Many years ago..............

Submitted by steph (United States), Nov 27, 2006 at 15:03

Many years ago people would always marry their in own culture and religion. now that we have invented mass transit and our technology, more people are having interfaith marriages and especially in countries where there are many diverse people of different cultures. Lets say the USA people are from multitudes of many nations but if you go to another country it is still mostly mainly the religion of statistics of the many people, like lets say example an island somewhere where population of the people might still be not overly populated.

Many years ago people would even marry their second cousin and so forth. Because there wasn't a population of peoples yet because there was no mass trasit . Now we have planes trains ect. Bu many years ago there was only ships. Now we are in the era of technology and are interbreeding with many different people and i believe this is the new frontier and a lot of people can't get use to other people's cultures when they intermarry and have children.The only place i have not seen much diversity and there might be more is china .but yet people were mostly and still are Buddihst But now people are changing there also to christianity.

For many years there has also been many conflicts of nature concerning religion and wars have risen because of this.And still is I guess there will always be wars concerning religion many years ago people would fight in their belief just to believe in one God.But there are still religions believing in many Gods.People use to pray to statues and still do today. I think things will be drastic in yearsr to come for many for better and for worse.

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