We therefore come to the conclusion that religion is alien to the nature of man. Only those things that the human body and mind need may be said to be natural. In other words, life aims to satisfy the natural needs of man. Religion does not seem to be concerned with such a need. For thousands of years, people have been trying to treat unnatural things as natural, and the stone wall dividing the two has not yet disappeared.
People continue to value food, sleep and sex.
They continue to be averse to fasting, willful waking and celibacy. They continue to like fighting, hating others and attaching importance to grief. And so, we are as far away from peace, happiness and love as we were thousands of years ago. You may ask what the value of medicines is when, in spite of their use on a wide scale, diseases continue to multiply. Nature works through dualism and that is why medicines and diseases continue to exist together.