Technogenic religions - what is it? Pseudo-religious entities

After technical progress, society ceased to be religious, it became secular. Since that time many people have been trying to connect the two worlds into one.

The origins of technogenic religions

In today's world there are several types of people. Some of them actively believe in God, extolling the features of the religion of their people and denying the process of evolution or ignoring it. Others deny the existence of God, forgetting that it is impossible to deny what does not exist, and therefore, only confirm the existence of the Higher Forces.

Still others try to combine in their head the knowledge obtained from the sacred books, with those that were received during the education.

In fact, each of these people believes in something. The latter group most fully relates to technogenic believers.

Three whales

In the world there are three largest religions. They were not primary. And they arose on the ruins of ancient states. Most of these religions were planted by the first believer with the help of fire and sword. Having quickly assimilated into society, they became popular.

Buddhism emerged first. It appeared more than two thousand years ago in India as a religious-philosophical trend. This current created a unique canonical literature, various religious institutions, and an education system. That is the whole civilization. Buddhism is considered both as a religion, as a philosophy, and as a way of life.

Behind him appeared Christianity, as well as Islam. These three religions divide the world into many parts. They are not the only ones, nevertheless they are the most ambitious. That's why they are called worlds. Islam is closely related to Christianity, and they share common sacred characters. Buddhism existed separately, and its formation was not affected by the two aforementioned religions.

Criticism of religion

Each of the religions has been subjected to rather aggressive criticism during its existence. Most often they discuss Christianity - for obsolete moral values, a long history with the extermination of unbelievers, sexual segregation and self-serving interpretation of the Scriptures by the church.

Christianity most closely interacted with state power, and often the fate of millions depended on it. Among the crimes in which the Catholic offshoot repented is the crusades and witch hunts.

Despite constant criticism, people who grow up in a society where only religious principles operate, can not be completely detached from the church and its norms. From generation to generation, humanity is given faith in the Higher Powers. The need for beliefs arose with the appearance of people on Earth.

Criticism of secular life

At a time when scientists are questioning the doctrines of religion, the church criticizes them. Excommunication from her most violent critics has become a constant norm in our world. The morality of the person himself, his future life, and his stay in the other world are also questioned . These are the features of the religion of many countries.

People who doubt the existence of God are often not admitted to conservative church communities. Religious society makes them outcasts. In some less common beliefs of a person who doubted the existence of God, they can kill.

Scientists who believe in Jesus Christ and want to prove his existence scientifically are not encouraged by the church, which has severely separated itself from the world of technology and science.

Creators of technogenic religions

The main creators of technogenic religions are often dualists. They are well acquainted with all scientific achievements and believe in the scientific explanation of most of the processes, but at the same time brought up according to religious norms and laws. They try to believe in the existence of the other world and explain things unexplained by science with the help of God. Their religion briefly retells all norms of the material and spiritual worlds.

These people interpret the Scriptures in their own way, exposing each utterance to a logical explanation. Scientists who are not recognized by the church or accepted on certain conditions with remorse, begin to base their beliefs. And other religions do not suit them.

Achievements of the modern world, problems that arise in people of the twenty-first century, try to take advantage of both innocent people of science and charlatans who create money pyramids that manipulate human psychology.

Technogenic religions

The number of believers is constantly changing. Basic religions remain unchanged. The table shows how many people are now committed to one or the other of them.

These beliefs are gaining more and more trust of modern people. Technogenic religions include indigo, yoga, synergistic and energetic branches, shamanism and even modern magic. Their fans approach everything rationally.

Sect

The church defines any technogenic beliefs in one word - "sect". There, under this designation, there are also pyramid schemes that use marketing in their concepts.

Initially, the sect meant an association that departed from official religious dogmas, taking from the original religion some one idea or idea. Very often, and these directions representatives of sects can distort under their own interests. Technogenic religions are also subject to this problem.

Among the sects, the most popular are the witnesses Jehovah, Adventists, Baptists. They are not recognized as an official church. In the historical process, there were a number of sects, which eventually the temple accepted into its bosom and called their directions by faith.

Those who profess the technogenic religions, instead of prayer and spiritual connection with God, prefer to communicate with the cosmos, the astral projection, cleansing their own mind.

Such a creed was created not by a natural way, but by combining knowledge with a desire to hope for something. It is technical. Therefore, such religions are called technogenic. They are also called so because the rituals have not been developed in the process of life of many generations. They were created quite recently and became a symbiosis of science and spiritual values.

There remains an important question. The first believers who profess the technogenic religions came to her quite consciously, for various reasons, realizing that the confession was created artificially. However, their children were born in this confession, and therefore for them it is not artificially created. After all, this new religion of the society in which they are brought up, the faith of their parents. For them, it is not new. Is it then possible to consider it all the same artificial, or will it eventually take its place among other official world or national religions?