What's it like having a state religion? Do you have to

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a'ight

Our constitution literally says 'the government adopts a Catholic Apostolic religion'


we are a tax hell so it's unnoticeable

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>having a state religion
>making the citizens pay for a bunch of lazy pedophiles
>not taxing religious institutions

>>69413758
>not taxing religious institutions
If we taxed them, they'd be allowed to intervene in national politics and form political parties.

>>69413946
Why?

>>69413758
t. bunkerman

>>69413982
something something democracy

>>69413654
>we are a tax hell so it's unnoticeable
This.

We pay taxes as if we were a first world country, but receive the service from a third world country.

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>why yes i come to /int/ to talk about politics

>>69413946
You should stop taxing your buisness's then.

I never understood why religion institutions had so much power in the West

>>69414334
Because after the fall of Rome, the kingdoms justified their rule by divine right, which had to come from the church.

It was just inherited over the centuries, till people started seeing how much problems it was causing and did away with it.