Intolerância religiosa sob a ótica constitucional brasileira: o caso dos adventistas do sétimo dia

Abstract

the right to freedom of belief in Brazil is ensure constitutionally as one of the fundamental rights , citizens may have or have no religion or you can change the time that suits you , from certain that the secular state assumes no church intervention in the state , secularism , prohibits merger between Religion and State , valuing religious pluralism . According to the law on the rule of law there can be no influence or exclusivity of one religion. The case of the Seventh-day Adventist, according to constitutional order in art. 5 of the CF " VI - is inviolable freedom of conscience and religion , and guaranteed the free exercise of religious cults and guaranteeing , in the form of law, the protection of places of worship and their rites ; " . Having this group the guard on the right to start left of the sunset of Friday to sunset Saturday sun.