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**fuslkdhfma** · 09-13-2009, 10:18 AM

Is there such a thing called "separation of Church and State" in India?
Thank you.

Even, in a country, which claims the 'Church and State are separate, still, they print their currency notes say "In God We Trust' and Christmas is the longest holiday session. Yet another country of the same has a national anthem starting with a prayer 'God Save The Queen' and Germany still taxes the citizens and officially pass the funds the catholic schools. George Bush, a baptist, breaks his protocol and goes in to the Andrew airport to receive Benedict,which no American president has done so far.

I think I am right in saying, true secularism doest exist.

09-13-2009, 10:18 AM	#40
fuslkdhfma Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 429 Senior Member	Is there such a thing called "separation of Church and State" in India? Thank you. Even, in a country, which claims the 'Church and State are separate, still, they print their currency notes say "In God We Trust' and Christmas is the longest holiday session. Yet another country of the same has a national anthem starting with a prayer 'God Save The Queen' and Germany still taxes the citizens and officially pass the funds the catholic schools. George Bush, a baptist, breaks his protocol and goes in to the Andrew airport to receive Benedict,which no American president has done so far. I think I am right in saying, true secularism doest exist.
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