Utopia: resumen de Part 9

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1. Raphael describes diverse religions and Christian conversions, explaining how Utopus protects peaceful persuasion but forbids religious coercion.
2. The Utopians exclude opponents of providence and immortality from public responsibility, while honoring hopeful deaths and religious service.
3. Elected priests oversee worship and education, receive exceptional protection, and intervene in battles to prevent bloodshed.
4. Shared ceremonies accommodate different beliefs through common prayers, family reconciliation, music, and worship without animal sacrifice.
5. Raphael praises communal property and attacks governments that enrich the wealthy while neglecting essential workers.
6. The narrator privately doubts several institutions, takes Raphael to supper, and expresses qualified interest rather than full agreement.

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