Globalization is an apparent concern in our world today. Not only are countries trading goods and conducting business with one another, they are also exchanging cultures and religious beliefs on some levels. While there are still many drastic differences between the developed countries and the undeveloped countries in the world, many believe that the intermingling of the two is inevitable. In order for the world to continue trading goods and ideas on the grand scale that is doing so on now, many compromises and agreements are going to have to be met.
             Because America is the world's leader in economy, will it be the country to lead the way and make all others to adjust to the "American Way" of life? Or will it be the American culture that needs to adjust to the way that other countries conduct business, cultural, and religious matters? Will all of this Globalization lead to the need for one-world government? It would appear so. In order for the world to unite under one system many changes are needed. Think of all of the different religions in the world, as well as all of the different cultures. There are a lot of vastly different lifestyles that need to be meshed into one united front. By looking into the various religions, cultures, and economic structures, one can get a better feel for where exactly those international differences are and what boundaries need to be crossed in order for one government to be a good fit for the entire world.
             Globalization has caused an overwhelming increase in free trade throughout the world. This fact has concerned those devout to various religious beliefs. Their worry is that spirituality will take a backseat to the desires people have for gaining material luxuries. They fear that with the increase of globalization, the world will, slowly but surely, loose it's religious faiths. The majority of these people believe that the influence of western ideas will weaken a...