The Perfect God in Practice

The kingdom of necessity and the kingdom of freedom are epistemological categories that refer to two different states of social activities that human beings are in in front of the objective world. In terms of cognition, the kingdom of necessity refers to a social state in which people have not yet formed a true understanding of objective things and their laws in their cognition and practical activities and cannot consciously control themselves and the external world; the kingdom of freedom refers to a social state in which people understand objective things and their laws and consciously control themselves and the external world in accordance with this understanding in their cognition and practical activities. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.