Affirming Common Roots

Affirming Common Roots

Introduction

There are many religions in this world. When each of these religious is studied, it can be seen that there are some similarities and differences among all the religions. There are some common beliefs in all the religions such as working for the humanity and elevating poverty from the face of earth.

Discussion

Response to the Quotation

One should not think that he or she is sufficient and should not affirm oneself against the others. They should not think that they are not like others and are different from them. The feeling of denying others for affirming oneself and to negate others to the extent that only you remain, then the person will not have anything left for affirming (Ross, 2009). The correct way is that a person should accept others and affirm them. In order to become a better catholic, a person should try to affirm the truth in Protestantism and move on. It also shows that for other religions also one should develop careless and vapid friendliness which accepts everything. Therefore, in order to affirm oneself as a Catholic one should accept all other religions because otherwise there will not be anything left to affirm you as a catholic (Merton, 1968).

Present View Regarding the Shared Task

In today's world, the ties between various individuals are becoming stronger day by day which has led to the increase in the belief of shared task. The community in which we are living is for all the people and the human race has been developed to live on Earth by living together with harmony. They should all live together by being united. The religions has been bounded with advanced cultures have tried to get an understanding of the shared tasks through developed language and refined concepts. In Hinduism, the people study divine ...