Is tradition enough reason to follow something that may have no logic or proof behind it? Must we commit ourselves to the past instead of creating our own being? There are theories that religion is only based on stories written by people just like us. It was all made up by storytellers who wanted to create a belief system and in the older days a system of ruling and government.
Then it all changed. Religion changed according to new developments and found its way into the contemporary world. This shows that religion is flexible and then once it becomes flexible people decide on their own version of an ideal religion and from there it just keeps branching off. Then each person believes in something different resulting in separation from communities and at many times, conflict between the branches. Conflict in saying that one belief is superior to another.
But if their was no religion then none of this conflict would exist. People would be more accepting of each other and would more easily relate to the other person's needs. If there was no religion then a stronger community base may be formed and similar lifestyle would keep people together.
We should ask ourselves why we believe in or do what we do and then when we come up with the answer ask why again and see if the answer really contains the reason and understanding that it should.
Religion is quickly decreasing as time goes on and new ideas and technologies are developed. There could be a chance that one day religion will completely disappear, and in many years a new group of storytellers will gather and create something called religion which will become the belief and take over once again.