Explain what a "religion" is, why the concept of "world religions" is problematic.

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Religion is a way of life .It is specilly fundamental beliefs concerning causes, purpose and nature of universe and worship of super hero Religion is a guideline to lead life with prestine, moral values, honestly , purifying soul and ofcourse prepared himself for beyond physical and spiritual life.Today world nanifested diffrent kinds of religious beliefs like Islam , christian, Hindu, Sikh, etc but all of these religion main motto is to make peaceful life

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World religion are meant is living or existing religion, it's have great significant in the path processing history of world and major religion of world.in world particularly , we give emphasis few religion which have most acepted and widely significant but every religion beliefs are equal at own stand point of view so it's such kind problematic concept of world religions.Besides the concept of world religion surpress the value of secularism, denocracy. Because these religion beliefs are misinterpret.Religion is part of human being which is indulge since creation of universe.but the world religion also problemictic. Due to assumption of truth people adopt their own religions doctrine , faith but disapprove rational thought of other religion without verification.the concept of world religion created distraction of division.world religion segedated the people in clusters of believers and non believers , making human unity and peaceful are now impossible.the conflict religion creates intolerance , hatered , jelously to proved best one of their own faith in context of world religions

So all the major religious problem are associated with world religions concsco.so now it is clear why world religion is problematic concept.

Hayet Jeridi answered 4 months ago

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