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My perception of faith and religion is that it is the wisdom of life that provides all
the knowledge to live your life in the most peaceful way. Religion provides all answers to
questions that a person would encounter from within. The answer to your existence, the
answer to your purpose of life is all cleared through religion. Through my religious
background, I believe religion represents the actual perception of what this life is. The most
important phenomena of mother nature influenced by my religion are the phenomena of life
and death.
This phenomenon is very clearly understood and accepted through the wisdom of
religion that is accepted scientifically. We all are influenced by religion in our everyday
lives how we accept the world and people. The wisdom of religion controls our mindset
our social lives. In my view religion has taught me how to be stable socially, making me
understand people, making me deny from all opposing fundamentals in the society and to
form equality. ([1], n.d.)
I believe the liberal openness we see today has no good outcome, rather it will lead to
social imbalance.
Being able to know personal boundaries is very important to maintain peace in
society. My background has affected my virtues in many ways. It has taught me the basic
human rights and ethics that are required to live a balanced life. It has bought flexibility in
me to be able to stay out of all such opposing fundamental movements. Secondly, religion
and faith have given me a great gift, a gift of belief and hope. This is the most entity of
life that never lets a person give up in all times of difficulty. Hope lets a person move on
through the difficult times and faith keeps you believing that every person finds what they
deserve in life. ([2], n.d.)
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References
Entwistle, N David 2015. “Integrative Approaches to Psychology and Christianity” 3rd
edition
[1]. (n.d.). chapter-15-religion. Retrieved from BCcampus:
https://opentextbc.ca/introductiontosociology2ndedition/chapter/chapter-15-religion/
[2]. (n.d.). Retrieved from Taylor & Francis Online:
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/23753234.2019.1616580
