Should the Catholic Church still have a say in political matters, like laws about marriage and education?

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No, religion and politics should be strictly divided. The governing sovereign is biased beased on their upbringing anyway, so are the people. in a liberal democratic systems. the sovereign is the people and they decided about who is the legislator based on democratic free elections, so no room for an institution where this is not safeguarded.

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A Igreja Não Deve Ter Poder Sobre As Massas E Não Pode Ditar Ideologia X Ou Y

Ela Tem Ser Amoral E Apolítica E Deve Defender Uma Democracia Popular

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