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Religion was responsible for none of those. Sorry.

And even in the stone age, there was religion, just not "Christianity"
First "car" was steam powered - created by Ferdinand Verbiest, a Jesuit missionary in China. Karl benz is recognized as the father of the modern car - I have no idea if he was a Christian or religious.

Fast Food - chicken sandwich - Chick-Fil-A, enough said.

Willis Carrier came from a deeply religious Christian family, and went on to bring us modern air conditioning.

The ancient Egyptians and the ancient Greeks linked religion and medicine, see their temples. The first documented institutions that functioned as hospitals were Egyptian temples.

You can't just rule out the effect that religion as a concept has had on modern life.

What religions did the cave man recognized? No one has seemed to be able to determine that, they just guess that they had some sort of religion in the upper paleolithic.