Humanities relience on religon

Your thoughts on how man kind still depends on a form of a god, diety or higher form. Myself, I still think of an afterlife but nessicarly a Christian, Budist, Muslam, Shintouistic after life. More or less a re-incarnation-like system. I believe a final afterlife provides inequalitly, and that if souls just go and dont return, how are they reproduced, and how can it balenced out?

Buddhism sans mysticism is nice. Remove the monks, the resurrection bullshit and all that, and it's pretty cool as far as philosophies go. But, in it's all-life-is-holy thing, it's ironically far too anti-life. Without struggle and want, there is no life. The endpoint of buddhism is return to wantless, IDless LCL soup ala End of Evangelion. No fucking thanks.