For millennia, religion served to enforce harmony within groups but did nothing to stifle war, genocide or the exploitation of other peoples.
For a collection of axioms that makes no attempt enforce Mereological Harmony, see the supplementary document on An Interpenetration-Friendly Theory of Location.
This led in most cases to an enforced peace and harmony of the grave in Catholic theology and the silencing, suppression, and punishment of the so-called dissenters.
Still, since the same bishops had voted for the norms as a means of enforcing their charter, the assumption was that both would be in harmony.
Christian II had been driven out of Denmark by his uncle, who succeeded him as Frederick I, and a common fear of Christian's restoration soon drew Frederick and Gustav together, so that despite recurrent periods of tension the threat from Christian, and afterward from his heirs, enforced a measure of harmony between Sweden and Denmark.
Like human beings, all music boils down to the same essence, and we should celebrate that commonality and harmony, not enforce the dissonance.
But these need enforcing.
Then the two music (i.e., drum and compound music) are simultaneously decomposed by enforcing the constraint that all the bases of the drum track are shared with the music compound and there are only distinct bases of harmony tracks in the music compound.
The general idea seems to be that when a concept of personal allegiance is nurtured by a society, rather than fettered or enforced, the possibility of some larger harmony increases, encouraging further growth and variety.
Since then ethnic harmony has been preserved: by quotas in public housing that enforce integration; by tight restrictions on inflammatory speech; and by harsh penalties for lawbreaking (including both corporal and capital punishment).
