National Identity between the Principle of the Secular State and Freedom of Religion

The religious symbols exposed in public buildings, such as schools, courtrooms, etc., recent years animated the debate not only but also jurisprudential. It turns out that, after centuries of attempts to “purify” states influences, spaces symbols, it seems that modern state has failed do so. In this century globalization, we see a return sacred, clash between different cultures, "duel" absolute truths everyone believes they possess. particular, there is symbol, representative all, under which all citizens are subject, regardless their or philosophical conviction, and precisely flag. one three flags, is, third flags world contain predominantly Christian followed by Muslim ones rest Hindu, Buddhist, Jewish traditional religions cults (Theodoru, 2014). cross crescent moon most common where majority nations recognize themselves. intent work be able give stricto jure answer complicated diatribe, analyzing whether exhibition contained can constitute justified reason believe principle neutrality secularity State, equality non-discrimination, violed. Through these principles freedom religion each individual guaranteed, taking into account negative dimension latter. This problem affects many democracies, including European ones, yet Union itself aims build identity, an identity identifies recognizes.
 
 Received: 5 September 2022 / Accepted: 20 October Published: November