Method #5: Resolve Immigration Challenges Despite overwhelming similarities among different faiths, religions use ceremonies, rites, and rituals to reinforce followers’ membership in a particular religion, which inherently sets them apart from other religions. Identity problems: Religion plays a large role in modern identity problems-such as whether Americans should even worry about the plight of African farmers- but it serves to divide rather than to unite.In other words, religion is used to justify policy solutions, but it does not provide them. Leaders typically look for answers in modern sources-such as reports and case studies-and then they may find a passage from a religious text that can be interpreted to explain the decision. Policy problems: Religion offers policy solutions that apply to ancient contexts, which doesn’t help to solve modern policy problems such as how governments should prevent climate change to begin with.While priests used to pray for rain and shamans tried to heal the sick, science and technology offer far more effective solutions. Technical problems: Modern science has replaced religion as the authority for technical problems, such as how African farmers should deal with droughts caused by climate change.
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