Culture and Religion

This website hopes that the guide is based on human nature rather than ancient scriptures and interpretations.

Because our human race is based on our genetics, we have something in common with the nearest relatives of primates who are also social creatures. However, unlike other people, humans are often monogamous. Humans are very united. The basic human social group is a family; this is a true foundation for defining our society. Based on this, human beings can achieve labor specialization, which leads to the spread of social groups, each social group has a consistent goal to achieve success. Many of the topics on this site relate to our humanity and sociality.

Culture, like the community, comes from the combination of social groups. Sometimes culture has to deal with natural events that can not be explained. If culture requires order and can not accept nature's chaos, culture can assign responsibility for the event to the gods; to create myths to define and explain the god. Religion will only succeed if culture recognizes this divinity and judges that the sense of previous order has recovered.

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On the BreakPoint web site, we provide a Christian fundamentalistic way of living. It presents Biblical explanations as a guide to society. The theme of this TG comes from the world view, and society is based on our human nature.

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Religion is a very important cultural theme. Different religions reflect different cultural ideals, different cultural backgrounds and different cultural practices. Religion is a cultural phenomenon. Sometimes, the idioms of animals are closely related to the cultural aspect, just like the white elephant above. Therefore, idioms may reflect different religious background information. Faith is different in Britain and China. If religion is different, there will be a difference between Chinese and English animals idioms

Cultural differences and translation of idioms are closely related and can not be separated The language idioms are the essence of an attractive historical culture. Due to differences in lifestyle such as geography, history, religion, customs, cultural and cultural information differs in Chinese and English idioms, there are many difficulties in English and Chinese idioms. From a geographical point of view, it has a long history