Thus the question, "Why are we religious?" Because we have no choice! The human brain requires an answer for questions to which we have no answers...This book does not claim to answer such questions, rather, it seeks to provoke thought and discussion on issues that are often swept under the carpet, deemed to be too difficult to provide solutions to.One does not need to be religious to understand and enjoy Eugene Wratchford's collection of essays, indeed, that which lies at the basis of his thoughts is not so much religious as humanitarian in its instincts. Combining spirituality and science, this book presents a new role and vision for religionin the twenty-first century.