Evolution Of Creationism

Humans are Self-centered.

It's a reality. It's an ancestral evolutionary trait we have developed to make sure, We, as a species survive.

"That's what you do. You sell a big lie, and wrap it up in a big truth to make it more palatable for everyone."

Sherlock Holmes

Religion is based on faith. And the faith works well when it can support something that people won't think twice and question your fictitious facts.

Evolution tenders us weak.

Evolution makes us defective.

And so does religion, with it's categorized forms of imperfections labeled 'Sins', and the notion that some imperfections will be punished, and some will be forgiven, without a clear line dividing them both.

Evolution makes it seem as if we haven't been constructed by God, but rather by a finitely improbable chance, which somehow paradoxically is more probable.

In deep deliberation, we forget that there is an evolution in the concept of 'Creationism' itself, as whenever a discovery is made supporting the belief of evolution, creationism evolves to fit its own beliefs and save itself from the 'natural selection' of the most believable faith in human minds, which have evolved to accept, not the best, but the most understandable or relatable or 'believable' of the 'facts' presented to it.

Just as the improbable unlikelihood of life being spontaneously created and evolved into us humans, there is the equal improbable unlikelihood of religion being created, and it too evolving to be still with us, 

even after the severe and harsh natural conditions of 'modern belief'.