Democratic beliefs, rights and liberties
What does it mean for Australia's government to be 'secular'?
- ○The government actively promotes one religion over others
- ○Religion plays a major role in deciding government policy
- ✓Government and religion are kept separate; the state does not promote any religion
Correct answer
Government and religion are kept separate; the state does not promote any religion
A secular government means that religion and government are kept separate. The Australian government does not promote or favour any religion, and religious beliefs do not dictate laws.
This is one sample question. Practise the full bank with timed mock exams, every answer explained, and a predicted pass score — free to start in Australian Citizenship Test.
Download on theApp StoreRelated questions
What system of government does Australia use?Which statement about voting in Australian federal elections is correct?What does 'the rule of law' mean in the Australian context?Which statement about religion and the Australian government is correct?Which of the following is a responsibility — not just a right — of Australian citizens?What is the national language of Australia?