Opportunities and Threats of Culture's Globalization on Religious Training

Unlike economic globalization, cultural globalization, that some thinkers of international relations regard as a type of project under domination of industrial powers of the world specially United States, is a form of process or procedure associated with the project which both is related to society and peoples and is managed by the world›s leading powers. Although this process has new opportunities and considerable potential capacities with itself, but it is essentially associated with the serious threats that among them would be weakening the relationship between religious understanding and religious practice and religious beliefs as preliminaries for the emergence of the religious identity and finally educational methods and attitudes, which lead to the emergence of hesitant identity, and in the end, non-religious identity. With the emergence of non-religious identity, religious teachings have a role in the training of individuals in society as a pervasive and faded value criterion, and finally, the foundation for non-religious society, According to this definition, globalization is a type of non-religious process. On the other hand, in the contemporary world, due to the expansion of communications and having been the same direction the moral principles such as justice, honesty, philanthropy, respect for others, contributing to mankind and. .. that comes from all the divine religions specially Islam, have been caused that religious culture among the global opinions to obtain cultural superiority in comparison to other cultures. This article intends to approach the globalization from the perspective of the culture and in the shadow of attention to conceivable proportions between culture and globalization in the modern milieu of international system, to deal with the opportunities and threats of culture’s globalization on religious training.