Is Religion a Major Cause of Conflict or War between People?

They believe that it is for our own good to believe in his existence. By believing in his existence, the sky will gain great compensation and reward. Many of these people have unusual religious experience and prove that they have "gods". Even some claim that "God" has some form of expression in their personal life. Like the guidelines for good people, they enforce "value". Contrary to Nietzsche, these people think that they are good at conquering power.

There is always war and conflict in our world. In most cases conflict coexists with human suffering. It is usually caused by religious, powerful, political problems related to greed and money. Extreme suffering, pain, and strong misfortune often cause death, destruction, and migration. In this article, I will treat the concept of immigration caused by war and conflict in a collection of picture books. Nine- and ten-year-old children who will focus on the implications of immigrants, immigrants and refugees if they find themselves in war as they have to leave their houses, and to seek refuge in a new country We consider the group's reaction.

We are all free and equitable. But what about us? Children's response to picture book conflict, immigration, refugee problems

History does not support the assumption that religion is the main cause of conflict. If there is, the war of the ancient world rarely is based on religion. These wars are for conquering the territory, managing the border, securing trade routes, or responding to internal challenges to political authority. Indeed, the ancient conquerors publicly welcomed the religious beliefs of their conquerors, whether Egyptians, Babylonians, Persians, Greeks, Romans, and often new gods to their own Pantheon Added.

Conflict of beliefs among people often leads to massive struggle between different groups. In the past, most major religions in the world did not have conflicts. Islam is a typical example and the battle between the Taliban and the jihadist in Afghanistan continues to this day (Samizay, 2001, online). Other conflicts caused by religion include the war between Yugoslavia and Kosovo, and the situation of Russia and Chechen. It is the case of Chechen Muslims and Russian Christians (curtain, 2001, online). People have to ask why religious conflicts describe violence in an unparalleled way. The answer to this can be concluded that religious conflicts and ways in which groups and individuals compete for power are symbolic and institutionalized in relation to concrete understanding of congregation mission and identity I will.