GreatestIam
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Because Christianity has been a major cultural element of European countries up to the present although less so nowadays, it would be a radical political policy to ignore it. Given the amount of trouble and strife sectarianism has caused in Europe, it would be reasonable or modern European states to be secular such as French republicanism but as long as citizens belong to churches, such a policy would need to be strong, persistent, and official.
Absolutely, as all the implementation and enforcement of laws should be and as all country's that have outlawed Islam or some of it's practices do.
It is that or do as is happening in England where they are allowing Sharia courts and ending with Muslim women being taken advantage of because they are not going to England's courts.
England's citizens should be outraged that there are two sets of standards in their country.
As to Christianity, no extra regard should be given it and none would be if it is their moral tenets that are being checked for morality, or the lack of.
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DL