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According Kantian philosophy there are three principles that should regulate how politics relates to religion, namely, the principle of non-coercivity of religious belief, the moral requirement of truthfulness in professions of belief and the inability of maxims with religious content to conform itself with the political and legal principle of publicity. The objective of this paper is to present, explain and justify the application of these three principles with regard to religion and to indicate how they could help to solve political and moral issues regarding religious intolerance that continues to plague contemporary societies.

Liberdade e religião: reflexões kantianas sobre a não coercitividade, a veracidade e a publicidade na relação entre religião e política