There are always various beliefs in society, and political beliefs are related to the degree of social integration. The "belief crisis" in the social transformation period only reflects the transformation of society from sanctification to secularization, not the disappearance of faith. Some people may say, "I don't believe in anything." Obviously, the belief of such people is to doubt everything.
Political development certainly needs faith. Without political belief, we will lose political goals and political motivation, and it will be difficult to achieve national unity and national unity. In a multi-ethnic country with unbalanced development, there are bound to be different political beliefs and political pursuits. Of course, consistency cannot be forced, but there must be a limit, that is, differences in beliefs will not lead to actions that undermine modernization. To achieve this goal, the construction of democracy and the rule of law is particularly important. Democracy can solve the problem of differences in political beliefs, resolve differences through rational means such as education and discussion, and finally form a political system according to the opinions of the majority. In fact, there are not only differences in political beliefs, but also unity. The opinions of most people mentioned above are a sign of unity. On the other hand, political beliefs must be regulated by the rule of law in the process of putting them into action. It is one thing to allow different beliefs to exist, but it is another to practice political views. In a society ruled by law, citizens have their own political rights, but they also have political obligations, such as safeguarding national unity and not subverting the government as stipulated in the Constitution. Belief belongs to the category of thought, and modern society will not be convicted because of thought, but if faith is put into action, it must be bound and regulated by law, and it is impossible to go its own way.
Political belief is the product of social practice and is determined by social existence. Before China's reform and opening up, the characteristics of political practice determined the general form of social and political beliefs. During the Cultural Revolution, the prevalence of personality cult, the fanaticism of class struggle and mass dictatorship, the tendency of pan-administration and the pattern of excessive concentration of power all had a profound impact on people's political beliefs. After bringing order out of chaos, especially after the great discussion on the standard of truth, traditional political beliefs have been impacted, and some people have doubts and vacillations about all previous beliefs. In fact, when we reflect on past beliefs, we can't be partial. Absolute total negation will go to the other extreme. For example, the integrity of national sovereignty, social fairness and justice, social stability and harmony, these are not the political beliefs that we must adhere to at all times? * * * members believe in communism, isn't it natural? Of course, in the process of practicing political beliefs, we should pay attention to the consistency between theory and practice. In order to make the masses accept the political reality, support the established policies and believe in the advocated political ideals, we must always listen to the voices of the masses and constantly innovate in theory and system. History shows that the political beliefs that dominate society are always related to leaders. Therefore, the construction of political system will become an important factor in the formation of people's political beliefs.