Religion is a spiritual drug

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The book critiques the role of religion in contemporary society, likening it to a spiritual drug manipulated by a global oligarchy to control the masses. It draws parallels between ancient priestly practices and modern religious covenants, suggesting that these agreements serve the interests of a dominant capitalist class. The narrative argues that this ideological framework perpetuates ignorance and social passivity among the exploited, as religious and mystical thinking are deliberately propagated to maintain the ruling elite's power and wealth.