4. What light does it shed on people, their politics and economy, religious and cultural practices?
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Religion can affect more than a particular person's habits. These beliefs and practices can influence an entire community, nation, or region. Religious practices shape, and are shaped by, the culture around them.
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Religion is a practice involving the imagination or adoption of a concern, taking it so seriously as to construct a theory of its actual reality, creating a doctrine about how to effect a good outcome, and practicing the doctrine, never discovering the verity or falsity of the concern. A classic example is concern for a spiritual world involving individual souls. No one has ever in actual reality discovered a soul.
Culture is humankind’s development of integrity, where integrity implies fidelity to actual reality: the-objective-truth. The-objective-truth exists, can only be discovered, and does not respond to human imagination. Often, imagination is instrumental in discovery, but it cannot create the-objective-truth. Human constructs change the path of development, but the consequences of change follow the-objective-truth. A classical example is W. Bush’s invasion of Iraq, an infidelity that changed history in ways that continue to unfold according to actual reality.
Economics is the expression of the balance between benefits and cost of humankind’s endeavors. If benefits outweigh cost, viability increases and vice versa. For example, a man who unexpectedly fears his wedding vows may get counselling and resume his path to manhood rather than subject his family to judicial ruin. Again, a man who subjects himself to the avaricious gender industry may get counselling and follow a path to manhood or spend his chance at life pursuing gender change.
Politics is the art of persuading individuals to subject themselves to power. The soul is the basis of many political practices. The Church both instills and nourishes concern for the soul.
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Culture is humankind’s development of integrity, where integrity implies fidelity to actual reality: the-objective-truth. The-objective-truth exists, can only be discovered, and does not respond to human imagination. Often, imagination is instrumental in discovery, but it cannot create the-objective-truth. Human constructs change the path of development, but the consequences of change follow the-objective-truth. A classical example is W. Bush’s invasion of Iraq, an infidelity that changed history in ways that continue to unfold according to actual reality.
Economics is the expression of the balance between benefits and cost of humankind’s endeavors. If benefits outweigh cost, viability increases and vice versa. For example, a man who unexpectedly fears his wedding vows may get counselling and resume his path to manhood rather than subject his family to judicial ruin. Again, a man who subjects himself to the avaricious gender industry may get counselling and follow a path to manhood or spend his chance at life pursuing gender change.
Politics is the art of persuading individuals to subject themselves to power. The soul is the basis of many political practices. The Church both instills and nourishes concern for the soul.
HOPE IT IS HELPFUL
MARK ME AS BRAINLIEST
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