👉 In philosophy and theology, "nonsubjection" refers to a person's submission to authority or control over another. It can be seen as a moral duty or obligation when one is in charge of someone else's life or affairs. For example, if you are in charge of managing the finances of an organization, it would be considered nonsubjective because you have no power or influence over them. Similarly, if you are in charge of teaching and guiding someone else, it would be considered nonsub
