Religion Law of the european states 2200-1S225-OG

1. Historical conditions of the European legislative solutions in the sphere of freedom of conscience and faith as well as the mutual relations between the State and the denominations.
2. The roots of contemporary European Confessional Law. The Constitution of the EU.
3. International Conventions concerned with the freedom of conscience and faith.
4. The EU law towards the laws of the EU member countries.
5. The standards of the EU Confessional Law regarding the freedom of conscience and faith.
6. The standards of the EU Confessional Law regarding the status of the denominations.
7 The legislative systems of the relations between the State and the denominations.
8. European countries in which you can observe the system of connection between the State and a certain Church ( England, Scotland, Denmark, Norway, Finland, Greece, Monaco, etc.)
9. European countries with a varied model of the separation ( France, Germany, Portugal, Italy, Belgium, Sweden, the Netherlands)
10. The system of relations between the State and the denominations in communist countries 1917 - 1991.
11. The confessional relations in the countries which joined the EU in 2004 ( Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Cyprus, Poland, Malta, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Slovenia, Hungary).
12. The systems of the relations between the State and the denominations in European countries not being the EU member countries.
13. The freedom of conscience and faith in the EU Constitution.
14. The freedom of conscience and faith in the jurisdiction of the European Constitutional Courts.
15. The freedom of conscience and faith in the jurisdiction of the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg.