From my knowledge and beliefs religion is deeply rooted in the afterlife. As long as death still exists in this world the question will always remain; where do we go when we die? Societies that flourish in wealth, have always had a loose grip on religion, not disputing the fact that religion doesn’t exist in societies like this but that these society tend to carry less severe problems and have less faith in their religion as they do not practice it to its fullest extent. That doesn’t stop them from disputing over other religion and ideology. The introduction of new science and knowledge apparently doesn’t bring about change only people are controlled by their emotions and well only conform when it appeals to their emotions. These brings about the argument that people will believe that they are expert based on the little information they know, just like in the case of autism, where people where mislead to believe that autism was caused by …show more content…
It seems society likes to sugar coat everything or be political correct these days to appeal to everyone. But the fact still remains that they cannot appeal to everyone someone is always bond to be offended not matter what. Even if you seem to have convinced everyone of what you think you are, your past will always come back to reveal the truth, and those who know the truth, will still act appropriately but it will always remain in their minds that you are not your true self. But questions still remains that with all this new discovery, would we ever evolve to the point where we won’t need religion, where every ideology is science based and conflicts can be solved through scientific knowledge. This answer I believe would be no because of the history of the human race as since the beginning of civilization religion has been a major part of our system them from what we eat and to the laws created, everything as always been defined by