Is your country secular? Would you like the state's religion to be Christian?

[TheSonOf-Zeus]

If there really is secularism, why does the president touch the bible when he is taking oath? Why does not touch the Constitution instead of the Bible
?

Updates:

[OfDeath]

Yes my country is secular. Like the USA, the Australian constitution outlaws the establishment of a state religion and upholds the right of all citizens to practice any or no religion. And that is the way it should be. They still do things like say the Lord's prayer before parliament and make people swear oaths on religious texts etc. Why do they do that? Good question and I'd also like an explanation.
Would I want a state religion and that religion to be Christianity? No. I don't want to be subject to obey laws people from thousands of years ago imagined an imaginary being to want obeyed.

[ItsTheNephilim]

I mean it's supposed to be secular but no, we have a right winged hindu nationalist party unfortunately as the ruling party and it's tearing the country apart.

And no, I don't want any religion to dominate in my country's constitution. Secularism is the best.

[Agape93]

Because they choose to. If I became president, it’s well within my rights to swear on the Book of the Law if I so chose.

[AmeerX]

No and no. My country is officially Islamic with extreme corruption. I can only imagine how much it would be worst off under a different approach

[tartaarsaus]

Yes and no. I see absolutely no reason why Christianity should have any role in the government.

[babadolulu]

My country is secular but Erdogan and his government aren't

[jimmy2]

Our country is was and alway be a part of the Christianity

[Alexandrubaschet08]

The bible is more important then the constitution.
You can't do nothing whitout God

[Astarlessnightsky]

Yes it is, and no. Religous freedom for everyone.