[An (infra)sovereign religion cannot look at the character of the person. That would require seeing in terms of think^divine, a perspective that puts both sovereign and subject into context.

The (infra)sovereign religion can only look at people in terms of think^pro-object and (its projection of) think^anti-object.

The subject is reduced to the one accepting the object that brings the subject into organization.

Conformity to think^pro-object becomes the common core.]