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state religion
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religious body or creed officially endorsed by the state
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A state religion is a religious body or creed that is officially endorsed and supported by the government. It matters because it affects the relationship between government and religion, influencing which beliefs receive official backing, resources, and legal advantages over others.
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Confessional states
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