Homo ergaster Religions.

GeraldtheGnome: Before or during 1,798,000 BC or 1,8 million years ago or in between that time or 1,698,000 BC or 1.7 million years ago or somewhere in between appeared/evolved the first Homo ergaster Human on Earth, that was at what is now Kenya unless proven otherwise. The first known for sure Human of this kind that first appeared/evolved on Earth was at what is now Kenya as far back as before or during 1,698,000 BC or 1.7 million years or in between those times. There is no proof that her or or that other Humans of her Species (if any others were around then) were into Cannibalism or Ritual Burials or into any form of Religion. In fact now one has even claimed any of that that far back in reference to any Homo ergaster Human though some have claimed that there was by the one or more that existed there was a Religion or there were Religions that were/was practiced by the Homo ergaster Human/Humans back then. Since there is no evidence that there was even type of Religion that was around back then it is safe for me to tell you that the person or people around back then were Atheists/was an Atheist.

There may have been one or more Humans of this kind in what is now Kenya and/or elsewhere around back then or not. Even then there is no proof of that and there is no proof that that one or more Homo ergaster Humans in what is now Kenya and/or outside it had Religion in the individual's life or if it was more that they had a Religion or Religions in their life.

'There were questions about pain and suffering, no doubt, too. How did these come to us ? Where did Death come from ? Perhaps it was because of some primeval Alienation between Humans and Spirits or of a Spirit. It was easy to think that Humans had become distanced from their World, for they (we) were thinking about other Beings and they showed no signs of fully comprehending the future and the nature of death. But we Humans faced that terror.'

This is a Doctored version of the Book, 'The World's Religions, Second Edition', by Ninian (should be Smart and change his first name) Smart, Part I, Chapter 1, Earliest Religions, Section, The Patterns of Prehistoric Life, The Dimensions of Prehistoric Religion, Page 39. This last bit of information too is slightly doctored by me.