Scientific Problems In Modern Society

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Today, the modern world is faced with many problems of various kinds. Despite the huge material progress and great goodness of man by scientific achievements, the world living in the shadow of serious problems, which arise from each other and miserable human life.
Without a doubt, the greatest problems faced in society are social restlessness, anxiety, the prevalence of crime and violence, the crisis of morality, selfishness, confusion and political and economic affairs about which we hear every day. We can certainly find not a single country in the world that does not face the complex problems of society.
Material progress can not eliminate these problems, or possibly to reduce them, on the contrary, as far as advancing the material life of …show more content…

The reason why the religious clerics, monks and priests, who are in their faith add various fabrications and superstitions, such as the lifting of Jesus, as, with the degree of man to the level of deity, sin and opraštajnice, crucifixion and other things that had no foundation in faith. This was added the many falsehoods about the origin of the universe, the position and shape of the Earth and human life. When the European Renaissance began when they discovered many scientific truths, there is a major conflict between scientists of natural sciences and the church, which has denied these scientific truths and discoveries. Then the Church, anyone who believed in the truth of scientific discoveries, considered an infidel, heretic, and those killed and burned. Many scientists and scholars of natural sciences experienced such painful ordeals as punishment for opposing views of the church. However, the scientific renaissance because of the torture was not stopped. Scholars have been able to make daily new evidence of their scientific items, and the church daily experienced defeat before the public, and the victory went to the scholars of the matter church officials and monks. Then people completely reject faith and every belief that states that there is a hidden world and the afterlife, and turn to materialism as a new divinity. In this way …show more content…

Despite the fact that this route was economically a starting point and that his main aim, according to its founders, was the release of capitalist violence, it is assumed the characteristics of an ideological direction. They argue that there is only material life of man, there is no soul, resurrection, God and the afterlife. After learning of socialism, religion invented by the rich to make the best use of the poor world, and traits like trust, innocence and honesty, are nothing but the result of religious ideas in the service of capitalist interests. Its setting, the economic direction has become a new wave of atheism, which was met with a great reception by the ordinary and the poor of the world, just for the reason that, for its theoretical preferences, protecting the interests of the oppressed and the poor, and so are the majority in society. So communism is accepted, not only as an economic but also a religious direction, and very quickly spread throughout the world. The biggest boom and the success of communism suffered after the famous Bolshevik revolution in Russia. The spread of communist direction, its proponents have used various methods, and one of the best known is the method of force, so that the nations become fully communist forces, such as the Islamic Republic in Russia and

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