The Unexplainable Explained through Religion

As humans write in the early stages, people draw caves and open up their beliefs on rocks. Even if this provides a more permanent solution, it also hinders their religious evolution, which is inconsistent. Every tribe and village has its own religious beliefs, and they believe they all have true religious beliefs. After thousands of years, Hinduism became the first religious belief around 1500-3000 bc. Many Hindus regard all religions as complete religions, consisting of loose religious beliefs and cultures.

Since human beings became human beings, we explained the unexplained things and created religion to cope with death. Today it is estimated that there are 4,200 active religions on the earth from the whereabouts of each and the way it spreads and its size. It does not include thousands of religions extinct since human beings began to create religions 60,000 years ago. please look. As a promising agnostician, I do not say that I know any truth or falsehood in any religion. I may always maintain hopeful hope that one of them is doing it in some way and the life after death is genuine. But ignorance, excuses and sadness of trust in ignorance that I know that one is correct

Do you also need religion? They were created to explain the unexplained problems that can now be explained through science. They have established rules on land, but now we have a judicial law to achieve our goals. In our era, is religion still having a real purpose? Perhaps as a moral compass? But I am an atheist, I have a moral compass. I am a nice person. I'm very well. I will not use words or actions to hurt others. I stopped self - harm. I will do all these without religion. So why do you think I still missed something?

Sometimes it is. But please think about it. Here are two main problems. What you can explain through God is that the only things that are spontaneous are their way, thus ending the discussion and preventing further curiosity about the problem. The other is to bend the evidence against the preferential religion to make them fit the doctrine of religion. My personal opinion is that parents making choices for children are right. I think it is very important to emphasize the importance of choosing for children. Also, while discussing religious themes rather than scientific facts, we emphasize the importance of learning science and the dynamics of the world. When we can not explain things, faith is what we do.