predictable(fully or partially) then there should be something like system or control. This is an interesting proposition and reading the dogmatic responses against the possibility of a genetic predisposition of an individual towards a "god" or "faith" are almost laughable. Obviously, you do not have the "proposed" or "hypothetical" genetic predisposition! Just a few decades ago, similar cynics of religiosity were mocking the effectiveness of prayer and meditation as an aid to physical healing. Now, "scientific" studies indicate that there does appear to be some positive effect and benefit, albeit, explicable in physiological terms. May I suggest you do a bit more research into historical philosophy, religion, and psychology; and perhaps seek to be more open-minded? It is amazing how those without faith our blind to their own brand of dogmatic indoctrinating beliefs that they accuse the religious right as possessing. Plus, before you cast those who follow their religious convictions (no matter how hypocritically or inconsistently)into your collective that you call "idiots," -- convincingly resolve the issue of "first cause." Until then it seems logically reasonable for a truly open mind to consider an "intelligent being," or "force," or "God." Wouldn't be something if there was "god-gene?" And imagine the implications!! It would seem man has been blaming and/or seeking a "god" ever since man appeared on earth. Frankly, the more I explore the minute intracacies of human anatomy, physics, and biology, the more I realize how petty, small, immature, closeminded, and arrogant mankind has become. Since religion is