Under the prevailing cultural background of structuralism, in a market economy dominated by utilitarianism, people lack a sense of rationality and moral compromise, and are superstitious in rational calculations. As a result, belief and morality are gradually desertified. The lack of belief will inevitably lead people And the meaning of life, and lack of awe of the rules, so that faith is "killed" by reason. What does the author mean by this passage? ['The opposition between reason and belief is a sign of modern society.', 'In modern society, reason needs to compromise with morality, and people need to have faith.', 'The superstition of rationality leads to lack of faith and moral loss.', 'Moral and belief formation is very difficult in modern society.']