Abstract:

Studies on the concept of ideology will be able to help better understand it and identify its impact on man.  The relationship of ideology with science, philosophy and religion has been studied and it has been found that it is different from all three. It is understood that the ideology, in the face of the misleading nature of science, presented itself as absolute correct, and that the ideology, in the face of the method of questioning of the philosophy, is not tolerant to criticism. The ideology is closest to religion, and it is believed that the religion, in contrast to the function of explaining beyond physics by believing in what is love, the ideology has made the worldly subjects that can be subjected to science a position of faith. In this context, it is necessary to make a clear distinction between science and ideology. In the face of the fact that ideology gives the man a misconsciousness and misguides him, the relationship of man with ideology is critical. The approach of modernity and rationality to absolute confidence in the human mind has made the ground for the emergence of great ideologies established by the mind. Post-modern criticisms towards human mind may carry the potential to protect people from the devastating effects of ideologies in the coming centuries.

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