Humans may sometimes look like individuals, but the truth is that all humans are
members of local groups that determine what they know, how they communicate and
how they treat other humans. Each local group develops' stories, beliefs and
rules.Collections of local groups with special beliefs into larger organizations
are often described as religion.REligion often claim special privileges for
their membes so that the term 'religious' is used to claim advantages and
superior moral authority where none actually exists. The task of the 21st
century religion is to update our descriptions of ourselves to accommodate
burgeoning scientific knowledge and an increasingly sophisticated understanding
of human behaviour, the brain