I think the giveaway for this paragraph comes right at the end: "a kind of substitute religion". What's more compelling: myths written for another culture in a

I think the giveaway for this paragraph comes right at the end: "a kind of substitute religion". What's more compelling: myths written for another culture in another time/place or ones written for you by your contemporaries addressing current problems with fantastic production values? Feser is right to be concerned: successful religions, like successful companies, must be wary of flashy startups that can outmaneuver them. Still, a fantastic and insightful article.