>>>>>Shortest: White turks like your conservatives but white turks usually name their as leftist and they don't like religious.
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>>>>The evidence of history shows that separating religion and government is a good thing for the people and their freedom. It's easy to do. If the religion talks about religion all is well. If the religion talks about politics then the religion is taxed heavily.
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>>>Exactly. Religion shouldn't be a sacred cow.
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>>:-)) Precisely
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>Islam controls government; laws, economy, taxes ... everything. Sample interest is forbidden in Islam. Actually every religion effects government. Because There are people at government and usually they have a religion.

This is true. Many laws in the US exist because of the religion of the people. This is true in Turkey or England or anyplace. But in the US, Turkey, and England the laws must protect the people who do not believe as others believe, and it is important that laws not be used only to promote religious law, if there is no secular benefit.

Turkey was very fortunate that Ataturk saw this a hundred years ago. (and put it into law almost 90 years ago )

We are fortunate that our founders saw this over 200 years ago.

It is difficult for both of our countries to find a balance, but if the constitution is written correctly, citizens will be protected from the beliefs of other citizens if they live peacefully.