Climate change has been a number one issue for the past several decades. The world has been preoccupied with the concern of its further existence in case if the glaciers start melting and the Earth will be flooded by the oceans. However, the priorities have changed slightly at the beginning of the 2st century. The problem of climate change has become less concerning because there is no sense worrying about the worlds population if there is nobody to save. The rates of terrorism are growing with each day and every new attack takes away the lives of innocent people who just happened to be in the wrong place and at the wrong time. If terrorism is not stopped, the problem of climate change will be impossible to solve because a world distracted by major wars or outbreaks of terrorism will not be able to stay focused on the more distant future. And just such a focus is needed to prevent future changes in climate and adapt to the ones already occurring (World
watch Institute ). Terrorism is an evil that is almost impossible to fight. It cannot be predicted and can hardly be prevented. The main reason why terrorist attacks are so frightful is that they are organized by people who are not afraid to die, people who die for their faith, or what they think to be their faith. Religion has been the most powerful tool of convincing people in what they are fated to be or to do, as well as it has been long used for brainwashing. And, of course, religion has been used as a motive in terrorism (Al-Khattar 4). Society tends to believe that terrorists are extreme and fearless people pursuing their own goals, while in reality they are simply brainwashed by their religion because they are trained to be violent from childhood and convinced that their religion is the only existing one; this, however, had precedents in the past when the ancient religious wars were fought by people who blindly followed their religious leaders.