For it is obvious that the partnership of Church and State must be upon conditions; and once the State had permitted the existence of creeds other than that of its official adoption, it could not maintain the exclusive power for which the Church contended.
Laski discusses the conditions necessary for a partnership between Church and State, emphasizing the need for mutual recognition of rights.
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