Religion as a Form of Expression in the Millennial Generation

Many religious beliefs have very different beliefs, but the similarity between them can almost convince the primitive human first. Religious beliefs However over the centuries various systems and people have evolved and tension is increasing more than other reasons. Past and present religion is often a source of meaning in people's life. In the past, people stuck to more or less stringent religious teachings and lived according to their lifestyle.

Years ago, our parents' generation tried to teach a new adapted European religion during the millennium. The upper body of the Nigerian millennium generation is either deeply rooted in a foreign religion, or it is simply an atheist (believing that there is no God). In the process of growth, we were taught traditional Nigerian gods in some very famous social studies. Frankly, Nigerian people will say "Thunderfire" except these times, I have not really thought about Sango. One of the thunder gods most attracting attention among African myths

Religion is the second shelter of slaves. It gives a form of expression to slaved Africans partially released from slave owner's rule. Slave religion is mainly Christian but it also includes the traditional elements of African religion. Religion gives slaves a self-worthing sense, bringing hope for the ransom of this world and the next generation. Spirit is a general religious expression in slavery. Slaves also used songs and folk tales to talk about sorrow, hope, pain, and happiness.

A few days ago, I heard the statistics every 1,000 years leaving religion by group. According to Pew, 36% of the millennium generation thinks it has nothing to do with any religion. In addition, ten years ago, 25% of the young millennial generation was considered irrelevant, but today it is 34%. Young people are not only far away from religion, they are becoming increasingly faster. Who can blame you? I was not a militant atheist (I never like war-like things). But I got my rationalism. During my high school days, I was called "High Achiever". The university course is always easy. It is myself to do what is told that we are going to do well in an authoritative position. This is my identity. Or at least it is a big chunk