Religion And Global Problems In The 21st Century

Global problems which we are facing in the 21st century cannot be solved by the one nation. These problems can be solved by the unity of all the nations. If we see religion is the common between nations and so if religion be made the basis for solving problems, then they can be solved. However, various commentators argue that religions create the problems. They consider that religion should not be made the basis for solving problems despite it divides one nation into various religious groups. In nation, many people have different religions, furthermore there are almost 19 religions which subdivided by 270 religions. Every religion has a different perspective towards the problems. Religions can solve global problems if freed from politics as

All religions have the same goals of peace justice justice for the whole mankind. Religions are calling themselves as universal, so they make everyone equal. No religion forces anyone to convert his or her religion. Every human is imperfect, sinful and everyone is responsible for his or her own deeds. Religions can be the enlightenment if they became free from politics. "A sad reality that we witness today, and indeed has happened multiple times, is the misuse of religion in order to justify violence and injustice and secure selfish interests," said Mohammad Ali Shomali, speaking at the meeting. Religions encourage defense, promotion of common human and spiritual values Religions have inspired its followers to take action against inequalities, crime and injustice in the society. Sulak Sivaraksa, a Buddhist social activist twice nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize, remarked that he became an activist because of his desire "to truly follow the Buddha 's teachings, to create Buddhism relevant to modern society. Peace activist Father Roy Bourgeois during spending his time in the jail for protesting, he says “have no regrets. More than ever, I feel that God calls each of us to be healers and peacemakers.” As the Apostle James commented, “we must integrate our faith with