Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "The Bremen clause (German: Bremer Klausel) is Article 141 of the Basic Law for the Federal Republic of Germany, which states:The sentence there cited says:It limits the range of application of the constitutional (Basic Law) rule over religious education, making it possible to have other types of instruction in some areas of Germany. A well-known example is the \"instruction in Biblical history\" in Bremen. It is not religious education in the sense of the Basic Law, because its content is not accountable to a religious community; therefore it is not a \"common affair\" (res mixta)."@en }
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- Bremen_clause abstract "The Bremen clause (German: Bremer Klausel) is Article 141 of the Basic Law for the Federal Republic of Germany, which states:The sentence there cited says:It limits the range of application of the constitutional (Basic Law) rule over religious education, making it possible to have other types of instruction in some areas of Germany. A well-known example is the \"instruction in Biblical history\" in Bremen. It is not religious education in the sense of the Basic Law, because its content is not accountable to a religious community; therefore it is not a \"common affair\" (res mixta).".