We start by answering the questions men have asked for eons. We start by defining man's and mans' purpose in life. We cannot do this alone. We must have religions participating and this will not happen until religion itself answers its need for a purpose within reality. Religion needs more than just a purpose centered around the glorification of God.
Religion needs a real purpose in reality.
Religion needs to find its own niche in reality or it will never concede to allowing man to establish his purpose in the universe. Even so, we persist in creating paradoxes relegating the creator of a universe to the limitations of humans We persist in holding onto the myth that we can impose upon the creator of a universe, the reality in which we function, the stymieing characteristics of omnipotence, omniscience, and omnipresence using the illogical reasoning that these three terms give the creator of the universe limitless potential. As contradictory as it may seem, the fact is that by describing the creator as omnipotence, omniscience, and omnipresence, we have actually done an injustice to the creator itself. We have stymied it to an existence of limitations. Placing these parameters on God makes our God too small.