 Others have taken the cognitive science of religion to have debunked or “explained away” religious belief. For example, it is less clear in the case of religion than in other areas what the “Milvian Bridge” is that connects fitness to truth (Wilkins &amp; Griffiths 2012). An evolutionary byproduct is, by definition, selected for reasons independent of its function, and adaptionist accounts of religion do not typically reference truth as the value in virtue of which religion may be adaptive. To whatever extent that it is plausible that evolutionary explanations such as those from the cognitive science of religion successfully undercut religious belief, this only adds greater force to Marsh’s argument as one should find it surprising indeed that God would choose to use an epistemic method susceptible to debunking. 