La legge sui culti ammessi, le intese e l’esigenza di una legge comune sul fatto religioso

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rivista	JUS
fascicolo	JUS - 2019 - 3
titolo	La legge sui culti ammessi, le intese e l’esigenza di una legge comune sul fatto religioso The law on accepted cults, the agreements and the need for a common regulation on the religious issue.
Autore	Salvatore Bordonali
Editore	Vita e Pensiero
formato	Articolo \| Pdf
online da	04-2020
doi	10.26350/004084_000047
issn	0022-6955 (stampa)

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Taking the cue from the signing of the agreement with the association Chiesa d’Inghilterra, we note the lack of a common regulation not on religious freedom, which is protected by the rules of the Italian Constitution through directly effective regulations, and which could be invasive and nadequate, but of a common basic regulation on religion, such that it goes beyond the old law on accepted cults and equates, as far as possible, the condition of churches with an agreement with those that do not have one. The viewpoint of the bilaterally contracted law, inherited from and confirmed by the pre-Republican period, while meeting the needs of cults, is not able to ensure a certain uniformity of treatment for all denominations, i.e. it cannot be applied also to those cults that have not negotiated it, that do not want or cannot do so. What is lacking is a unilateral law of the State, which outlines the essential and common points, that is the basis and reference index for other laws, given that equality does not mean the same things and that differentiations are allowed, or rather imposed, as long as they are not arbitrary. Besides, there is the problem of religious instances referring to secular and profane aspects of the human person, which can be inserted into the formative process of the law, allowing for to norms, which in religiously motivated subjects receive a further compelling force. It is responsibility of a pluralist and secular State, aware and guarantor of its own values and indispensable rules, to supervise the process of synthesis of the different cultures keywords Law on accepted cults; Agreements (Intese); common basic regulation on the religious issue; religious freedom; religious instances; reasonable differentiations

Descrizione

Taking the cue from the signing of the agreement with the association Chiesa d’Inghilterra, we note the lack of a common regulation not on religious freedom, which is protected by the rules of the Italian Constitution through directly effective regulations, and which could be invasive and nadequate, but of a common basic regulation on religion, such that it goes beyond the old law on accepted cults and equates, as far as possible, the condition of churches with an agreement with those that do not have one. The viewpoint of the bilaterally contracted law, inherited from and confirmed by the pre-Republican period, while meeting the needs of cults, is not able to ensure a certain uniformity of treatment for all denominations, i.e. it cannot be applied also to those cults that have not negotiated it, that do not want or cannot do so. What is lacking is a unilateral law of the State, which outlines the essential and common points, that is the basis and reference index for other laws, given that equality does not mean the same things and that differentiations are allowed, or rather imposed, as long as they are not arbitrary. Besides, there is the problem of religious instances referring to secular and profane aspects of the human person, which can be inserted into the formative process of the law, allowing for to norms, which in religiously motivated subjects receive a further compelling force. It is responsibility of a pluralist and secular State, aware and guarantor of its own values and indispensable rules, to supervise the process of synthesis of the different cultures

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Law on accepted cults; Agreements (Intese); common basic regulation on the religious issue; religious freedom; religious instances; reasonable differentiations