am saying their religion has made a state that does not halt injustice, but rather institutionalizes it. They feel superior to others who have different beliefs. They feel only they possess the right way.
by Michael Crichton
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The quote highlights a criticism of a religious group that perceives itself as fundamentally superior to others. It suggests that their belief system fosters an environment where injustice is not only tolerated but becomes a part of the societal framework. Rather than promoting equality and understanding, their perspective leads to an institutionalization of unfair treatment against those with differing beliefs.

This viewpoint underscores a broader theme in Michael Crichton's "Dragon Teeth," where the implications of such a mindset can have significant ramifications on society. The idea that one group believes it holds exclusive access to the 'right' way challenges the foundations of coexistence and mutual respect, emphasizing the dangers inherent in dogmatic beliefs.

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