State-Church relations and secular principles in the Slovak Republic
Abstract
The paper deals with the State-church relations and secular principles in Slovakia It focuses on historical background, religious-demografical situation, constitutional and administrative framework, legal principles in terms of defining the State in relation to religion as well as guarantying the right to religious freedom. It focuses on the State-Church legal framework in the field of financing of churches and registration of churches and religious societes, activities of religious organizations in public space, contractual relations between state and churches and Importance of State and religion Interaction and others philosophies of life, too.
Keywords:
Slovak Republic, Constitutional Law, Holy See, religion in public space, State-Church relations, financing of churches, registration of churches and religious societies, philosophies of life, freedom of conscience and religion, Law on Religion, churches and other religious associationsReferences
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Trnava University in Trnava
Th.D., ThLic. Mgr., Institute for Legal Aspects of Religious Freedom, Faculty of Law, Trnava University in Trnava, Hornopotočná 23, 918 43 Trnava, Slovakia
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