The Hypocrisy of Religion

Religious leaders should be symbols of good and morality and should live a life worth emulating. But in Voltaire's frankness and Goethe's Faust, the church is filled with hypocrisy, the religious leader is hypocritical, greedy, immoral hypocritical. As shown below, these have many examples in both texts. According to Voltaire, senior officials in the church are indiscriminately concentrated, such as "I am actually a daughter of a pupil city teenager and the daughter of Prince Palestrina" (535).

(The hypocrisy of religious attacks on religion, especially the hypocrisy of the Roman Catholic Church, is a thematic iteration theme in Candide, but other religions - Protestantism, Judaism, Islam - are also plagued by Voltaire's testimony. Outrage to various forms of fanaticism and intolerance and he cruelly exposed the cruelty made under the name of God Other people recognized Voltaire as a legitimate religion itself I believe that it will reveal the abuse of religion without denying sex.

The relationship between hypocrisy and religion can be considered from two perspectives. On the other hand, hypocrites and foolish people adopt a specific religion. It brings these religions to be a means to prove their hypocrisy and stupidity. This species will lead to all forms of camouflage and fool "under the name of religion" we see everyday. This includes reasons for violent, sexual desire, and desire for wealth and power, properly included in the "sacred" text.

When it becomes a social hypocrisy of the 17th century, people can no longer see religion and people who spread it. The interior of religion based on his play at Moliel is hypocritical, Tartu. In fact, French Tarfuffe is translated into hypocrites. Because religion is the main focus of society of the 17th century, anyone regarded as pious is seen as an example and talks with prestige. Molly used this 17th century faith to open the door to his hypocritical character Tartov. Tartus's role is a one-off encounter, and he acquired his social status through acting and devout. Tartuff plays a state of ignorance and makes them believe that he is not just a humble bondage. He made people believe that he was put on the ground to be an order of the Master, and everyone should follow the way he was taking. His tricks and deception made him join them. Pretending to be devout, he won the support of aristocratic nobility called Orgon.