Maybe there's two sides of the story to that, too? While we cannot, on this very instant, prove which religion is right or wrong, of if everything is based on science and mainly what Darwin thought of, who says we can't tomorrow? No-one would have believed that going into space was possible just before the 20th century started, nor did anyone know anything pertaining to time travel, time dilation and other aspects of relativity. It was just out of the question.

Honetly, who can really prove we will NEVER know the theory behind what's morally right and wrong; if there's a God or not? Humans live in oblivion until we find knowledge about more, and until then, we can only think, dream, and possibly create myths to cover our needs. Maybe some brilliant scientist will show up tomorrow, showing all his theoretical evidence that shows EXACTLY what happens when we die, and EXACTLY what the deal with things "above" our level are. In fact, the methodism this messiah of the neverending "which religion is right?" and "is there a God?" questions use might be enough to let us get practical proof of these things as well.

Tomorrow is another day. Will it really be just like any other? Maybe one of us will make a change. Maybe one of us has already ben chosen. Tomorrow we will know the truth and never have to ask ourselves these futile questions again. Until then, we can only speculate.

"Stephen Wolfram is the creator of Mathematica and is widely regarded as the most important innovator in scientific and technical computing today." - Stephen Wolfram