Would there be greater world peace, racial harmony and riches???

Question

If there were more cultural exchanges, multi-language learning, and no religions or extreme ideologies?

Answer 1

it is much easier to hate someone you don't know.

though it is still possible to hate someone you do.

Answer 2

Yes and no.

Cultural exchanges and multi-language learning would promote world peace and racial harmony.

I think World peace and racial harmony would be hurt by the absence of people relating to God (religion).

The world's largest experiment with Atheism, the Soviet Union, was responsible for the death of 61,911,000 victims of genocide and mass murder in just 70 years from 1917 to 1987: http://www.hawaii.edu/powerkills/NOTE4.HTM

Extreme ideologies is a very vague term and needs to be better defined. Who decides? Is a belief that human sacrifice is always, always wrong an extreme ideology?

With love in Christ.

Answer 3

its the economy. Global economy will link all the nations and spread the wealth. Much like ancient Rome did for the barbarians in Gaul and Germany. The West works on the same game plan. The rest of the world has to live like the west and be like the west to be equal. There are several plans already underway by both the right and left to ensure this occurs. The Left wants to redistribute the land and wealth of the West to the 2nd and 3rd world. The right wants to spread the West's way of life to the rest of the world while opening the boarders for free movement of workers. The middle east isnt hip to this plan and would perfer not to participate. But who dares defy the might of Rome.

Answer 4

Yes there would be, but you don't need to ban religion.
What is needed is to teach tolerance and understanding.
We need to each learn to see life from another's perspective- Walk a mile in their shoes so to speak.

I had a group of friends in High-School back in 2003 and that included- A person from China, one from Thailand, one from Vietnam, One from Singapore One who had immigrated from Vietnam, 3 who were immigrants from Russia and 4 of us who were born in Australia. We also had 4 aethiests, A Muslim, A catholic, A Seventh-Day Adventist a lapsed Lutheran and a few agnostics.

We learnt to understand and respect one another simply by talking together and sharing our experiences and accepting that everyone has the right to their own beliefs.

I hold hope- If our diverse group can get along then perhaps others will learn to as well.