Big Gods are absent among hunter-gatherer societies like the Hadza

Evidence

What is remarkable about the Hadza, and many other hunter-gatherer groups, is the absence of such Big Gods. Here is how Marlowe describes the religious beliefs of the Hadza, after discussing the observations of earlier anthropologists who were unsure whether or not the Hadza had any religious beliefs at all: I think one can say that the Hadza do have a religion, certainly a cosmology anyway, but it bears little resemblance to what most of us in complex societies (with Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, etc.) — Norenzayan, Ara, Big gods - how religion transformed…, 396