The fact is, Canton may be one of few Homo sapiens "humans" who can see the Big Picture, one encompassing the beginning of time and the end of time, the creation of the universe and all the galaxies, including the Milky Way, and the millions of species and their destruction through haphazard unpredictable evolution and mutation, without appparent rhym or reason culminating in one species, Homo sapiens "humans,"a relatively late-comer that in a short time would become a threat to all other species, and finally to his fellow species, leaving few if any survivors.

The fact is, Canton may be one of few Homo sapiens "humans" who can see the Big Picture, one encompassing the beginning of time and the end of time, the creation of the universe and all the galaxies, including the Milky Way, and the millions of species and their destruction through haphazard unpredictable evolution and mutation, without appparent rhym or reason culminating in one species, Homo sapiens "humans,"a relatively late-comer that in a short time would become a threat to all other species, and finally to his fellow species, leaving few if any survivors.

Shouldn't we replace all religion and myth with reason and common sense? This engaging and humorous book examines the early and later histories of religions and discusses where religion has become a repository for hypocrisy and pretense.