When Religion Overpowers God | Yoohyun Emma Lee | TEDxBranksome Hall Asia Youth

Religion and faith exist in every part of the world, and they often unite people around a shared belief in God. This TEDx talk by Yoohyun Emma Lee asks whether taking part in religion always means appreciating God, and what qualities could allow a religion to become more powerful than God itself. Lee argues that personal memories play a central role in shaping a person's faith. The talk was given by an MYP Grade 10 student at Branksome Hall Asia as part of an independently organized TEDx event.

• Why taking part in religion may not equal appreciation of God
• Which qualities could let religions overpower God
• How personal memories shape faith, according to the speaker
• Speaker: Yoohyun Emma Lee, MYP Grade 10 student at Branksome Hall Asia

Religion and faith can be found in every corner of the world. Religion unifies people under an umbrella of believing in the subject: 'God'. But what if the participation in religion doesn't equate to the appreciation towards God? What qualities could religions contain to overpower God? Yoohyun Emma Lee breaks down why her everlastingness is about how our personal memories shape our faiths. MYP Grade 10 Student in Branksome Hall Asia This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx