On of the legacies left us by our forebears is the host of stories and tales of long ago. Stories are of course entertaining, many such stories also convey some important message. One such story is the story of the fox and the stork. Beautiful illustrations make stories more fun and enjoyable.

The ‘Divine Command Theory’ states that what actions are morally right or good is dependent upon, and determined by, what God commands or decrees that is right or moral for mankind. That which is God’s will is therefore good and serves as the norm for moral conduct.

there is no direction to evolution - it's neutral. If complexity works, it survives, but 'primitive' lifeforms like the microorganism of the black smokers may remain essential the same for billions of years. Similarly, nothing in Wright's account of religion's history requires that religion become progressively more moral.