NEBAB, Rian Vincent A.

Legal Research
Atty. Ernie B. Labrador

Title: “Doctrine of the free exercise and non-establishment

clauses relating to religion in the Constitution”

Thesis Statement: The doctrines of free exercise and non-

establishment clauses which are enshrined in the

Constitution, specifically the provisions catering the

inviolable separation of Church and State that tends to

inhibit any possible encumbrance within the internal

regulations and functions of the church.

Thesis Outline:

Chapter I: Introduction

Chapter II: Review of Related Literature

Chapter III: Doctrine of Free Exercise Clause

A: Right to Believe

B: Right to Act

Chapter IV: Doctrine of Non-Establishment Clause

Chapter V: Church and Society

A: Evangelical Movement

A.1. Revolt Against Immorality

A. 2. Reformation of Victims

B: Public Worship

B. 1. Conflicting Practice

C. 2. Impiety of Church Members

Chapter VI: Conclusion

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