"Modern-day citizens are far more likely to be aware of the sheer range of religious views in human cultures , past and present , and the consequent improbability that just one of them ( and hey , waddaya know ? It 's mine ! ) is wholly true and all the others wholly false . This leads some into woolly New-Age-ist pick-and-mixing ; others to conclude that the world 's religions are all the product of a similar , purely mundane , process of cultural evolution , and that none actually reflects fundamental truths ."
"These are n't the only two options available . The many philosophical views of the material world or ethics do n't mean these two things do n't exist ."
"the sheer range of religious views in human cultures , past and present , and the consequent improbability"
"philosophical views of the material world or ethics"