So many Gods, So Little Time: Contemplating Religion

Many gods, many hours: When considering religion, this man is watching the plane of the airplane. The landscape passing by under him, mostly buildings and streets. But they are very close to the plane, they should be closer than they should be. The man used to sit in a passenger area of ​​an airplane but now he is sitting in a cockpit. A real pilot was lying on the floor and his throat was opened with a box cutter. His eyes are fixed to the ceiling, so his bloody snoring has been stopped for a long time, and only looking at death can bring about.

Ancient religion is a bit different from our religion of today. All religions are polytheistic (there are many Gods). They believe that there is a spirit / god in nature like the tree of the tree and the god of water. Many civilizations worship different religions at different times. Since the immutable goal is to keep God happy, many rituals and rituals are held everyday. People believe that if they worship the gods every day, make them happy, and they are not irritating, they will treat people properly and raise the rain and the sun. With their beliefs, if God is not happy, the weather of farmers will deteriorate and people will suffer. Every religion has a symbol that respects their gods. Most ancient civilizations are religious oriented and use ceremonies as part of their daily lives.

Religion had a great influence on the civilization of Kievan Rus. As there are so many religions around, many people believe that many different gods and ideals are not unified. Therefore, Prince Kiev Vladimir decided to unify the major religions of the region and region to unify his people. He chose orthodox Christianity. Byzantine is very close, enjoying the glory and religious ideals of the church. The Crusaders brought many Europeans into contact with the Muslim world. As a result, Europeans and Muslims experienced and plundered exotic goods, thereby increasing trade and social exchanges between the two regions. In addition, the Crusade has helped to strengthen the cultural barriers in Europe and the Muslim world. It has been used recently to deepen the division of Christianity / Orthodox, encouraging the development of anti-Semitism in Europe and influencing the interaction between Western civilization and Islam.