As an extreme conservationist, the ultra-royalist Count Joseph de Maiste did not propose which of the following?

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Count Joseph de Maiste was an extreme conservationist and ultra-royalist who believed in the absolute power of monarchies ruled by divine law. He believed that only the church and the state could prevent humans from falling into evil ways and that the sterner the government, the safer society would be. He also believed in using the death penalty to keep people loyal to the throne and altar. However, he did not propose the separation of church and state, which is a modern idea associated with liberal democracy.

As an Extreme Conservationist, the Ultra-Royalist Count Joseph De Maiste