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Follow us on TWITTER: http://twitter.com/cnforbiddennews Like us on FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/chinaforbiddennews Zhu Weiqun, former Deputy Minister of the United Front Work Department of the CCP Central Committee, spoke in an interview a few days ago. Zhu said that CCP members cannot believe in religion, otherwise, the CCP would "fall apart". He emphasized that if CCP members plan to believe in religion, s/he should quit the CCP first. On June 10, China Newsweek interviewed the Zhu Weiqun. His new title is Director of Ethnic and Religious Committee of the CPPCC National Committee. Zhu Weiqun served as Deputy Minister of United Front Work Department of the Central Committee for 15 years. Zhu Weiqun said that CCP members cannot believe in religion, as it is incompatible with the CCP political program. Commentator Heng He said that the CCP, as a system, supports communism. CCP members are atheist. Therefore, the CCP is opposed to all religious beliefs. Heng He: "Communism is a system, and this system is opposed to all things in human society. This includes religion, which is handed down through human history. Religion is believed by people and helps maintain human morality. People believe in the gods, which is the most important part. However, the CCP system is passed down from Marxism, and the CCP members are atheists. The CCP wants to destroy the existing structure of society as a whole, including social ideologies." "Radio Free Asia" reported that the Party Constitution does not state, "communists cannot believe in religion." However, successive CCP leaders - Mao Zedong, Deng Xiaoping, Jiang Zemin and Hu Jintao - have made it clear that communists cannot believe in religion. Zhu Weiqun also admitted that there was no verbal objection to "no religion". However, many senior CCP officials feel unhappy in their minds. He also said that CCP members can believe in religion, but that they will need to quit the party if they do so. Commentator Lin Zixu highlights that the CCP adheres to the principle of "CCP members cannot believe in religion." It is a blatant challenge to the "Constitution". Lin Zixu: "The Chinese Constitution clearly defines that Chinese citizens have freedom of religion. Zhu Weiquan also listed Mao, Deng, Jiang, Hu and Xi together. This is to tell you clearly that even CCP leaders refuse to obey the law. The CCP talks about running state affairs according to law. This is a pack of lies." Lin Zixu also pointed out that Buddhism, Taoism and Confucianism have a very long history in China. These orthodox religions are the foundation of traditional Chinese culture. Chinese culture is rooted in these traditional beliefs. The CCP has deprived Chinese people of their freedom of belief. This is tantamount to severing the Chinese peoples roots. Chinese people believe that man is an integral part of nature. According to Lao Tzu, Man takes his law from the Earth, the Earth takes its law from Heaven and Heaven takes its law from the Tao. The law of the Tao is its being what it is. There is a continuous state in the universe between man and nature. The Nine Commentaries on the Communist Party points out that the CCP does not believe in the gods. It does not respect the natural world, and "fights with endless enjoyment with the heavens, fights with endless enjoyment with the earth, and fights with endless enjoyment with the human". The CCP struggles with nature with it's militarism. The CCP is an anti-universal evil entity. Heng He: "All the major religions were passed to people before the start of human civilization. In other words, religions are not developed by humans. The gods teach people how to live, and develop their ethical standards. Religions are something which the gods provided to humans. Any one of the main human civilizations relies on religion to maintain moral standards." Lin Zixu analyzed why the CCP has established the principle of "CCP members cannot believe in religion." Religions...