Origin of the Religion Based on the Lying in the Context of the Evolution Theory

Constantinos Dim. Maritsas

Abstract


The problem of human religion were studied in the context of the definition “civilization” on the basis of Darwin’s theory. The author defines civilization as “survival of the weak”. The author supposes in this paper that philosopy and religion have been created unconsciously by the weak male to find and to usurp the someone else’s truth with the purpose of being selected by the female for reproduction.


Keywords


Civilization; Evolution theory; Lie; Lying; Philosophy; Science; Religion

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.3968/%25x

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