Adding religion to EB

[Gabeed]

Could be an interesting idea, but I'm not sure religion played such an important role in creating unrest during EB timeframe. I think since they are not monotheistic religions they were more tolerant to each other with less zeal and fanatism than we encounter in later periods where monotheistic religions dominate the world.

Indeed. Since polytheistic religions of the time were more open to the idea of adding foreign deities to their pantheons (Cybele for the Romans, for example), or else equating foreign gods to their own, there was not nearly as much religious conflict as later. The Romans seemed to think that as long as the worship of a god didn't disrupt public order and wasn't morally abhorrent to them (the Bacchanalia, Carthage's infamous baby sacrifices to Saturn), it was fair game.

With that said, I would agree with the others who have suggested "religion" as "culture" for EB-BI, but isn't that already somewhat represented in public order?