re: #130 goddamnedfrank

The Constitutions of Malta and Monaco both describe Roman Catholicism as the official religion of the State.

Sure, and the constitutions of Denmark, Iceland, and Sweden also name official churches/religions. But they also provide for freedom of religion. What I’m asking about is the practice of the state enforcing religious practices. It’s one thing for a nation state to recognize an official religion, it is something else for that nation state to compel the practice of that religion or otherwise enforce requirements of that religion.