@9HXK3RYWomen’s Equality5mos5MO
everyone should be allowed their own choice of religion as long as it does not hurt anyone else
@9HXKLQM5mos5MO
nations have not successfully balanced national identity, i think there is some more work we can do to make it better and make people feel comfortable to believe in what they believe in. i think there is too much discrimination around for it to be "fully successful", and i understand that not everyone is going to agree on it but there can definitely be less.
@9HXWNN65mos5MO
People care too much about what others think. The "discrimination" that people see is made up or amplified by their own imagination. If people would get out of their own way, people would be more successful.
@9HXJX865mos5MO
I think that some nations have, though there will always be conflict.
Yes, I think for the most part that the U.S. has done well with separating religion and law. An issue that we have with it would be with abortions and the whole planned parenthood controversy. But, besides that, I think the U.S. doesn't force religion upon others and does a good job of allowing everyone religious freedom.
@9HXWLWD5mos5MO
We shouldn't separate Church and State, without God every empire will fall. Additionally most cultures die as soon as culture becomes overly sexualized (see ancient greece)
@9HXQHMP5mos5MO
Because religion has been tied to power and government since the earliest recorded civilizations, history shows that national identity is historically (even intrinsically) linked to the religion du jour. Therefore, I believe history has proven that no nation has successfully balanced national identity and religious diversity.
@9HYTZX85mos5MO
History has shown this and even today, there is not a nation with a perfect equal balance of the two especially without conflict involved.
@9HXPM9Y5mos5MO
I think that some nations have, how to have a balance between the two.
@9HXK8GS5mos5MO
No, I think religion still heavily influences many aspects of our government and it has resulted in many wars being started as well as stripping people of their rights.
