Who are we?

Adarsh Verma July 19, 2007

Where does the word "religion" has come from? Who made diverse religions like Islam, Christianity, Hinduism, Buddhism, etc? What was the endeavor behind making religion did someone tried to take advantage of mankind or someone tried to distinguish humans from one another. What’s the fact let me throw some light on this topic.

Let’s begin from the epoch when human being was nothing more than a creature. Science says our ancestors were monkeys. Monkeys urbanized into an animal that started walking instead of four, two legs, started behaving differently from other animals. And most importantly started thinking. science also says that human being has just used 5% of his brain abilities, so are we still monkeys, little superior from those who are in the jungles.

What are we getting skirmishing with each other on issues like land, money, religion, racism, etc? Are we trying to illustrate that this is an era when men would use rest of his brain power? Or is this monkey called human being is becoming wild and crazy after certain worldly gratification which would last part without human intervention after this planet demolishes, or this striking conception of a star would come to an end, human has forgotten that earth dies means everything dies. After that how would we fight on religions and other matters? To whom we will prove that our religion is better than those living in remote unexplored places of the earth, which have no connection with the religious world of humans.

Now, all the Religions were made keeping in mind a supernatural power which is invisible and which somewhere in the eternity nobody is having a clear idea about that power. There is no defined name, face, body, and clothing, of this power. Somehow all the religions believe in this one common power and they say that there god is a form of that power or son of that supernatural power.

How is it possible that a religion made thousands of years ago believe in the same concept of supernatural power the “Big Boss" the eternal man not seen by anyone resembles a religion made thousands of miles far off.