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"State and religion" is a book category that covers the relationships and interactions between political authority and religious institutions, beliefs, and practices. It includes historical and comparative studies of church–state arrangements (from theocracies to strict secularism), legal and constitutional analyses of religious freedom and establishment, examinations of how religion shapes and is shaped by public policy, nationalism, and law, and accounts of cooperation, conflict, or persecution involving religious groups. Works in this category range from scholarly monographs and legal casebooks to journalistic investigations, biographies, and policy-oriented volumes, and address themes such as secularization, political theology, religious pluralism, education, human rights, and the social and cultural effects of state regulation or endorsement of religion.

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