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Phasing Out Religion: A Ten-Year Blueprint

This proposal treats religion as a corporation whose founding documents promote harmful ideas. It argues that governments should refuse to register such entities and de-incorporate existing ones, seizing their assets and reassigning workers to productive roles. To counter informal spread of negative narratives, the state could support truthful education about these beliefs in schools and the media. With sustained efforts, the influence of harmful doctrines may fade within a decade.

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Y
yemi

What effects do you foresee if governments de-register religious bodies and seize their assets like proposed?

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J
jaruma

Are we looking to focus on legal challenges, community cohesion, or individual rights in this scenario?

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prince

It seems unlikely authorities can repurpose millions of volunteers from faith groups without massive social backlash.

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kris

I'm not convinced we should treat spiritual communities like profit-driven firms; shared values aren't contracts to be voided.

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K
kunle

Rather than abrupt de-incorporation, a gradual transition with community education and social impact assessments could ease potential conflicts.

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