Multiple choice

When a state does not interfere in religious affairs, it is called

  1. arbitrary

  2. secularism

  3. sovereignty

  4. polity
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B Correct answer
Explanation

Secularism refers to the principle of state neutrality in religious affairs: the state does not promote, interfere with, or discriminate against any religion. Arbitrary means acting without legal constraints, sovereignty means supreme authority, and polity refers to the political system itself.

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