LeBrok
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Do you think, that at this time and age, in countries with separation of religion from state, we still should tolerate any mention of God, gods or any other supernatural creatures, in our anthems, oath, constitution, law proceedings, etc?
Should we continue with it on grounds of tradition or dominant religion only?
Should we include all walks of life believing in multiple gods or spirits and accommodate their beliefs in socio/political system beside christian religion?
What about atheists who don't believe in supernatural, how would we accommodate their "beliefs" in anthems, constitution and oaths?
Should we go for simplicity now and skip all spiritual aspects from constitution, anthems, court oaths and remove religious symbols from public institutions?
Should we continue with it on grounds of tradition or dominant religion only?
Should we include all walks of life believing in multiple gods or spirits and accommodate their beliefs in socio/political system beside christian religion?
What about atheists who don't believe in supernatural, how would we accommodate their "beliefs" in anthems, constitution and oaths?
Should we go for simplicity now and skip all spiritual aspects from constitution, anthems, court oaths and remove religious symbols from public institutions?