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Originally Posted by H5N1
long story short, religion is as old as mankind... religion was formed to explain the unexplainable
mankind erred when he begain basing his life on the make-believe, aka religion
when one bases one's life on the unproveable, aka religion, one tends to narrow one's mind to not accept anything other than what one believes
so when something comes along to even possibly disprove what one believes, one is so blind with faith that one misses the boat, and in the process doesn't live up to one's human potential, wasting away as a mindless drone
there, that good enough?
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Your assumption is in error (IMO) due to the second statement. You have no proof, but merely your own tenet to base the statement that mankind invented religion.
Regardless of what anyone wants to believe, the simple fact is that there is some power somewhere that simply breaks all the base rules of all sciences. You don't believe in a god, fine. Then you assume that either time is not accurately measured (as there has to be a beginning somewhere according to mainstream science), that physics are based upon flawed logic (as matter can be created not simply changed - else where did matter come from), and/or that the law of probability is simply wrong to the infinite power (not only did this cell create life from non-life, but it managed to replicate hundreds of quintillion times in just the right and precarious balance to have trillions of life forms attempting to destroy one another while co-existing without simple destruction). After all, according to science all matter tends toward a resting state. I find all of the above "beliefs" to be just as silly as your idea that mankind created religion to explain the unexplainable.