Humans Are, By Nature, Pattern-seeking, Storytelling Animals,

In The Past 10,000 Years, Humans Have Devised Roughly 100,000 Religions Based On Roughly 2,500 Gods. So The Only Difference Between Myself And The Believers Is That I Am Skeptical Of 2,500 Gods Whereas They Are Skeptical Of 2,499 Gods. We're Only One God Away From Total Agreement.

Remember Always That We Are Pattern-seeking Primates Who Are Especially Adept At Finding Patterns With Emotional Meaning.

Because Of The Complexity Of The Problem, Environmental Skepticism Was Once Tenable. No Longer. It Is Time To Flip From Skepticism To Activism.

But Because We Live In An Age Of Science, We Have A Preoccupation With Corroborating Our Myths.

How Can We Find Spiritual Meaning In A Scientific Worldview? Spirituality Is A Way Of Being In The World, A Sense Of One’s Place In The Cosmos, A Relationship To That Which Extends Beyond Oneself. . . . Does Scientific Explanation Of The World Diminish Its Spiritual Beauty? I Think Not. Science And Spirituality Are Complementary, Not Conflicting; Additive, Not Detractive. Anything That Generates A Sense Of Awe May Be A Source Of Spirituality. Science Does This In Spades. (158-159)