“Much more satirical than I thought it would be, that is to say, before I researched Thomas More. As a personal criticism of this no-place, the intelligent way of life is tainted by the prescribed belief in God, despite the proclaimed religious tolerance. My assertion does not set out to discredit religion, but rather to question the freedom of the republic, and to point out the biases of the book. More was, as would be expected of a man of his period and position, a religious man.

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