Looking at it from this context, then, religion can be understood as a means where human recognize the limitations of reality. They undertake specific practices in order to transform the world around them and combine communities within a cosmological context. Religion thus can be used in order to referring to those stories, symbols, rituals, ethics, and history with in that cosmological structure and transmit the view of humans that have become embedded in a world that has been given meaning and responsibility, a world that has been transformed and celebrated. Religion a tool that connect humans with the divine and create a sense that there are thing greater than us. They help communities bond and assist in forming deeper connection with one another that transcends distance. They in a sense connect humans to…show more content… What I mean by world view is those ways of knowing that are buried in stories and symbols, which find expressions, rather consciously or unconsciously in a culture. In this one could say world views are created and formed by human interaction with natural systems or ecologies. One of the main concerns of that religion faces in communities is a way to describe a place with religious resources as being sacred. Peoples view of the world generates ethics and rituals, ways of acting, which guide us in personal, communal, and ecological exchanges. It is vital that we explore world views as they were constructed and how people live by them within communities because it is here that we discover formative attitudes regarding nature, and our own place within it. In the period where we are working to reinstitute human and earth relations and balance them we will be required to re-evaluate the definition of a sustainable world view and the formation of environmental
