Yes it did. This is because the laws and government of the Roman government were connected to religious rules and, especially, augury (the divination of the omens of the gods). Decisions which affected public concerns had to be preceded by augury.
No, never.
A country where the government is not influenced by religion; it does not have a state religion.
I believe that only certain laws should be made concerning religion There is no government that advocates the view that no laws should be promulgated concerning religion. The United States Constitution is probably most direct on the issue, prohibiting three major sets of laws about religion that cannot be promulgated: those concerning the establishment of a national religion, those limiting the free exercise of religion, and those requiring a religious test for citizenship or government post. However, there are numerous laws concerning religion, such as how they should be taxed, what places they can build new houses of worship, what should be taught in science classrooms, etc.
It is a government based solely upon religion. It depends on the religion to see what its like. Basically the beliefs the religion has are turned into laws. So if the religion says you cant eat a cow, then eating a cow would be illegal in a theocratic government.
allow a congressperson to create a state religion
It is a theocracy: a government based upon a deity and religion
A theocracy is a form of government that rules based on religious laws and principles. In a theocracy, religious leaders often hold political power and govern in accordance with religious beliefs. Examples include Iran and Vatican City.
It helps you see the emergence of the government and understand the laws and the certain areas of the government that affect us as a whole- as a country.
no one Rhode Island is not strict on religion. they let you be whatever religion you wanted. the colony that was strict about religion was Massachusetts.
There is no word for a government that has control of its religion, since any form of government could do that if it wished. You may be thinking of a "theocracy", but that is where the religion controls or is the government.
the government have to get laws passed by all the different branches of government before it gets passed
This is NO role for religion in making laws. The need for a secular society is important to maintain a free society where people can worship as they wish. When religion is part of the government it becomes a state religion that doesn’t allow for the freedom of religion. When the English colonies began some came to escape the persecution by the state because they refused to worship according to the government rules.