Chapter 164: Chapter 99: The Reform of Mexica Religion – Part 3

However, the slaves of Mexica retained sufficient personal and property rights and had the opportunity to prosper with the assistance of their masters, more like servants and not entirely consumables.

"Overall, the characteristics of religious law are sanctity, extensiveness, and flexibility. Its status is supreme, it governs all aspects of life, and it continually adjusts and changes with regional customs and the development of the times."

The Elder softly pondered, chewing over the concepts of sanctity, extensiveness, and flexibility, considering God, society, nature, and mankind. After a while, he slowly nodded.

"My child, we need a fundamental doctrine, both as a guide for the religion and a basis for the law."

Xiulote nodded earnestly, but it was clearly beyond his capabilities. He could only add,