Separation of church and state.
Our country implements the principle of separation of church and state. All religions are equal before the law. No religion has any privileges beyond the constitution and the law, and no religion can interfere with the implementation of state functions such as administration, justice, and education. Freedom of religious belief and separation of church and state cannot be used as an excuse to give up or get rid of the government's management of religious affairs.
Religion will never be allowed to interfere with national administration, justice, school education and social welfare education, and it will never be allowed to force anyone, especially children under the age of 18, to join a religion, become a monk, or go to a temple. Studying the scriptures, we must never allow the abolition of religious feudal privileges and religious oppression and exploitation systems to be restored, and we must never allow religion to be used to oppose the leadership of the party and the socialist system to undermine national unity and the unity among all ethnic groups in the country.
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Notes on the separation of politics and religion:
The relationship between politics and religion is generally divided into two types: unity and separation. The unity of politics and religion is very important. To a certain extent, it is defined as a political system in which a political leader is also a religious leader, or a religious leader is also a political leader. Such an understanding seems too narrow. The unity of religion and politics should be defined as a certain religion being the state religion or dominating the spiritual life of society. Its status is highly integrated with the secular government.
Therefore, the separation of politics and religion cannot be simply defined as the separation of political leaders and religious leaders. State power and religious organizations are separated from each other and do not directly interfere with each other. This includes two aspects: the neutrality of the state towards religion and the neutrality of religion towards the state. This is manifested in the fact that the state does not assist, encourage or oppress religious groups, making issues of religious belief a private matter for individual citizens.
Baidu Encyclopedia-Separation of Church and State