You always feel that religion divides people more than any other human factor?
I know that the core of any religion is simple and good, basically says that people should help each other to donate … so this message gets lost in all the myths … But sometimes I think people spent more time to judge others when the aid is irrelevant because what I'm saying is religion divides people and causes hardened by hatred of a person who is not exactly like them, incredibly powerful, as mental, not physical … So this is not the color of their skin or anything
But, of course. But this is not the religion itself, and that religion is a set of principles or beliefs in the worldview of people. This believe that the purpose of life is, or why We are here on earth, why life is so good and sometimes bad, and what happens with our emotions, feelings and memories when we die. That's life in any given situation, people feel different things. If ten people know that a mutual friend of them had anything bad happen to them, nearly everyone has a reaction differently after hearing about it. They say it was bad luck, another said it could not happen to a nicer person, another says he is faithful, or negligence or recklessness, or the devil tried to hit him, or God has punished or what happens when you are not registered, or why not God to protect those who love him most? That's life is the "religion" people. Some require an absolute belief and not be swayed, no matter what happens or what is wrong or foolish they are, even if it kills them. And if truth is absolute truth to themselves that anyone who disagrees with them on a small point, become his "enemy". Others have the desire of doubt, skepticism is the key to new knowledge (scientific or theistic) who are seeking the truth always, even if you can find, and every discovery, have solved many old problems, but now can apply even more questions. Each question gives us a better science for the benefit of humanity and / or bringing us closer to God. The art and science and philosophy and religion are the same thing, just using different methodologies or to see things from a different angle.
Rubikant “Religion made simple”
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