Political Science, asked by jackmcklenithan, 11 months ago

Explain the western model of secularism (plz help me by giving top class and brief answer) for my final exam​

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Answered by adhvaith2007
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Answer: Western model of secularism entails complete separation of state from religion. There is no involvement of state in religious activities or institutions.. It is very different from Indian model in terms of exclusivity of religion and state.

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Answered by Anonymous
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In western concept of secularism, religion is relegated entirely to the private sphere and has no place in public life whatsoever. The western model prohibits any public policy to be drafted on the basis of religion therefore; state is absolutely distanced from the religious activities and practices of its citizens.

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