Re-thinking just what "theism" means in the context of a global religious perspective, neo-atheism and the lived experience of being with respect to Levine's "Explanatory Gap."

I like to think of myself as a modern age Feuerbach, raising the bar for what passes as religion, thinning the herd or separating the chaff so that we can reasonably discuss the subtler aspects of being human.

I am very interested in the future of theism. Once you strip away the psychology, biology and mythology from God, what is left?

To be clear, comments that contain personal attacks and/or evangelizing (the antithesis of critical thinking) will be deleted as they inhibit rather than encourage conversation.