Quote by Karl Wilhelm Friedrich Schlegel

Set religion free, and a new humanity will begin.

Set religion free, and a new humanity will begin.

Summary

This quote suggests that liberating oneself from the constraints of religious beliefs will lead to the emergence of a transformed and improved humanity. It implies that religion - as a set of organized beliefs and practices - may restrict people's freedom and inhibit personal growth. By setting religion free, individuals can explore alternative perspectives, develop their own moral compass, and form more inclusive and tolerant societies. It implies that breaking free from religious dogmas and embracing diverse ideologies will pave the way for the evolution of a more progressive and enlightened humanity.

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Religion

By Karl Wilhelm Friedrich Schlegel

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