Week Four: Religion

      

        Religion is a human practice of existential, moral and supernatural beliefs. When talking of religion reference to the social bodies that deal with the systematization of this practice is, as we know today Catholicism, Judaism, Islam and many others.All cultures and civilizations described in human history have been characterized by religious practice. The different religions practiced in the world usually have a large number of followers, the main Christianity, with around 2,000 million, Islam, with 1,500, Hinduism, with 900, Chinese folk religion, with almost 400, and the Jewish religion.  

      Faith is essentially the response of the human person to a personal god, and therefore the meeting of two people. The man is totally committed to it. Faith is true, not because it involves evidence of a thing seen, but because it is the adherence to a person viewing.Just as there are many religions, there are many gods.For example: in Christianity is Jesus,Islam is Ala, Hinduism is polytheistic.