Some argue, that a belief in God, or existing beings that cannot be ‘seen', and the way in which humans can readily accept such thought, without physical evidence can be explained in evolutionary terms. It would seem that God and evolution are opposing perspectives in non-agreement, but some authors explain that the acceptance and belief of a being that cannot be seen, in human cognition comes from an evolutionary protective cognition. It is argued, that humans have an innate cognition to suspect others that cannot be seen, or are just out of sight, in their vicinity, as it would be better to suspect someone that cannot be seen and be wrong, than to be unaware and vulnerable to attack. This type of thought process, or cognition, is explained to be an evolutionary basis for the concept of God and other unseen spiritual phenomena.

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