Tanjiro.Kamado
Active member
The difference between religious and non-religious people may stem more from curiosity than intelligence: once one believes they have all the answers, they stop seeking new ones. Historically, while many attributed diseases to gods or demons and stars to divine missiles, others questioned these explanations, leading to advancements like modern medicine and space exploration. Today, while theists might attribute the origin of the universe to a divine creator, those who remain curious and skeptical are more likely to uncover the true nature of such mysteries. Curiosity drives progress, doubt fuels curiosity, and religion often fears both.