Analysis of Religious Policy in China

Abstract

Religious policy in modern China is based on the principles of freedom of religion, separation of politics and religion, and reliance on law in governing religions. Under the leadership of the Communist Party and the Chinese government, a system of religious policy that reflects the pattern of socialism with Chinese characteristics has developed in the country. These policies made it possible to reach a firm agreement in the relations between religions and the socialist society. The present government is firmly committed to the Cinization of Chinese religions. The government uses the core values of socialism to lead and educate religious people to develop the best aspects of Chinese tradition.