---------- "The Deification of the Nation" Lasky Can there be a kingdom of heaven in which the "country" is the belief in
human society? In other words, can the state exist if government agencies replace religious institutions? As an institution of faith, for thousands of years, religion has established the Inquisition for only a few hundred years. However, it was these hundreds of years that reversed the development trend of religion. Use violence to maintain faith, and ultimately ruin his own destiny.
The redemption of believers is generally through repentance, and at the same time, it is also to abandon oneself to approach infinity and achieve self-transcendence. Is religion falling apart because of violence that breaks faith, or is it the use of violent rules that alienates morality? I'm afraid the latter is fundamental. For the true believer will renounce himself for the rules of faith, as Socrates did.
From another perspective, if all citizens agree with the law and are willing to accept the ruling and punishment of the law, the country can get rid of violence and become a belief.
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