Mixing religion and politics is dangerous

 

The Philosophy of Light proposes a State that is not atheist “The struggle is against secularism in the State,” announces the Archangel Michael. Humanity has forgotten God, and that is why theocracy has intervened in different periods of history.

•  Let us remember when theocracy existed in Catholicism during the Middle Ages and the Pope sought to govern. It is better not even to mention the atrocities that were committed.
•  Now the Islamic State in Iran has also committed atrocities against the population and has provoked a war through the intervention of the United States and Israel.

Well, what remains now is for Iran to seek negotiations with the United States and try to evolve toward an Islamic Republic of the future.

 Theocracy has never worked; history proves this. Therefore, the ayatollahs of Iran must accept remaining in the temples and electing a civilian president.

They should begin a democratic process that leads them to coexist in peace while respecting the human rights of everyone.

 Iran’s theocracy, by mixing religion and politics, becomes fundamentalist, and that is where the State—and therefore the Republic—fails and violates human rights.

Priests, ayatollahs, and rabbis should remain in the temples. If they wish to honor God from the State, that is something good; they can advise political leaders and exercise a healthy, non-fundamentalist influence.

 As a Christian, I do not feel entitled to force everyone to be Christian, and whoever is not should go to prison or be killed. No—that belongs to the Middle Ages, when our thinking was still backward.

 The Philosophy of Light supports Jewish, Christian, and Islamic “Republics” as democratic republics, in order to overcome secularism in the State—not to impose theocracies that repeat the mistakes of the Vatican in the Middle Ages or those currently being made by the Islamic Republic.

 God seeks to overcome secularism in the State because He has been forgotten and offended through many misguided public policies.

 Therefore, if we want the world to believe in God and for humanity, created by Him, to respect Him, the best path is to exercise a peaceful, respectful, and friendly influence.

 For this purpose the Philosophy of Light was born: to bring light to the nations so that we may evolve toward a coexistence of love and peace.