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I guess I didn't make this clear.
Actually I'm sure I did, but the participants of this thread refuse to make any effort to understand so I'll bludgeon you all with my inquiry as specifically as semantically possible.

I am not curious about the religious. I already get why someone who would want there to be a god would want that. I understand religion.

I'm talking about the non-religious people who still postulate over god's existence.

PT, you're not reading carefully. My target is not, and never was religion. Nor was my target god.

I have my binoculars affixed to the philosohers and their thought bubbles.

Its not a hard damn question. Why do the philosophers care if there's a god? Why are they curious about it?
What does knowing whether god exists or not attract these people?
Evolutionary reasons? Sure. Any other reason works too.

Owl clearly understood the inquiry as his response was a good one, and something I'd not considered.

I'm looking to see not only IF I've overlooked some reasons to ponder gods existence, but WHAT I've overlooked.