Probably the most discussed questions right now is whether religion is important or not.
This question appears to possess a straight answer-- that religion is important--yet in all probability it is not an easy one to answer as many people think otherwise and still manage to co-exist quite well.
Across the world, individuals have different perceptions concerning religion and hence the role of faith is often as varied as those conceptions. However, it’s quite clear that without religion like we realize it today, the modern world might have been a worse place.
Keeping that in mind, religion not only governs our relationship with each other. It sets some rules and guidelines which each participant in the society is supposed to pay attention to. On the whole, it thus fosters peaceful co-existence among individuals.
Many scholars are really in agreement that religion drives awareness in an individual’s life. Knowing that, religion is truly a trans-formative subject. Indeed, it leads all believers into an enlightenment where they get to seek their origins as well as why they came into being and how they should live.
Religion thus also aids in establishing cohesion within the societal level. Individuals get lessons on how to relate with each other as well as the best way to care and react to each others needs.
So in as much as we believe in many other things that oppose or respect region, let's look'at it all like a basket filled with balls with different things inside them: both good and bad. The only way to establish the truth about religion, science and God is to lay everything bare as in The Killer Test, and make some headway.
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