Our Values As People And Their Relationship With Religion

Our values as people and their relationship with religion

Introduction

Within the essay I will focus on the concept where this issue encompasses religion and our values as people of tomorrow. Every aspect must represent us as people and as beings where the Word of God is guided to our daily living. Life philosophy is an option that we have to decide our actions, thoughts and life career. In the essay I will be comparing my values with religion to understand a little more of my knowledge in my philosophy of life.

Developing

In our life, values are those that represent the principles and behaviors adopted by people according to religion or dogma they profess. These are those that appear described in religious books or sacred texts, and that have been transmitted through the history of man from one generation to another. They are not values imposed by society. This type of values is related to the experience of belonging to a family. With the establishment of strong affective links that characterize the family, values used to put order in the way we do not relate to the rest of the members of this.

In it we have to focus that it is not necessary. Each church has its own way to educate our population so that they can have a better internal development. It must be recognized that there are other beliefs that several determine part of the culture of many people. Religious values not only intervene in our behaviors, but also responsible for transmitting our origins and lifestyle to future generations.

Religious values are related to universal, ethical, moral and all those who are considered correct within society. Several examples of values that are important is respect and honesty. Religions generally share and practice the same religious values;However, there are variations in the interpretation of values, in addition to the fact that there are religions that prioritize a value over the others.

The universal values that are shared in the religious field since they are put to both the sacred books and taxes by society over the years.

They also exist are aimed at modifying human behaviors related to resentment, envy, selfishness and any other negative feeling. They are values that invite human beings to behave correctly, without damaging others or themselves.

The intention is to be able to live with the faith that each being has in itself sincerely and unquestionable. This becomes strong when the human sense takes over them and there is no one who questions it beyond the social and human sense. Each culture or practical people have its principles that respect, and none is more believer than the other. Being able to discuss who is right can become a problem of great magnitudes. Learn to respect those around you and live with love, faith and conviction your religious values without matters who judges you. Remember that God is love and accepts you as you are. Respect is the ability to recognize, appreciate and value others taking into account that we are all valid. Respect is a value that requires reciprocity, which implies rights and duties for both parties. It requires learning to listen to others taking care of all different ways of life. It is an important value for society, since it generates support and solidarity in the social group. This is one of the most important in me personally since our world has currently lost this ethical and religious value to commit actions against others. Human values are the pillars of humanity, so it is so important to educate children in early age.

This helps them to be better people, capable of relating and behaving correctly at all times. They will develop without great conflicts and will become adults who will make this planet a pleasant place to live. Humanity needs people who not only worry about themselves, but also to contribute their grain of sand to society. The values are the result of the reinterpretation of the knowledge that we already have from the experiences and everything that happens in our environment.

In this sense, it can be said that values are not permanent over time, on the contrary, their order of importance can also be modified and re -established in addition to morality that is a fundamental basis for achieving harmony and healthy coexistence between people.

They are shared and recognized, in general terms, by all individuals and seek to exceed any cultural, personal, religious, ideological limitation, among others, hence the importance of knowing them and putting them into practice.

Human values can vary in time, however, many remain beyond circumstances such as respect, integrity, humility, gratitude, tolerance, freedom or love. Another value that is important to underline is ethical, this consists of the behavior that regulates the behavior of an individual. First, it is based like the place. Among the most relevant ethical values can be mentioned: justice, freedom, respect, responsibility, integrity, loyalty, honesty, equity, among others.

Attitudes derived from the or not into practice of these values are acquired as a result of following behavioral patterns;For example, if a child grows and is raised in a home where ethical values abound and are taught through daily life actions, the child will tend to behave in the same way. Ethical values are part of people’s daily life because they shape behavior, and as a consequence it is defined how to act and react to different situations that could occur. Within the concepts of values is morality that can be taken in assimilation. Moral establishes norms and ethics studies whether its practice is beneficial or not. The perception of morals and the rules that it establishes depends strongly on social and cultural factors. Both influence society, ethical values are considered personal and permanent over time.

While moral values are collective and established by society, and can change over time depending on the customs practiced. Religion is the doctrine that ligures strongly to the human being with God or the gods. Implies that religion can be understood as the action and effect of re -linking to God and human beings.

For the first time after the Neolithic Revolution, which meant the settlement of human groups, the division of labor, the development of agriculture and, with it, longer dedication to the observation of nature.

