Theidealof a secularstate, restingon a separationofchurchfromstate, means thatthe state does notpromotea particularreligion, does not say what one can and one cannot believe.
How come advocating the most extreme separationofchurch and state earns approving nods fromthe media while advocating even a minimal separationof economy and state draws accusations of extremism?
But what is particularly disturbing about Inspire is its carefully manipulated arguments distinguishing Islam from all other religions--and thus its immunity fromtheseparationofchurch and state, a principle that stands at the very foundation of Western democracy.