Below you will find a
summary of the new version of the Ethical State. It is a proposal for
democratic governance, intended to serve as a guide for achieving peace and a
dignified life for all.
SUMMARY OF EACH CHAPTER — The Ethical
State
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Chapter 1 — The State according to the Philosophy of Light
This chapter explains
that the modern State has separated religion from public life, creating ethical
voids and social crises. The Philosophy of Light proposes an Ethical
State, where ethics, spirituality, and justice guide political decisions
without imposing a theocracy.
It highlights that God
is the moral sovereignty, while popular participation and democracy remain
essential. The chapter also stresses the importance of the common good,
solidarity, and the spiritual evolution of nations, offering a foundation for a
more humane, just, and responsible State.
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Chapter 2 — The Ethical Republic: A Proposal for Government
Here, the author
develops a model of government inspired by the values of Jesus Christ: the Christian
Republic.
It is presented as a modern
democracy based on ethics, citizen participation, religious freedom, social
justice, and the eradication of extreme poverty.
The chapter analyzes
all areas of the State: economy, education, health, labor, transparency,
culture, environment, family, human rights, and security.
Its purpose is to build an organized, honest, and spiritual republic capable of
eliminating corruption and bringing integral wellbeing to the people.
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Chapter 3 — Republics of the Philosophy of Light
This chapter explains
how other nations —Jewish, Islamic, Hindu, Buddhist, or other spiritual
traditions— can also adopt the universal principles of the Philosophy of Light.
It compares different
religious models, highlights the values they share, and proposes foundations
for ethical republics within various spiritual identities, always focused on:
- human
dignity,
- peace,
- justice,
- human
rights,
- harmony
among religions.
It also clarifies that
the Philosophy of Light rejects all forms of fanaticism, including extremist
sects that violate human rights.
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Chapter 4 — God and His People
The author proposes religious
unity as a path toward world peace. She explains that all religions seek
God through their own cultures and histories, and that humanity must evolve
toward a single people filled with love and respect.
The chapter develops themes such as:
- religious
rights,
- interreligious
dialogue,
- ecumenism,
- reconciliation
among the children of Abraham (Jews, Christians, and Muslims).
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