Essay On The Importance Of Religion

In this essay, the author

• Explains that in the past and present, people believed in something.
• Opines that religion contributes to people's deep meaning and sense of what is the purpose of life.
• Questions whether someone was watching over him or if he will reach salvation in the afterlife.
• Explains that the vast number of people who are able to adjust their behavior is why there are vast numbers of them.
• Opines that hopeless pursuit, but rather that “it can be defined, with greater or lesser success, more than.
• Argues that religion cannot be a distinctive world that differs from everyday life and activities.
• Explains that society is the soul of religion.
• Describes a community of people that can gather around and share their belief and entrust them with trust.
• Opines that the interesting part of the book that is worth mentioning is the origin and how the story was written.
• States that brent nongbri's book before religion: a history of a modern concept is "first and summary:
• Explains that religion transcends the mundane world of language and history. it is what makes us who we are.
• Argues that it is futile of scholars to try to define religion and put it in a single sentence and it seems like it won't happen in the future.
• Explains that ancient civilizations like rome or greece knew that religion was fundamental part of society, so they would treat religion.
• Opines that the isolation of something called "religion" as a sphere of life ideally would lead to government meetings.
• Opines that the purpose of functional religion isn't to explain your world, but aid us in surviving the things and situation that life throws at you.
• Analyzes the fable of an elephant and blind men depicting the inner experience of religion by each individual.
• Explains that it is impossible for a single person to become the narrator and summarize and explain the process that occurs within people that is known as religion.
• Explains that the first time "religio" was used and recorded was in second century bce by plautus in his writing, and it meant something like reserve.
• Explains that the root word of religion changed its meaning from century to century because people interpreted it differently.
• Explains that religion is a powerful incentive for people to believe in their god/gods.
• Explains how powerful a religion can be. if you find the right religion and not let others control you, you might find true meaning in life and experience the profound intrinsic feeling of living.
• Concludes that religion is a vague word that incorporates many terms and emotion that makes it virtually impossible to describe and define it.
• Explains that religion is complex and that it is not tangible or explainable. it gives humanity an incentive to be generous and kind to other people.