Boss
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your number are incorrect.People being 'hard wired' to worship something greater than themselves is simply a consequence of evolution as social pack animals.
It's simply not that. This is simply an excuse your simple mind has come up with, to simply explain away the attribute. Your theory simply fails as soon as we look at other evolved social pack animals, who show no signs of spirituality. So what you are saying, simply defies Darwin.
Many people crave being told what to do by their perceived superior, not because they have some innate mystical quality but simply because they lack the self respect and confidence to think for themselves.
People claim to believe in islam Christianity wicca, etc, etc, not because they have great faith but because they have no courage to stand up to whatever alpha demon of whatever make believe God (the alpha of all alphas) frightened them into pusillanimous submission..
That's why is against the law to eat the flesh of brown nosed dorks.
Again, if your simple excuses were true, the homosapiens who weren't hindered by the weakness of a "crutch" would have eventually prevailed over those who were "weak" and needed the "crutch." Since 95% of the species is not Nihilist, we can observe that your theory is not true. Unless you are again refuting Darwinism?
A new survey shows that 51 percent of people in the world believe in God. Only 18 percent dont and 17 percent are undecided.
More than 18,000 people participated in the London-based poll in 23 countries conducted by global research company, Ipsos Social Research Institute.
The Ipsos/Reuters poll also found that 51 percent believe that there is an afterlife while 23 percent believe they will just "cease to exist." Around a quarter (26 percent) simply dont know what will happen after death.
Read more at Global Poll: Most Believe in God, Afterlife
making your favorite term "Nihilist" incorrect.
I love how you completely ignored my dismantling of your theories which defied Darwin, and run off to find some superficial survey of 18k people, to refute my point about Nihilists. Only about 5% of the human population claim to be Nihilist. That means, 95% of the human population, at least thinks something spiritual is possible. A majority in your own poll, believe in afterlife. Less than 2 in 10 people, by your own poll numbers, don't believe in God. This is NOT supporting your argument, it continues to refute it.