Ideology Of Religions

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This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. In the 21st century, “God” remains an unknown value to humans. Although “God” is the fundamental value in this world, as he is the Creator of all. A modern human cannot accept the idea of ​​the existence of “God” due to lack of evidence that “God” exists. "Blind faith" is an indicator of low level of development of individuals, and is no longer a common stance of modern people, even those who are not well educated. People are willing to believe only that what they can see with their own eyes, test, and, of course, use in everyday life. That is normal, natural. People only declare that they believe in “God.” No one really believes in him because human intellect is created in such a way that one is unable to take something seriously without evidence. Not to mention that recipes that religion offers as a practical guide—do not hold water from the point of view of a modern person. Also, in the eternal debate of psychologists: what is primary, “soul” or body, “soul loses" only because psychologists do not know anything about it. Despite the fact that “soul” (psyche) is the focus of this "science." Shortfalls of medicine, psychology, anthropology, and other sciences that study human beings affected people's attitude towards religion. However, religion, unlike science, has existed for many centuries. Despite everything, it continues to exist today. This clearly indicates that humanity can exist without science, but not without belief in some “Higher Powers,” something supernatural that, unlike modern science, has the ability to solve any problems of humans. One can admit this to himself or not, it does not matter. And, even more so, it does not matter whether this role is filled by biblical "God" (or those gods, which religions offer to consider gods) or not... Duration - 7h 23m. Author - Andrey Davydov. Narrator - Digital Voice Marcus G. Published Date - Monday, 20 January 2025. Copyright - © 2014 HPA Press ©.

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English