3. the Future of Religion and Politics in the Developing World

3. The Future of Religion and Politics in the Developing World Religion and Politics ar an influential aspect of daily life and keep on to affect people today in what they believe in righteousness and political relation. Currently in the news, thither is a war regarding religious belief and beliefs that were made into a movie and portrayed as untrue beliefs from that farming. The administration behind what is brought forth in a story written and then put on a screen has created a ghostlike and political war. Although what was written and produced was viewed as freedom of speech, it has ultimately outr get ond the believers regarding their religious beliefs.Religion is a belief in some wizard or something that allows a person to have collection and beliefs in their culture for the better of their life as they see it. Religion is very much alive as part of politics (Handleman, 2011, p 58). Politics are what affects non only individuals but also countries that should have a b un in the oven by the laws of what are established in order to obtain peace, structure, and control with the people. When religion and politics are put together, they are essentially inwardly the same, beliefs, structure, searching for peace, and allowing a greater being or denotation to be in control. Religionsthither are umteen another(prenominal) different types of religions and cultures all over the area. There are many different types of Gods that people have faith in and perform prayer to daily. For centuries, certain religions have stayed within the same beliefs there are new religions throughout the world that have also not thrived, as well. The church, the laws of the church, and Christianity will continue to be alive and growth on earth every day. People should be allowed to believe in whatever God they choose, but in different countries and with their cultures, people can be brought up to believe only in what they are taught.Catholic Religious Beliefs. There are many religions of the world, and one of the leading religions is Catholicism. The only significant religion, Catholicism, have penetrated extensively into both industrialized democracies and the developing world, is preeminent in Philippines and Latin America and also is the faith of significant portions of the population in a number of sub-Saharan African countries (Handelman, 2011, p. 60). In Africa, there are more Catholic believers and over half of the populations of all adults are baptized.Inexorably, pastoral and intellectual energy in the church will follow population, and this means that African leading are destined to play an increasingly prominent role in the global church (Allen, 2006). The world is developing in many areas and having the Catholic belief is becoming stronger than ever. Islamic Religious Beliefs. The Islamic culture is considered not a sacred religion, but one that is of harm and malice. If one would study the Islamic religion, it is not a new religion but on e from a path of monotheism.The monotheism too was developed into Judaism and Christianity. The ignorance close Islam and perceived targeting of Muslims in general by the U. S. -led war on terrorism have exacerbated a severe and growing divide between Muslims and non-Muslims in the contemporary world (Fisher, 2011, p. 381). The Islamic religious beliefs are artless to have acceptance, commitment, peace, and purity. They believe in allowing their God for guidance. Politics The balance of politics and what the government has decided for the coming(prenominal) is becoming increasingly complex.Politics have become more fundamental in the terce World countries in order to help with the growth and expansion of countries. In order for politics to produce appreciable works, res publica would need to function correctly by the people. Religious beliefs may change over time, but politics are most likely to stay the same. The relationship between politics and religion are to be tolerant a nd accept changes that occur over time. Politics and Independence. The many cultures in ternary World countries research independence and continue to seek justice from their government and leaders.A threat to the economic well-being is the vast income disparity within developed nations, within many developing nations, and between the developed and developing worlds (Rubin, 2000, p. 421). Each realm seeks independence in trade for economic and social changes in order to obtain financial growth. Third World Politics. The principles in other nations seem quite different than what is in the United States. In Third World countries, young children are able to work at an early age in give to be providers in the family.In the United States, there are laws where children cannot work up until a certain age and need to be in a school system. Equal justice to help children with education and ontogenesis in order to enhance social mobility throughout Third World countries would be beneficia l to all. There are many challenges in Third World countries to obtain proper health benefits, and without assistance, it will a good deal leads to deaths. In conclusion, the world of religion and politics are both needed and desired by many for order and to have something or someone that is of a higher being to respect.Religion and politics will unendingly be linked throughout the world. Many cultures will continue to either stay within their beliefs of religion or allow changes outside ones control. Politics will continue to be the focus on what the worldviews as structure for each country to abide by their laws set forth by the governments. Although both religion and politics can evolve in war and corruption, there will always be a higher being to seek answers and follow until the end of time.War has evolved from words that are harsh and untrue, but prayer has allowed answers to many questions in which have resolved with effective change. References Allen, John (2006, March 10) . African and Catholicism. National Catholic Reporter, (19), 11, Retrieved from http//elibrary. bighchalk. com Fisher, M. P. (2011). Living Religions (8th ed. ). (2011 routine Edition) Upper Saddle River, NJ Pearson Handelman, H. (2011). The Challenge of Third World Development (6th ed. ). (2011 Custom Edition) Upper Saddle River, NJ Pearson Rubin, E. Robert. The global economy. 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