The religions of the Neolithic, unlike the previous shamanic experiences, were structured around three elements: temple, priest and sacrifices (or offerings), which in turn are expression of the conceptualization of the sacred and the profane. The purpose is to have as a function the consolidation of a system of values that allows the cohesion of the social group based on a common project, and on the other, to create a certain degree of spiritual satisfaction through faith to overcome suffering and achieve happiness. All religions have their bases and foundations in symbolic/historical stories called myths, understanding as myth a story that explains the origin of life, the justification of their state and its projection of the future. They are based on various currents of thought that try to explain who we are and why we have come to the world. In writing cultures, religions are based on sacred texts, which summon their followers around the same spiritual community.

Another aspect within the values within religion is the spirituality that is based on the new birth. Spiritual growth is based on real salvation. Talk about spiritual growth if we have no spiritual life if we have not been born again and we have received the forgiveness of God. As for example in John 1: 12-13 we can observe the following segment: “But to all who received it, gave them the right (power) to become children of God

This refers to those who believe in their name, who were not born of blood, nor from the will of the flesh, nor of the will of man, but of God ”. We can associate it with values since our level of spirituality helps us maintain an inner peace to be able to solve obstacles and keep our values firm.

Spiritual growth does not have to do mainly that your parents, friends or family are believers. This is an individual matter, for those who have been adopted by God. Spiritual growth is based on an experiential knowledge of God’s grace. It is very different to know things about God than knowing God.

Within our daily life there will always be moments where work can cause stress, which in turn generates health problems that sometimes cause death. In many countries, divorce divides families. Too often, these types of tragedies are the result of excessive concern for material goods. Instead of enjoying what you have, the person who lives absorbed in acquiring possessions always wants more, cost what it costs. A self-help book indicates: "Not being less than the neighbor is the national sport, regardless of whether the neighbor is a work addict that runs the danger of suffering from a heart attack as soon as he passes from 40 years".

The desire to accumulate goods can become insatiable and steal the joy of living. There is a powerful force that often takes advantage of our human weaknesses: advertising. Television programs are saturated with ads that insist that we buy articles that we probably do not need and that we may not even allow ourselves, with all the negative repercussions that this usually has. Human beings do not act totally unpredictable;Behind our actions there are a series of goals, objectives, most of which are shared and can be expressed in words.

What moves us to act does not have to simply be a concrete need related to our physiological state, such as hunger or cold. Being rational animals, we are able to create new forms of motivation through abstract thinking.

By its content we can classify values in social or moral and individual. Social or moral values are those that express the needs of institutions and macro groups and are shared by many individuals. Social or moral values are engendered by society and, nevertheless, they take body in the individual. Consequently, they are both social and individual, moral and individual. As an example of social values we have, patriotism, internationalism, industriousness, honesty and so many others. Here the individual heads to meet the needs of society, social morality.

The idea of God is better defined according to deep psychology as the search for divinity as what cannot be felt. Talk about religiosity instead of religion. Because religiosity encompasses both believers and non -believers and can manifest in different ways and in diverse cultures, with ritual practices and ceremonial acts that arise from the historical and social frameworks of a given context. This is precisely the reason we consider that it is useful to refer to the epistolary exchange between Jahn and that represents an exchange of commendable ideas. Religion and psychology seem to have some things in common: thought, feeling and will, with special emphasis on the search for man of perfection. The idea of God is better defined according to deep psychology as the search for divinity, I prefer to speak of religiosity instead of religion. Because religiosity encompasses both believers and non -believers and can manifest in different ways and in diverse cultures, with ritual practices and ceremonial acts that arise from the historical and social frameworks of a given context.

When the mind remains calm, the performance of the operational memory is optimal, but when an urgency takes place the functioning of the brain changes to a self-defensive modality focused on survival, consuming resources of the operational memory and transferring them to other brain locations that itAllow the senses to be in a state of hypervigilance. To the extent that we are worried about thoughts mobilized by our emotions, the operational memory will have much less attention space.

conclusion

In this essay I discover me more internally as a person and as a living being. Religious values are referred to the verification of values, where the human origin of the real lies, which unites worlds and makes many go out to preach or perform acts of faith capable of sincere the human spirit of those who have faith. You should not necessarily be a fan of religions to be body and soul when believing. Many agnostics and atheists have sustainable beliefs that support their own faith;This is another sample of the spiritual will of believers.

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