Why Respect the Different Cultures?

Why Respect the different cultures? Although people have many similar characteristics, there are some different aspects that differentiate it from their fellow men. One of the important factors that make the difference is culture. We're different because our cultures are different.   Culture differs from society to society and from region to region within the same society. Because there are two basic elements that make up culture. The first is material - like economic activity - and the other is spiritual - language, religion, tradition. We are all born into a culture. It shapes us largely into the culture into which we were born. Nobody's birth race, language, religion, nationality, skin color, culture and so on. There is no possibility to choose. Everyone has to acquire the characteristics of the culture in which he was born. As a natural consequence of this, different lifestyles occur. Different beliefs, eating, drinking, clothing habits are born.   Each culture has its own differences. To live in peace together, to respect everyone who is different from us; it is possible to help them to keep their language and culture alive. This is also a humanitarian task. Respect and tolerance are our most important human values. The difference of people's language, religion, culture and thinking is not a disadvantage but an important advantage. The value of this advantage needs to be appreciated and well evaluated. Differences enable the prosperity and development of societies as well as human beings. We will both learn from others and teach to others; knowledge, skills and habits. At the same time, every cultural product enriches people's lives and ensures that they get different flavors from life. For example, each country has its own dishes. Each dish is a separate palate. Again, there are rituals and clothing types specific to each society. We cannot criticize or despise these differences from the perspective of our own culture. If we look like this, they can look at the products of our culture from the perspective of their own culture. This can be an obstacle to coexistence, inter-communal dialogue and cultural exchange. We can build a world of peace by believing that cultural differences are natural and respecting every cultural product.