The following is a model that an extreme religious group may adopt, which uses the believers' "full donation" as the only "permit" to obtain soul salvation and enter heaven: 1. Doctrinal indoctrination and thought control • This system first borrows religious scriptures or doctrines to instill in believers the idea that all worldly wealth is a temptation and bondage, which will pollute the mind and hinder the soul's pure connection with God. • Believers are constantly told that only by severing their ties with worldly wealth can they make themselves "pure" and meet the conditions for entering heaven. 2. The "salvation formula" of full donation • In this model, the church claims that only by completely donating all property to the church can one gain God's favor and guarantee salvation in the afterlife. Partial or reserved wealth is considered a violation of God's will. • This "all or nothing" requirement is packaged as a touchstone of faith, emphasizing the "sacrificial spirit" of donation as the only way to enter heaven. 3. Leader authority and institutionalized manipulation • The core leaders or priests of the church usually use their personal charm and so-called "oracle" to repeat the donation requirement and use "God's will" as the authoritative argument. • Through regular gatherings, sermons and "witness ceremonies", leaders constantly strengthen this belief, creating an almost irresistible group pressure, forcing believers to accept this rule in its entirety. 4. The dual role of social pressure and sense of belonging • A strong herd effect often forms within the community: believers who have made a full contribution will be publicly praised, while those who have not made a full contribution may be marginalized, questioned about the sincerity of their faith, or even spiritually "warned". • This institutionalized evaluation standard forces individuals to make a choice between pursuing a sense of belonging and the salvation of their souls, which is to "sacrifice all personal material interests". 5. Financial control and the establishment of a dependent relationship • Once believers have donated all their property, the church will manage these resources in a unified manner, which will not only provide financial support for the expansion of the church, but also strengthen the believers' economic and psychological dependence on the church. • The church often allocates and invests these funds in the name of "God's arrangement" or "higher mission", claiming that all economic operations serve the "Kingdom of God", while believers lose their economic independence. 6. Incentive mechanism of coexistence of threats and rewards • In this system, donations are portrayed as "exclusive tickets" to heaven, and not donating in full means missing out on salvation forever. • At the same time, those who are fully dedicated will be promised higher spiritual rewards, honorable status and special treatment in heaven in the future, thus forming a strong reward-punishment dual structure that motivates believers to respond to the call at all costs. In summary, this model is essentially a mechanism of "all sacrifice in exchange for salvation". It uses people's strong desire for eternal life and liberation, and directly links material wealth with the salvation of the soul in an extreme and dualistic form, thereby achieving the purpose of economic control and ideological manipulation. It should be emphasized that this model is often accompanied by a huge loss of believers' property and a serious deprivation of personal freedom in reality, and it also raises many questions about ethics, law and human rights. The above description is only an explanation of a model that exists in a specific extreme situation and does not constitute an endorsement or promotion of it.