Religion Religion as a Survival Mechanism

Religion as a Survival Mechanism
What if faith wasn’t just a mystery—but an evolutionary advantage?

Why do humans believe? From tribal fire rituals to modern-day prayer apps, religion has followed us through the centuries—not just as myth or morality, but as something far deeper. In this short, thought-provoking book, Ivan Komlev explores religion not as a divine invention, but as a side effect (and survival tool) of how our minds evolved.

Blending evolutionary psychology, anthropology, and a touch of poetic wonder, Religion as a Survival Mechanism doesn’t argue for or against belief. Instead, it invites you to look at faith from a new perspective—one that’s less about answers, and more about what it means to be human.