A Look at Western and Eastern Worship

It is said that Western churches have narrow land area and low degree of diversification (Shields, & Butzu, 2007, p. 103). Eastern churches are said to be very broad and diverse types of people (each has its own language and customs, which influences the development of their worship style and method). Also, the West came to peacetime (Christianity is legal, so the number of martyrs has drastically decreased,) In contrast, the geographical location of the eastern church closely relates to the population of Muslims.

In Oriental and Western religions, their perception of sanctity, their perception of what happened after death, and the way they worship are very different. Religion is based on their sacred view, the east and west beliefs are different. All three Western religions are monotheism, I believe in one god. The first religion in the West, Judaism, has no creed of beliefs, and their specific beliefs about sanctity may differ depending on geography and sectarianism.

Eastern civilization religion has dozens of other traditions of Taoism, Buddhism, Hinduism, and various sizes. Eastern religion claims that all the above three Western solutions will solve the meaning of life in its own regional twist and turn. In addition, I found a solution based on a more unique philosophical element of the Eastern tradition itself. Likewise, it is important to understand that each oriental or Western religion has its own long-term well-designed belief tradition and worship practice that gives meaning to believers' lives. Only three highlights can be seen here.

The Western Empire speaks Latin and is a Roman Catholic. The Eastern Empire speaks Greek and worship under the Orthodox chapter of the Christian church. Eventually the east prospered and the west faded. Indeed, even after the western part of the Roman Empire collapsed, the eastern half continued to exist as a Byzantine empire for hundreds of years. Therefore, "romantic falls" actually only refers to the decline of the western half of the empire. Other fundamental problems are leading to a downfall. In the western part of the economic downturn, a decline in agricultural production has led to an increase in food prices. The trade deficit between the western half of the empire and the east half is large. The west buys luxury items from the east, but there is nothing to replace. To compensate for the lack of funds, the government began producing more coins with less silver. This has led to inflation. Finally, attacks by pirates and Germanic tribes have interfered with the flow of trade, especially in the west.