big FUCK NO.
8.  carocarcinogen answered: No.
9.  indigoirene answered: No, governments should be free of religious influence as that compromises freedom of religion.
10.  meowcnk answered: no.
11.  bazookajane answered: No
12.  battletoasters answered: No more than religion should influence our ability to do what’s right.
13.  behonestwithmyself answered: Never
14.  mx10 answered: No, but values should
15.  mccann93 answered: hmmm, well, it definitly shouldn’t influence one that claims religious freedom :)
16.  torpengtunay answered: It wouldn’t hurt if religion would influence the policy. But at times, it is not right. There must be a dividing line between the two powers.
17.  -otherwise answered: Nope. There is a reason why there must be a separation of Church and State.
18.  meggiesheep answered: No, that would create bias for and/or against other religions and atheism. A secular state rather than a religious one would be more fair.
19.  amaninapedovan answered: No.
20.  green-marshen-men answered: No. Not even in the slightest. They govern for the whole population, not just the religious one.
21.  delicatesoundofthunder answered: No!! You would think that by now people would understand that religion has no place in politics or governance.
22.  acronychal answered: No
23.  shannaniganstm answered: No.
24.  caasssieee answered: No!
25.  westpost answered: i feel like in order to run things as a government should, needs to be a completely separation between religion and politics
26.  spelledjustlikeescape answered: No, I don’t think so. It should be based on human-values that are common for each man and woman. If not, it will be impossible to include all
27.  sorelips answered: no
28.  thebadmanpuntedbaxter answered: NO.
29.  whatcam answered: Well in certain aspect Religion is require to influence policies. I.e. Multiculturalism etc.
30.  loveinthedaises answered: NO!
31.  nimur answered: yes.
32.  dharmadiana answered: not at all
33.  brannigan answered: no.
34.  orderfromthedisorder said: it’s almost sad that this is even a question
35.  orderfromthedisorder answered: no
36.  hoopyfroodyford answered: Big, resounding NO. No no no.
37.  isweetme answered: yes
38.  weazley answered: I say kind of.
39.  whatthesasha answered: NO.
40.  somethinglee answered: No
41.  satanislemony reblogged this from herwrittings and added:

    No, because in most countries there are many religions within it, and there are separate parts of religions; Catholic…

42.  the-mad-madem answered: Never Ever.
43.  withhighexpectations answered: ehhh, see im in between. im not very religious. but they should at least take it in account…if that makes sense?
44.  ridethemillenniumfalcon answered: no.
45.  odi-the-aibyouka answered: No
46.  mocheenim answered: No. Those two things should be separated.
47.  gellybeanstalk answered: No. Religion should only guide those who subscribe to it but the government should have it’s own stand on issues.
48.  ringsonherfingersbellsonhertoes answered: NO.
49.  roubidox answered: No, because then the Government wouldn’t be serving the country for everyone as a whole, but would instead be for religious beliefs.
50.  thedominatrixxx answered: No.
51.  balanced-peace answered: Nope
52.  carlyyeatscookies answered: absolutely not. religion and government need to be completely separate or else there could be religious conflicts between different faiths.
53.  nightlockk answered: I don’t think so, but that’s what they do in my country. I find it ridiculous.
54.  starlight-jessie-34 answered: Never. It would cause even more conflicts between society
55.  leirbagfotos answered: not a chance
56.  justdisturbed answered: This is not 15th century england.
57.  rahnstawp answered: No!
58.  justtforshitsandgiggles answered: NO
59.  charismaticdouche answered: Never.
60.  herwrittings posted this

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