The real religion?

[Jesster]

Your assertion is false.

We are wired to be predisposed toward superstition, because a superstitious reaction to a mysterious environment has a better survival value than a non-reaction.  In other words, a bird who always flies when it senses anything unusual will survive better than a bird which only flies when it KNOWS something presents a danger.

Now, it's true that people often attribute their superstitious feelings to an anthropomorphic entity, aka God.  That's because we ARE people, and our biggest threats/help are in the form of other people.

As in almost every post you've made so far, you are confusing EXPERIENCE with ATTRIBUTION.  Your senses are working just fine.  Your attributions of this or that experience to your Biblical God are a completely illogical non sequitur.

I didn't assert anything and your assertion is just a theory. In what possible way could you prove any of that? Even if there is no God, there may very well be another reason why we are predisposed to the supernatural.

Just a theory? Bennyboy was talking about natural selection, which is the most obvious method of evolution. It's not "just" a theory. A scientific theory (as opposed to the common use of theory you are using) is the highest peak of scientific fact. It's not a guess or a placeholder. There's actually mountains of evidence to back it up. But of course, you probably don't like real evidence. Real evidence opposes your guess about god.