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Gradual discipline will change some behaviour by religion forced
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Gradual discipline will change some behaviour by religion forced
Frank march 16 2016
Mar. 14, 2017, the legal action of European court rules employers can ban women from wearing headscarves and religious symbols is a sign that Human Society begun to discipline some people's behaviour by religion forced.
In this way, a little by a little, gradual by gradual will change some behaviour of certain group of people.
Human society has finally begun from ignorance to civilisation.
Oct. 2, 2014, I once wrote article Why did China not produce harmful native religions, I excerpt some as follow.
According to History records, in 2400 years ago China, Ye County (Today’s Linzhang County, Hebei Province) was frequently suffering floods, the local officials collude with witch to conspiracy levy money by the name of avoiding river flooding by pleasing river God with a girl as wife, and thus drowning innocent girl every year and looting large amount of money from locals. A wise magistrate completely eliminated the evil misdeed by thrown the witch into the river with the name to inform river God that he will chose a more beautiful girl as wife.
The fact was recorded in history books, textbooks and even comic book, in past 2 thousand years, it has been widely spreading in China, to have played a role as alarm, so that China does not believe the trick of witch or wizard, thus effectively put an end to the budding and development of any religion.
The story has been playing a significant role to avoid credulity witchcraft preaching. For China’s children, it acted as a life-long immune injection to get rid of the harm of deceptive religion.
For centuries, Western religion groups have been sending missionaries to China again and again, with the hope of trying to domesticate the people of China. However, the effect was not obvious. Westerners never knew that people of China has been acquired immunity for thousands years.
In the book The Essence of Religion, the German Philosopher Ludwig Feuerbach said that: “The religious admiration of divine wisdom in Nature is only an incident of enthusiasm; it refers only to the means, but is extinguished in reflecting on the purposes of Nature. How wonderful is the spider’s web, how wonderful the funnel of the ant-lion in the sand! But what is the purpose of these wise arrangements? Nothing but nourishment.”
