The question of why certain individuals hold a belief in God while others do not has long intrigued scholars and laypersons alike. Is this belief a matter of personal choice, a consequence of one’s upbringing, or perhaps an expression of divine intention? For centuries, theologians have explored this complex issue, and in recent years, scientists have entered the discourse, proposing a novel perspective: genetics. The inclination to believe in and engage with the supernatural is a common thread woven through the fabric of human existence. While the specific nature of religious or spiritual beliefs varies according to cultural context, lifestyle, social structures, and historical background, the ubiquitous presence of some form of spiritual or supernatural belief across nearly all societies implies that there may be a biological foundation for the human capacity to believe.
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