Question

The principle of separating religious institutions and beliefs from the affairs of the state is referred to as

Answer 1

The principle of separating religious institutions and beliefs from the affairs of the state is referred to as **secularism**. Secularism advocates for the separation of religion from civic affairs and the government, ensuring that religious beliefs do not influence state policies and that all individuals have the freedom to practice their religion (or not practice at all) without governmental interference.