State Religion

Definition

State Religion refers to an official endorsement or preference given by a government entity towards one particular religious denomination over others. It can grant special privileges or impose restrictions on other religions within its jurisdiction.

Related terms

Religious Pluralism: This term refers to the existence of multiple religions or belief systems within a society, promoting diversity and tolerance.

Secular State: A concept where the government remains neutral in matters of religion, neither endorsing nor favoring any particular religious group.

Theocracy: A form of government in which religious leaders hold direct authority over political decisions and policies.