I have stated in several times in this space we live in a complex society. Extremely complex. Therefore it seems that we are able to overcome thousands of years of our history as a species and approach to a civilization without the existence of religion. At least not to the religious group has any value. Examples of this
experiment there have been, or are missing in our world today. Remember the abolition of religion that proclaimed the communist regimes in Eastern Europe with the Soviet Union to the head. Under the Marxist Max finds "religion is the opium of the people" was eliminated religious education, was proclaimed secular education, the same as today proclaimed admirers of Marxism-Leninism, and here are the results. Eliminated the moral prejudices of Christianity and brought down the Berlin Wall, the consequences arising from the secularism of the state: "Money is the opium of the people," not only have to look what kind of societies have been on the ruins of the Marxist dictatorships.
Interestingly none of the politicians or their enlightened media mamporreros us today prescribed educational secularism, if not radical anti-clericalism, seem to have come to realize that. Neither the general public to get carried away by this current easy-intone religious denial the mea culpa again, while calling for better education in values \u200b\u200bfor future generations. As if the principles and values \u200b\u200bexplain them in class math or English , as if we were to require the teacher environmental knowledge that our child is not dedicate to insult their peers during recess. Perhaps this is why we want to run away from religion because we do not want weights or remorse. Because we prefer to require the system rather than take responsibility for what happens in our society.
I find it especially shocking to hear these days that encourage them to leave children choose as adults whether or not religion in their lives, complaining about the values \u200b\u200bthat are educating the coming generations. I find it absolutely deplorable that they who seek to curtail any public sign of religious tendency, wonder why that young adolescents in our country do not respect their parents. That is why what ban is so popular because we prefer the laws to the principles and the moral police coercion.
modern is now being agnostic, if not clearly deny the beliefs and religious symbols that have seen us grow. Of course, if we have to celebrate a BBC event (weddings, christenings and communion), they do not fit doubt that readers will overcome the anti-religious conventions to do so in apostolic. For a wedding that claims to truth must be officiated at the altar, usually platerescos, our much-maligned Catholic Church, not the courts or in the plenary hall of the municipality, with that touch of gray that always pervades.
However, times are fraught with uncertainty and where people need to cling to faith, that it bothers some people, to move forward. So I am convinced that the trend that has so strongly defended the progressive public figures and other substitutes for democracy, is being reversed. Religion, in moderation, no fanaticism, no archaic superstitions and antediluvian attitudes, is poised to become the moral foothold in our society.
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