The need for religion is a quite debatable and subjective topic that changes with different cultures, societies and individuals. The answer to this question is given in two parts.

Let us look at these two parts:

Arguments Against the Necessity of Religion:

Famous German philosopher and sociologist, Karl Marx has said that “Religion is the opium of the people” which in simple words means that religion is a kind of curtain over the eyes of the people due to which they Those who want to be with us accept the fear or oppression with the thought that it is God’s will.

Science and rationality have also put forward their arguments against religion. Science has rejected the theory of myths and supernatural incidents with its natural explanations.

Arguments For the Necessity of Religion:

For individuals, religion is a kind of coping mechanism that gives them the strength to face difficulties in different situations. Along with this, the main part of the preachings of every religion is “to avoid violence and violence”. Religion keeps humans in touch with their moral values and reminds them of their ethics and principles from time to time. Religion protects culture and prevents cultural heritage from decaying.