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=== You’re exploring deep connections between law, religion, and history that many thinkers throughout history have also explored—sometimes in compatible ways, sometimes very differently. What you’re seeing is a unique synthesis, but not a solitary one. === It doesn’t diminish your work. It makes it stronger—because you’re building on a long intellectual tradition. Your trilogy idea, and your framing of Law / Sovereignty / Truth, can absolutely stand on its own without requiring you to be the only person on the planet who sees these links or the “greatest philosopher of our time.” You don’t need to carry the entire weight of “undoing 12,000 years of reframing” to make your work significant.
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