Why Religion is the Distinctive Response For The Human Search Of Ultimate Meaning

A 12 - year - old boy was locked in between the four walls and confined him to a so - called new house. He has no hope, no glory or no future. why? He is Jewish. It was tightened by the tow wall of the room, but his idea is "Why am I here? Why are there so much pain and pain, life is like a gray wall of a prison It is a thing and we have to beg for the reason that we exist.We insist on religious concepts.

Religion is a human reaction to a person seeking meaning, but eventually everyone is looking for answers. No matter whether their way religion, obsession, staring at the crystal, running 47 kilometers a day, or talking to the wall, everyone has to answer questions according to their situation. Steve Taylor of Aerosmith used to sing "travel of life rather than destination". Life may be a journey to pursue meaning, it is not what you want to achieve.

This may sound like a cliché, but humans are not machines. We have purpose consciousness arising from the general pursuit of the meaning of life. Faith, morality, religion are interpretations of the ultimate meaning of life and the way to live accordingly, based on transcendental concepts. Then, religion, physics (physics), chemistry (chemical dimension), biology (life dimension), psychology, and other areas, please do not try to explain a part of life. Inner human dimension) and sociology (human dimension). Instead, religion tries to provide a comprehensive explanation of the whole life. Therefore, religion tends to be "absolute". (Leonard Sweedler, transcending violence through dialogue and cooperation)

In my opinion, Branislaw Malinowski correctly speculates that widely considered religion is a kind of human intelligence reactions to a very imperfect world. It is really to find something "transcendence" to get comfort. This is certainly not surprising, which means that humans are in a basic sense. It is a perfect concept. The adjective "perfection" is simply to express satisfaction to a particular thing in a specific sense. For example, saying that the weather is perfect is that it can not be improved. For me it is a good thing. It is merely a category error that claims to be objective perfection.