Table of contents

Foreword - 1. The genesis of the title of "minister of religion" and terminological uncertainty in unilateral State legislation - 2. The different figures of confessional operators provided for in bilateral legislation - 3. The notion of "minister of religion" in the main theses of doctrine - 4. The useless search for homologous "typical duties" of ministers of religion in denominational systems - 5. The definitional problem between the secular nature of the state and denominational autonomy - 6. The freedom to appoint ministers of religion and the role of denominational certification of the qualification - 7. The 'possible' dynamic of the connection between state and confessional orders - 8. The viability of the solution