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Religion is an integral part of the fabric of every civilized society. In the world today, over 95% of the worlds population are either Christian, Muslim, Hindu or Buddhist. |
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Given the enormous impact that religion has on the daily lives of most human beings and given that religion plays a critical part in protecting and educating communities on moral and ethical values, it is remains an error of collective judgment that certain religions are not given proper world recognition. |
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Only one sects of christianity (Catholicism) is given the honor of being recognized by the United Nations. Meanwhile other Christians, Muslims, Hindus and Buddhists are not given any proper recognition or respect through these religions having permanent representation. |
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It is no wonder then that non Catholic nations sometimes become hybrid claimaints to their particular religious belief. In more recent times this has particularly been the case for individual charismatic leaders of Islamic states. |
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While good moral judgment should never be condemned, there is great danger in the state and religion becoming too entwined it is performance of duty.Instead, it is proposed that three great representations will be given permanent representation in the reformed UN recognizing all the great religions- namely One-Faith-Of-God, One-Islam and One-Spirit-tribe. |
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Religions
