That that was done on a scientific basis.
That religion don't kill people, people kill people. You should not be against religion on the basis that it creates conflict, because people will find any excuse to kill each other- if not religion, then race, if not race, intelligence, if not intelligence, social class etc.
You say that the books were written by idiots, without any evidence to support your statement. How... scientific.
'Killing is logical because it ensures that there is more food to go round for the survivors'. Seems perfectly logical to me. Resources/people=amount of resources per person. Ergo, we should go on a genocide.
Oh, aren't we proud of our little wordplay?
I know that science cannot explain it. And that it never will be able to do so. So yes, I can believe, if I present a mechanism, that anything could create the universe. And the mechanism which I propose, which is what your leaf example lacks, is that there is a divine being who suspends causality.
I was referring to you referring to the writers of the Bible as 'cavemen.' As you'd know if you had the most basic grasp of history, they were far from cavemen.