Consumerism has replaced religion for many people because it somehow allows spirituality to enter their souls without a recognition of them. It comforts them, enables them to connect with others and it frees their identity (Cavanaugh 36). May be consumerism deserves to be a religion as it is the answer for our nihilistic existence. Jay McDaniel thinks that consumerism suggests salvation through making the performance to public more confident and through achieving marketable victory. Everything is alright as long as we can appear affluent, desired and triumphant to others. Money accomplishes impossible mission and fetches lost pride (73). In the age of rapid change, it becomes hard for church to cope with the demands of its followers. Kevin
