What Role Does World View Play In Public Policy

There are various definitions and answers to the question, what is public policy? The most common answer is an order from the executive members in regards to a law, more specially in the United States; public policy is decision-making and analyzing government decisions. While public policy might come across as a simple term and process; it is a highly complex system with laws, loopholes, regulations, and global issues are a view of the concerns taken into consideration when policy is studied or challenged. However, public policy can be as simple as an idea but the ideal cannot develop without the action of the government, rather the government does something or not, an action for or against the idea must be taken.

But what is the proper role of the American citizen with regards to public policy? The United States is unique compared to other states
And does religion have a role in this area of public policy? When one takes public policy into consideration basics of human life are taking as a world view. By insuring the immoral actions are prevented it allows government to interpret law and decide what is wrong or right to convey justice by means of public policy. Most government institutions stretch their use of public policy for means beyond the basic needs of the United States people, protecting and upholding the rights of American citizens[3]. Both questions need to be combined in order to efficiently answer them. The world view on public policy is as differs as religions across the globe; while must disagree on rather church and state should coexist together or divided on opposite ends of the political spectrum[4]. A Christian world view is essential not only with regards to public policy but within the United States