Lance Grande, a Distinguished Service Curator Emeritus at the Field Museum, delves into the intriguing interplay between evolution and religion. He explores how societies transitioned from supernaturalism to organized belief systems, highlighting the evolution of religious diversity. Grande discusses the agnostic approach to understanding religions, contrasts the abundance of faiths with the principles of natural selection, and examines the historical connections between major religions like Christianity and Islam. His insights shed light on the complexity of human religiosity and cultural influences.