1015 Atheism cannot be imposed. People have to learn it on their own.

Trigger for this particular blog post: Chinese Communist Party has warned its members not to embrace Religion. Relative news link: Click here to go to : http://www.hindustantimes.com/world-news/lose-religion-or-face-censure-top-china-official-tells-communist-party-members/story-qm7FlsQ3h1f2omIQKra7nK.html. We know that China is a tyrannical Nation, with Totalitarianism. We also know that Religions tend to be dogmatic and imposing. Atheism is supposed to be an antidote for Rligions. That means, Atheism should not suffer from the same weaknesses, which the Religions have been suffering since Centuries.

Some quotes from the above news link for analyses:

"...We must resolutely guard against overseas infiltrations via religious means and prevent ideological infringement by extremists. ..."

Some foreign forces have used religion to infiltrate China, and extremism and illegal religious activities are spreading in some places, which have threatened national security and social stability.

Religions should be sinicised…We should guide religious groups and individuals with socialist core values and excellent traditional Chinese culture and support religious groups to dig into their doctrines to find parts that are beneficial to social harmony and development.

"...Under China’s Constitution, citizens have the liberty to follow a religion of choice but in reality, the freedom of religion is severely curtailed. ..."

"...China is officially an atheist country but the CPC-run government recognises five religions: Buddhism, Islam, Taoism, Protestantism and Catholicism. ..."

"...Officials who have religious faith should be persuaded to give it up, and those who resist would be punished by the Party organisation. ..."

"... Party members should not have religious beliefs, which is a red line for all members…Party members should be firm Marxist atheists, obey Party rules and stick to the Party's faith…they are not allowed to seek value and belief in religion. ..."

ybrao-a-donkey's views, not intended to be imposed on others

China's hyocrisy, we can easily identify. It has no ideologies. It had no ideologies, even during Mao Je Dong's rein.

This review is incomplete. I shall discuss it in depth, shortly, of course, if I live.