[Today, religionsinfrasovereign seek to gain the integrity of a religionsuprasovereign by gaining control of sovereign power. In short, they confound the “organizational goals” with “character building”.
This is a perilous path, since the costs of completely imposing the organizational objectives of an religioninfrasovereign are high.
What happens if, by some chance, the organizational objectives are met? Or what if the society must be destroyed in order to achieve the organizational objectives? Or what if people adapt to the imposition by changing their behaviors in such a way that they lessen the importance of the organizational goal? What if the effort to impose organizational goals destroys moral character?
Well, the imposition must be continually strengthened in order to meet the imperative.
The imposition becomes like a boulder. The people become like water.
The dao becomes more apparent.
This is the theoretical challenge facing all critical thinkers today.]