Deification of Mankind in Man-Made Religions "Presentation, Criticism"

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The topic of deifying man in man-made religions is one of the human beliefs in some creatures, animals or mankind.

 This calls us to sense the error in this important topic, which is rooted in the history of mankind belief that is far from the heavenly method, which the messengers of Allah - Almighty - brought to humanity to lead him to the path of truth and guidance. But we find some human sects deviating from this right path, and choosing to walk the path of misguidance, so they take some creatures as gods to whom they owe allegiance and sanctification, as a result of fear, or resort and seeking help from unseen events and incidents, whose causes are unknown. 

This belief has spread among most mankind sects, especially among generations of nations whose time has distanced them from the time of their prophets and wise men. This is especially evident in the Akkadian, Zoroastrian (Magistic) and Totemist religions, and other man-made religions.

The research attempted to shed light on some of these man-made religions and their characteristics; because the topic is too big to be covered in an article or research. This is a call to continue scientific research into the origin of man-made religions; to reach the reasons that led groups of people to deviate in belief, and follow a path other than the path of the prophets.

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