Importance of Religion in the Development of the New World

Religious Influence in the New World
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Religious Influence in the New World
Over the years, religion has been an enormously powerful influence in individual affairs. It has impacted all human experiences, from politics and culture to literature and art. Religion involves how individuals address their eventual fears about lives and fate after death. This relationship and concern are described as a person's relationship with gods or spirits in several traditions. Its positive impact includes fostering companionship, social justice, and human rights. The paper echoes the importance of religion in developing the New World from the period of early Spanish exploration to the Great Awakening.
Unquestionably, religion has been impactful in the development of the New World. Religion contributed to the development by creating cultural unity from racial diversity. In this instance, the Catholic powers shined while the Iberian individuals were formed in an atmosphere of racial heterogeneity. Being familiar with and appreciating people's differences was responsible for creating an inclusive environment that is inclusive to everyone. Additionally, religion contributed to social and cultural development and enhancement of humanity in the modern world. Religion and culture are interconnected, so a society cannot have a culture with no religion or religion without culture (Ugorie, 2017). Christianity laid the foundation of the culture and ethics of the Western World. Furthermore, religion was fundamental to human rights. Christianity, through its influence and moral standing against immoral doings perpetrated against the holiness of human life (Ugorie, 2017). Christians were motivated to engage in all humanitarian participation.
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