Chapter 31 icing

Most of the religions with a long history in the world, the essence of their centers have mysterious and eternal meanings, representing limited life, and the pursuit of infinite existence. This is true of Buddhism, Taoism, Catholicism, and Islam. However, in order to meet the needs of the public, a religion has to be coated with delicious sugar in order to conform to the general trend. Taking Buddhism as an example, Sakyamuni was an anti-traditional reformer. He took the external seeking from the gods and returned it to the enlightenment seeking of the self. Praying for God's blessings is included in the religion, so that believers can directly benefit from religion. The Buddha's purely metaphysical philosophy and spiritual journey have become cumbersome rituals of praying to God and worshiping Buddha.Just like the heaven and hell of the Catholic Church, it makes the world who are accustomed to rewards and punishments find their place. Believers benefit, and unbelievers have no benefits. It is simple and easy to implement.

Like "The Invisible Man" by Welles.When he is invisible, he must be naked in order to exert the power of invisibility.But other people can't see it and don't understand it. The only way is to let the invisible man wear clothes, so everyone suddenly realized, oh!This is an invisible person, but what they see is only clothes, but they think it is an invisible person, and the essence of religion has the characteristics of an invisible person, that mysterious and hard-to-see characteristic, but most people still focus on the clothes that should not be seen. The cloak of being, that delicious icing.