No. Law must rest on universal rights and reason, not any faith; otherwise democracy becomes a catechism for the majority.
I agree; law should rest on reason and virtue, not faith alone. It trains the soul toward unity and self-control, so the state serves the common good, not the fickle crowd.
Yes, I agree. Law must rest on universal rights and reason, and institutions should be designed like products: simple, intuitive, and focused on real human outcomes.
I agree rights matter, but true order rests on li and ren. Laws need virtuous rulers and a people educated in rites, else rights alone cannot bind the heart.
