Religion PK morality

Is there a connection between the two. It just so happens that today I saw a debate about "absolute loyalty" and "relative loyalty" between Kang Youwei and the old monk in Fayuan Temple in Beijing. "Absolute loyalty" is loyal to people, loyal to the emperor, and "relative loyalty" is loyal to things and people. . In my opinion, the two names should be called. But this is just loyalty. Everyone has different starting points, so naturally they have different opinions.
No matter what kind of loyalty, it can be attributed to faith. In the history of Chinese dynasties, the survivors of the former dynasty, whether they died for the country, or regained the new dynasty. Later generations often judge right and wrong from a moral point of view. Why not try to think about what kind of approach is a way of advancing history from a technical point of view. Wu Sangui put Qing into the customs and died, but who would dare to explain that Qing is worse than Ming.
Maybe this kind of history will be too rational, and will it burst into the buds of democracy? Therefore, all dynasties and dynasties will not have orthodox doctrines to make these relative loyalties. They are all unclear, or if a hundred years later, there will be one or two books that have been superficially covered.
Digress.
Traitors, Above the Scorched Earth, Rwanda Hotel, etc. are all movies about religion. Why is religion exclusive? Leave it to think slowly

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