Morality

[Rahul]

No I'm not, I do believe in self sacrificing love and morals, both in humans and animals.

I'm just asking, where does this come from? whys it there? It doesn't seem to help survival, it seems to hinder it.

It just seems to make no sense(to me) from the atheist/naturalist/materialist point if view.

There's lot of ideas. We don't necessarily know. We humans don't know everything. *shocker alert*

But obviously you, I, non-human species are proven to have morals without believing in a god.

So what is your question?

I don't see a logical reason why not having every answer to every question would lead to a logical conclusion that a god or "consciousness" is the reason why we exist.

You just skipped a heck of a lot of steps in that supposedly logical train of thought.

God of the gaps is a type of theological perspective in which gaps in scientific knowledge are taken to be evidence or proof of God's existence.

That's a logical fallacy.