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Religion

An Invitation to Reflection

In the LCR, we approach religion from a place of deep respect, recognizing that spirituality has been, for many people, a guide to life, a refuge, and a source of meaning. Likewise, neurology has proven the multiple benefits that certain religious practices have for human beings, which can be considered an innate human need. However, we believe that any religion that aspires to illuminate the path of humanity must also honor human dignity, coherence, and the logic that resonates in every aspect of creation.

The topic is quite extensive and will be developed in our next book; however, we can provide a summary of the main ideas to be discussed, always from an objective logical perspective.

But let's exercise logic, you judge the following considerations:

Do We See A God Or Do We See Religions?

(Fragments of the Next Book)


We aim to carefully examine those beliefs that, instead of liberating, may end up oppressing; that, instead of elevating human intelligence, limit it. Within the theoretical framework of the LCR, we observe religions through a critical and loving lens, questioning whether their teachings truly reflect the character of a creator God who is intelligent and loving. If human beings possess reason, dignity, and intelligence, it is logical to think that if there is a Creator, He would be the absolute source of these qualities, reflecting an even greater perfection and coherence in His designs.

Being of the Same Race, Are Religious Disputes Logical?

(Fragments of the Next Book)



We invite seekers and believers to freely examine any doctrine that contradicts human dignity or lacks coherence in its internal reasoning. If a religion presents a God as the creator of the human brain, life, and biology, it must also be able to demonstrate an integrative logic at all levels. Just as we find harmony and evolution in science, in spirituality we also seek that divine logic that drives constant improvement, inviting human beings to be more fulfilled, more aware, and more in tune with some existing universal love.

Do we follow an evolutionary guide, a logical growth that makes us better humanity? 

(Fragments of the Next Book)


Authentic spirituality, for the LCR, should never be in contradiction with the well-being or the evolution of the creatures of that God. The call here is not to renounce faith, but to elevate it; to seek in it not only comfort or belonging, but a sense of Total coherence that enhances our personal and collective growth. This reflection is an act of love and respect towards the intelligence that has been given to us, a respect towards the Creator who, if He is the one who gave us reason and freedom, will surely wish, by Simple Logic, that we use them to draw closer to the truth.

What Can We Demand Based on Logic?

(Fragments of the Next Book)

Logically, a religion must act according to the capacities and limitations of the human being, integrating the human being into a creation with laws and order; a kind of "Philosophy of Everything."

It must provide a coherent view of the origin, purpose, and destiny of the soul or consciousness, without contradicting viable scientific theories about consciousness and the cosmos. The transcendence of the soul must be connected to an evolutionary purpose that fits with the nature of the universe and its cycles, if they are to be contemplated.

By simple logic; a religion that lacks internal coherence and denies basic proven principles must be reviewed, for example; a religion that sees the sun as the creator, or one that degrades the simple biological equality of human beings.


Religion should promote practices and beliefs that are aligned with neurological and psychological well-being. This means that its principles should help reduce stress, foster a sense of belonging and purpose, and support overall mental health. The spiritual practices it promotes should have a theoretical backing of positive impact on the brain, favoring neuroplasticity and cognitive development.


The method ensures that any religion must be completely coherent in its doctrines and proposals. This means that its teachings should not contradict each other, nor with the scientifically, biologically, and socially proven realities, whether present or future. Evolution must be an essential part of the human and divine purpose, with a clear objective of moral, spiritual, and intellectual growth.

What Would a Religion of That Caliber Demand from Us?

(Fragments of the Upcoming Book)

Search for Truth: The believer should be an active seeker of truth, using both reason and faith to explore existential and spiritual questions.


Ethics and Morality: The believer should strive to live according to ethical and moral principles that reflect the love and justice of the Creator, promoting the well-being and respect for all, as supported not only by basic neurology and biology but also by simple logic when analytically observing the human being.

Commitment to Growth: The believer must commit to their own spiritual and personal growth, recognizing the need for learning and transformation throughout life.

Personal Relationship with the Creator: One should seek a personal and authentic relationship with the Creator, based on communication and openness, beyond ritual practices.