How Religion Makes The World Divided

Point #3: Today, religion keeps the world divided.

In fact, religion may be the most natural way for a person to react when in face of danger. As Keith Porteous Wood, the executive director at the Race Convention, said in the QE II Conference Centre 2006, religion within communities are dividing the cultures, whether it be not accepting other religious groups within their society or having schools that are primarily/only for one particular group of people. Wood (2006) explained, “ But if we open many more minority religion schools that are likely to be predominantly mono-ethnic and in communities that are already apart from the mainstream, are we not missing out on perhaps the only opportunity for cohesion?” The success of a people’s integration with one another will be dependent on the willingness of the masses, however, on the side of the community that is willing to rebel will forever hold the world in a standstill.

Author and PH.D Gleb Tsipursky (2016), writing for Psychology Today, insisted in his article “Do You Need Religion for Life Meaning and Purpose?” that we must first study and understand ourselves rather than trying to understand someone else first, “Religion is only one among many ways of developing a personal sense of life meaning and greater sense of personal agency.” Never can someone live life without ever trying to consider their purpose, some people more than other. When it comes down to questioning your purpose you notice that maybe you haven’t found your happiness in