Every civilization has had priests whose job it was to maintain the state mythology. Ours is no exception. We simply pretend they aren’t priests and that ours isn’t really a religion. The idea of separation of church and state might be fundamentally flawed: it might be impossible to separate the two. At best we can pretend we’ve done so.
Every civilization has had priests whose job it was to maintain the state mythology. Ours is no exception. We simply pretend they aren’t priests and that ours isn’t really a religion. The idea of separation of church and state might be fundamentally flawed: it might be impossible to separate the two. At best we can pretend we’ve done so.
Every civilization has had priests whose job it was to maintain the state mythology. Ours is no exception. We simply pretend they aren’t priests and that ours isn’t really a religion. The idea of separation of church and state might be fundamentally flawed: it might be impossible to separate the two. At best we can pretend we’ve done so.