The omnipresent religion prevents flourishing.
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In "Good Men," Arturo Pérez-Reverte explores the theme of how an all-encompassing religion can stifle growth and personal development. The narrative suggests that when a belief system is deeply ingrained in society, it can create limitations for individuals, often discouraging them from pursuing their own aspirations and happiness. This rigid adherence to religious doctrines can lead to a stagnant environment where questioning and innovation are not welcomed.
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