Christianity

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is unique historically in that it introduced itself not as belonging to a nation state or a transnational imperium, but to humans in general.

The Christian religion was not a civil religion for the citizens of a nation-state, nor was it the religion of a transnational imperium. It introduced itself with the claim that it was the religion of humans in general, and of the divinity of man as such. It presented itself as universal anthropo-theology.' (Hamacher, 'the right to have rights' 344)

is structurally Christian but is the political form of the undoing of Christianity.

The state, while being structurally Christian, is the political form of the undoing of Christianity. Essentially homogenizing and conformist, the democratic state form comes to its perfection by instituting an unbridgeable rift between the human and itself thereby dissolving the very concept and the very essence of the human that it continues to promulgate. (Hamacher 'the right' 346).

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