Or, more possibly, religion is an expression of an intuitive truth.
And so, while religions, societal norms, expressions of beauty, etc, indeed evolve, the existence of god, morality and aesthetics are immutable.
I am amused at how you use the word 'evolve' abundantly in this post when the word implies a transition to something better.
And when one defines 'better' by some standard, whether survival, quality of life, convenience, etc., you are in fact, defining a principle for which everything must proceed, no?
But the thing is, the question of the thread, (god's existence) is not exclusively a religious question. It is a philosophical inquiry that branches out to a multitude of schools of thought.
And when you consider the 4 main branches of philosophy - metaphysics, politics, ethics and aesthetics - you would realize that rejecting god's existence would throw all human knowledge in chaos.
Now that you have shown what other people say, I'm curious at what YOU have to say.
