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Influence of the Church in Germany

3 years ago by Random_German_Name to c/atheism

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Did you know, that [the Church] is …

The second biggest employer in Germany:

  • around 1,5 Million employees
  • has an own Employment law, that prohibits strikes

Is Germanys biggest real-estate owner:

  • Tesla and Louis Vuitton pay rent to the Church

Gets over 500 Million Euro Taxpayer Money per year:

  • additionally to their own Church tax
  • claim dates back to the 19th century

Doesn‘t need to register in the lobby register:

  • the lobby register is meant to show the influence of institutions and people on political decisions
Diplomjodler 20 points 3 years ago

And don't forget that they're in any media advisory council so criticism of the churches is systematically suppressed.

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Nacktmull 19 points 3 years ago

Church and state are not properly separated in Germany, change my mind.

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James_Ryan 8 points 3 years ago

There is nothing to change.. Sadly

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rufus 6 points 3 years ago

No objections... Germany doesn't have secularization written in the constitution. And it's common knowledge that both aren't properly separated by law. Or anything else.

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berkeleyblue 17 points 3 years ago

And yet people here still don’t see the church as a problen even if, or sometimes especially if they aren’t religious themselves…

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enieffak 14 points 3 years ago

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