Miejsce religii w Konstytucji Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej z dnia 2 kwietnia 1997 roku
2007
After the transformation of the political system, the legislative authority was
faced with one of the most important tasks - the preparation of a new constitution,
which, as the main normative act, is to lay out the political directions of the State in
the specific domains of social life. Therefore constitutional recordings referring to
religion are the foundations for functioning of the church and worship institutions in
the State. The adopted solutions are the result of a range of compromises between
the position of various parliament parties and the position of the Catholic Church as
well as other churches. The leading oponents were: on the one hand the Polish
Episcopate that suggested abandoning of the process of separating the Catholic
Church from the State; and on the other, the left parliament majority of the Sejm
(judicial lower house) of II cadency, which supported a definite separation of the
Church and State. As a result, the accepted solution is the compromise between
those two models. It can be called a friendly separation preserving the institutional
relationships. The regulations concerning the rights and freedom of religions are not
free from certain mistakes and inaccuracies. The Constitution of the Polish Republic
is one that promotes generally acceptable principles concerning religion in the
contemporary world, and in the wider perspective - the human rights. The State is
there just to observe these principles.
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