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World Religions Bringing it home Religion, faith and the role they play today | The Economist Sep 6, 2017 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=paVXPXoyDdo

World Religions Bringing it home Animism Hinduism Buddhism Judaism Christianity Islam

World Religions Bringing it home Most people look to gods, deities, spirits, or nature as a source of explanation to explain the mysteries of life. Organized religion became prevalent as people began to settle in larger groups for longer periods of time. Religion is a major cohesive force that defines a nation of people. Many customs, traditions, lifestyles, laws, morals, and goals are the cultural heritage of nations tied to these deities.

World Religions Spirituality May Help People Live Longer - WebMD Bringing it home Spirituality May Help People Live Longer - WebMD This could mean, for example, - joining small prayer groups not associated with any church, - trying personal meditation, - writing your life story, - searching inside for personal meaning in life as you age and face death, - remaining optimistic about life even if age and illness take their toll, - forging social connections with family, friends and others. https://www.webmd.com/balance/features/spirituality-may-help-people-live-longer#1

https://www. economist https://www.economist.com/special-report/2007/11/01/the-new-wars-of-religion

World Religions Bringing it home Can Divine Grace Wipe Away Our Past Karmas & Alter Our Destiny? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iqlUXI9kxFM

World Religions Bringing it home People are the same all around the world. Religions have many aspects in common. People modify a religious belief to match their lifestyle.