The Relationship Between Globalization And Religion

Globalization and religion is a relationship that goes hand in hand, this kind of relationship has many positives and challenges. Religion starts with a culture of people and expands as the people migrate globally as a result ideas are passed on and traded. Religions then tend to share common ideas and these ideas in the modern age are passed on through technology nationwide. The biggest challenges with religion that is globalized is when it incorporates terrorist groups and makes their ideas spread faster globally making the threat widespread. I hope to see a mutually beneficial connection between spiritual harmony in a globalized, multicultural world.

Faith is a strong infinite connection a person has with their beliefs. As depicted in the article What is Faith? By Jim Haeffele, faith is trust, and indubitable trust and assurance in God. I believe that having faith in a religion promotes us to good deeds, deeds that are bigger than us, deed that lead to a global impact. Spiritual harmony is possible more than ever due to globalization. Going to a synagogue, church, temple, or mosque promotes us to provide a service back to the world. This service entails us to do something that is bigger than ourselves. To love people and this earth more than yourself. To treat people how you would want to be treated in return and to give back to the earth that provides us with life and resources. Furthermore, I speak from personal experience, as a family that has faith and practices