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Throughout history, [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Religion religion] has had a domineering influence on the human mind. According to neohumanism, all religions are based on [[#Dogma|dogma]], and the propagation of that religious dogma has been instrumental in the creation of satellite groups. Some religious persons and priests propagate the damaging dogma of religion unwittingly. When such persons are made to understand their mistake, some admit their error and rectify themselves. Others, however, refuse to do so, fearing that the admission of error would injure their prestige. The latter group of persons thereby join the ranks of conscious agents of injustice.<ref name="ReferenceA"/> | Throughout history, [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Religion religion] has had a domineering influence on the human mind. According to neohumanism, all religions are based on [[#Dogma|dogma]], and the propagation of that religious dogma has been instrumental in the creation of satellite groups. Some religious persons and priests propagate the damaging dogma of religion unwittingly. When such persons are made to understand their mistake, some admit their error and rectify themselves. Others, however, refuse to do so, fearing that the admission of error would injure their prestige. The latter group of persons thereby join the ranks of conscious agents of injustice.<ref name="ReferenceA"/> | ||
[[File:Geosentiment. | [[File:Geosentiment.png|thumb|Degrees of geosentiment (simplified expansions)]] | ||
=== Sentiments === | === Sentiments === | ||