Concept Of God Vs Agnostic View Point ( Please Read)?

I recently turned agnostic after being a catholic for 18 years since birth. After doing research into evolution and many other things I realised most biblical text is contradictory and unfair. However, I am currently looking into a pantheistic approach of life where “God” reveals himself/itself, through nature. Does it make sense that through the process of evolution and nature our morals and ideas were developed to help us understand “god” and that god is represented by the things we do.
In other words, from the beginning of time things could have taken a different direction, however our atoms developed a competitive nature, and in turn morals were chosen by natural selection as a dominant trait. Lastly, we became intelligent and developed the need to question our existence. What I am trying to say is that is that I see why people tend to worship deities because it is a natural thing to do. Just like gravity is the way it is, and does what it does. So is our sense of believing in deities. Since we have the innate nature of believing and worshipping deities shouldn’t that make them true? And yes I know there are many deities and religions to choose from but I am talking more about the need to worship something and the spawn of a God belief.
In the big picture when looking at the universe and everything that it contains it is strange to me that on planet earth we got to the point of creating Gods and not something else. The fact that we were led to believe in a God ( no matter which one it is) has some really deep meaning too me that I can’t understand.
Any comments would be appreciated