Roussea's "The Social Contract"

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…is integrally intertwined with the church. He also analyzed and dismissed the separation of church and state as fundamentally bad for a society, another element of the regime, as the French Catholics had to answer to both Louis and the Pope. Rousseau ends his critique, with his idea of a solution, a mixture of Christianity and Catholicism, which as a combination, as a civil religion is contrary to the edicts of any form of Christianity.