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Religious belief cannot be justified in the Twenty First Century
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Harpal Chima 13A General Studies Religious belief cannot be justified in the Twenty First Century Religion has been apart of man since the dawn of civilisation; it has been one of the major contributing factors in events in our history. It has caused wars, conflicts and battles to litter our history, yet it still exists even after so much threat to its existence. People believe in God for many different reasons and all are justified for there cause. It may be questioned weather God exists and why we should believe in something we cannot see but it cannot be questioned the fact that by believing in God a large amount of people have benefited to live better and more honest lives. In order to clearly justify and explain the statement the term religion must be described to conclude the argument thoroughly. Religion can be described as the belief in and reverence for a...
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