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Rebalancing Religious Influence in Education Through the Universal Law of Balance in Nature
Abstract This paper explores the relationship between organized religion and the development of societies, particularly focusing on how religious dogma—when left unchecked—can hinder critical thinking, scientific progress, and sustainable decision-making. Grounded in the universal formula that emphasizes the law of balance in nature, this paper argues for a holistic educational reform that respects individual faith while eliminating dogmatic influence from public education. The goal is to cultivate a high-quality population capable of rational, ethical, and balanced choices aligned with natural law.
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