Why can`t people of all races and religions learn to live together harmoniously?
84201
Because there will always be differences of opinions. there is an old saying in hindi which translates something like this - even if there are only four pots and  pans kept together those are bound to clash sometime or other.
472525
Cause humans are mostly insecure and conformistic.\nThey thus need an easy way out of their dilemmas as well as the relief of afterlife and the feeling of low responsibility adhered by religions(even if their dogma claims otherwise).\nMoreover there is a natural tendency in humans to belong in groups. A strongly structured group requires an opposing group. Religious groups provide both these features in abundance.
191843
In my opinion I would say some type of common understanding.  People have to share some type of belief, not necessarily religious, that bonds them.  Even if you always disagree with someone, you can have a common understanding that you both have a right to exist.  Common understandings serve as building blocks for a civilization.  When there aren't many common understandings, the base of the civilization will weak.
814874
Some people already do, you know.  There are people who are able to set aside prejudice, at least on a person-by-person basis.  \n\nUnfortunately, race, religion, and lifestyle often encompass pretty radical behaviors that can't fail to separate and divide people. One can make the case that some of the more extreme behaviors are designed to alienate others.  As well, extremely differing lifestyles are the result of differing economies, which are hugely disparate around the world.  \n\nSo, I guess, when everybody can put aside their extremism, whatever its origins, we'll be able to find more common ground with one another.  \n\nWe're entering into an era of global interaction on an individual level.   English, the 'language of commerce' like it or not, looks to be becoming the language of the global community.  The Internet already provides us with the method, all we have to do is be able to speak the same language enough to start communicating.   If we find we all have more in common than we do dividing us, average people may be able to succeed where heads of state have failed, in making peace.  Eventually.
1153535
We live in two different worlds and it is virtually impossible at times to find that common ground. As much as we share in life's experiences, we also are different. I'm not sure we'll ever be together as a nation or worldwide community.
21807
Because people want other people to be like them. If everyone was the same then we would have another issue there in itself. Everyone is diverse. Just people don't realize that. We all come from different backgrounds no matter what color, sex, religion, race. We all have grown up in different ways.Someon might have grown up on a farm and someone else in the city, that is diversity. People are just too scared to want anything else or afraid on who or what they might meet, when in reality the person who is next to you could be your best friend instead they want to hide and not learn anything new.
74349
Some people interpret parts of the Bible to mean that 1 race shouldn't marry into another. Whether that is true or not,there are some social implications to such course of actions. Dependent on how enlightened or not the society is in which they live,that couple could live happily or miserably ever after, there could also be some medical and physial complications for the offsprings.Then there's the obvious cultural adjustments each of them may have to make.
1152758
I think there is an element of truth in what you say.  But I think what is at the heart of what you are saying is tolerance.  If people could have a little more tolerance for people that were different than themselves then maybe there wouldn't be so much war/chaos.
1015604
You can't talk so generally like that. EVERYONE is different. A person that has something against a race DOESN'T want to be like them, and a person that wants to be like them DOESN'T have anything against them. So don't generalize. Accept each and every person as one individual.
44936
I think the key word in your question is respect.  It is entirely possible to disagree with someone and still respect them.  The other thing that we need to remember when dealing with people from other religions, is that we are representing our own faith to them.  As a Christian, my faith teaches me to love my neighbors, and it even teaches me to love my enemies.  So, I am certainly called to love people of other faiths.
849710
I agree with you on this. We all have so much in common. We all need air to live, we all have hearts, we all have brains and feelings and we all suffer. I don't understand why race always has to be an issue.
679480
people dont h8 on the ground of religion.  it is simply that certain individuals who enjoy hating others on the ground of difference use religion as a vehicle for their hate.  even if there were no religions, these individuals would find another vehicle to express their hate.\n\nconversely,there are a lot of religious/spiritual people who use their beliefs to promote love and tolerance of difference in others, and they remember that we are arl human, each of us with an equal right to an opinion.  truly religious folk make an effort to make life better for humanity and arl living things.  if there is a god of love, am sure he wants us to look after his creation, and not be divisive for the sake of it.
172201
Because poeple of similiar beliefs want to work together to further their rights. So any group formed has some basic thing in common that all of the members agree on, that's why they join,
894512
this world is various and wonderful because of such kind of differences.\nall of them will have such a embarrass situation that they have different ideas and they should struggle to insist on his believes.\nthat is one thing ,on the other hand ,there is sth ,they cannot compromise,such as religious belief, diplomatics between nations,of course, the leader in power their aggressive planning .in such situation above ,no body will choose the peaceful  way to solve the differences.\nwar is crucial ,but it is also a type of life .through the war ,we can learn from this lessons ,we can learn to cherish peace ,we can compare and improve the grate intelligence of human and so on .
624744
Not everyone in the world has the same access to the world's resources and to the opportunity to get a good education.  In some places a person who is a Buddhist, for example, will have difficulty getting an education, while in other places like Darfur in the Sudan, a Christian is in danger of getting killed.\n\nNo one can be blamed for being born Black or Chinese or into a family of a certain religion but in some places the society discriminates against certain types of people and makes it easy for other types of people.
353284
Well...it is not a question of living for who we are...or maybe it is - what I am trying to say is we, as humans, define ourselves through others, through belonging to a group (whatever this maybe - your family, your country, your friends) - you need to be around people who share the same interests, who have something in common with you. I mean...this is why people get into wars (because most times they are not personally attacked, or to be more exact -not they as individuals) but people do take it personal and they do risk their lives because it is a part of them which is threatened. \n\nAnd whatever people say, we all try to integrate in some kind of a group as we all crave for social acceptance and recognition.\n\nThis is a quote from the website below (btw -check it out - it's really interesting): "Indeed, it is probably not incorrect to say that the human group is the very foundation of human existence—without our interactions with each other, we would simply not be people, and there would be no human culture."
22618
No, Religion is a way of life. Due to many cultural differences several religions have arisen. Unification might cause lot more problems like mismatches and eventually leading to riots. It is better to make people respect each others religion. It should be done by inviting other religious people for ones festivals. This might increase the understanding between two religions.