If evolution is concerned by culture, which it is, there must be metric of ‘survival of the fittest religion’... Religion has evolved, and servived, and not ne

If evolution is concerned by culture, which it is, there must be metric of ‘survival of the fittest religion’... Religion has evolved, and servived, and not necessarily because it is weak. There is plenty room for bias here, and I am not a religious person myself, but I most fear the secular religious who speak like you, like an all-knowing, all-seeing eye. There is no all-seeing-eye. Dimensipns of time, space, and perspective inherently limit any one person from understanding the ways of our world. It is that gapt that myth and religion fills. By way of evolved cultural formations, religion is an instinct among men. All societies will have a religion, whether they adhere to the traditions or not.