Regarding the Religious Affairs Department.
It was an important department Imu had decided to establish after a long period of consideration.
He had previously said that he did not want the World Government to be overly influenced by religious beliefs.
He had even considered following the example of that great nation from his previous life and strictly forbidding World Government officials from practicing religion.
But after looking into it, he discovered that was impossible.
First, the World Government did not have "a shared ideology," and second, it could not possibly promote "atheism."
Not to mention that the Celestial Dragons themselves had claimed for more than eight hundred years to be "Descendants of the Creator."
Let alone the fact that gods and demons definitely existed in this world.
The "Truth" of the Teigu World was, in fact, a type of god.
There was also the "God of Void" from the Zero Magic World, and Kaguya Otsutsuki of the Shinobi World, who had eaten the Chakra Fruit. In a sense, to most humans, they could also be regarded as gods.
On top of that, Imu himself was the "Lord of the Underworld," which also made him a deity.
So forbidding officials from following religions was unrealistic.
But neither could these religions be allowed to grow wildly among the populace and develop however they pleased.
The World Government had to give them a framework and establish a set of rules for the game.
Imu first clarified his approach.
First, non-evil and lawful religions would be allowed to freely preach under the World Government, and citizens of the World Government would also be allowed to freely practice religion.
However, no religion would be permitted to force citizens to believe, and every citizen had the right to refuse any faith.
Second, all religions had to