The “neutral state model” refers to ______.
A. a model of secularism wherein the state is neutral about, but not opposed to, religion
B. a model of secularism advocating that religion should play no part in the public realm
C. a model of secularism wherein the state is neutral among but willing to support religions that it recognizes as important elements in civil society
D. a model of secularism that advocates the ability and right of a group to partially govern itself within a larger state
A. a model of secularism wherein the state is neutral about, but not opposed to, religion
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