No, No, Bathroom, I am myself not in the quest. My point was limited to speculate how the primitive notion of God might arise naturally in an ever safety seeking natural man’s mind.

As for the modern notions of God and the organized religions, I probably share your caution and skepticism.

However, I tend to believe that a limited and harmless space for religion would be beneficial to the society. Just a pragmatic contemplation, it has nothing to do with faith per se.

I have slightly elaborated my view on the issue of faith here:

Thread: I Don’t Believe in God

http://www.sajha.com/sajha/html/OpenThread.cfm?forum=2&ThreadID=65834

I have talked about uneradicability religion/faith, a compartmentalization of logic and faith as a means for them to co-exist peacefully and a point for letting the vast insecure and helpless humanity it’s cheap peace of mind and security.

Until our society advances and prospers enough to provide every man all the security and answers, it does not make sense to close down the religion. Kind of my defense for religion. But I totally agree that religion should accept thy limit.

Have a fun weekend !

Nepe