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There is no stronger faith than faith in your people
It’s time to admit that an Orthodox Christian, a Muslim, a Jew, a Buddhist, etc., cannot live on equal terms in one country if atheists are not the majority. Atheism must be a creative doctrine and certainly be the main “religion” of the country. Since this is the only guarantor of the existence in one territory of centers of history and culture of various truths and the non-persecution of priests and adepts by opponents. Otherwise, everyone must be Orthodox, or Muslim, or... Religious leaders will not calm down until it is different. What is the faith of the leader of the country if he publicly goes to the synagogue, to the mosque and at the same time wears an Orthodox cross around his neck? It is impossible for citizens to determine this.
To form the correct traits of atheism is the main task of the country. A unique new “religion” should not contradict the canons and commandments that go back to the history of beliefs. Religions will definitely find a place in the lives of citizens, and, most likely, will even acquire the lost sacredness, if they are not imposed by the rulers as a hidden instrument of humility.
The world needs development, and not the contemplation of the supremacy of some and the poverty of others. It is impossible to grow in the broad sense of the word when there are those nearby who have lost their strength of spirit and individual goals. Atheism as a new religion should give citizens the feeling of being part of a big country, part of their people. The people are united - with a single, understandable direction of development and standards of living. This is not an attack on personal freedom. This is the expansion of personal freedom through the capabilities of the country. A country must expand opportunity and freedom through the common effort of its citizens. In this case, consciousness, desire for improvement and responsibility are necessary for every citizen. In this case, faith in oneself and in one’s people arises, which is stronger than steel.