Read this passage from Napoleon's diary about religion. Based on this passage, which statement best sums up
how Napoleon viewed religion in the French empire?
It was by becoming a Catholic that I pacified the Vendée
[region in western France), and a [Muslim] that I
established myself in Egypt; it was by becoming
ultramontane that I won over public opinion in Italy. If
ruled a people of Jews, I would rebuild the temple of
Solomon! Paradise is a central spot whither the souls of
men proceed along different roads; every sect has a
road of its own.
O Catholicism should be the official religion of France.
O All people should have the right to choose how to
worship.
O The people of France must choose whether they
want to be Catholic, Muslim, or Jewish.
O People in France are assured of going to Paradise.

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