Both are right

Submitted by PermReader (Russia), Mar 11, 2015 at 11:23

Religion's reforms historically followed its weakening(authority's lost ). This process of weakening meant the growth of the distance between the Church and State- the secularization.But the Muslims' fanaticism will prevent any reform without the very strong power that is possible in the secular state.So the secular state will predecide any reforms.

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