The article presents the contemporary model of state-church relations in the Kingdom of Belgium. The topic is examined from a legal and constitutional perspective as well as that of case law. The latter aspect is all the more important as in recent years Belgian courts have issued several extremely interesting judgements in this area, which provide clarification on the rather succinctly framed relevant regulations of the Constitution.
A key issue in this context is the complex construction of the concept of neutrality, as applied in Belgium. The author seeks to outline and explicate it to the reader.