If (civil) religion can show what the simple practice of human universality necessarily postulates, that is, the foundation of the claim to eternal life, thus preventing this simple practice from appearing as a model that will implode (that is, destined to death with no return), then (religious) civilization can in turn offer practical-universal prerequisites for the purification of demands that religion makes. It is in actual fact impossible for any true religion to speak against our shared humanness. Or rather, it is impossible for religion to deny the universal dynamics of mutual recognition.
