Synopsis

The mysteries of existence often find solace in the notion of a divine power. The origins of religious belief remain a subject of debate. Some scholars propose that the concept of God is not an external reality, but rather a product of our own neurological makeup – an inherent predisposition to perceive and venerate the supernatural, perhaps offering a survival advantage. Could it be that the idea of God is simply a neurological phenomenon? And if so, does that diminish His significance? Did a d