Depends.
Organized religion will shrink with time and be less and less relevant, unless some tragedy in global scale happens.
But the religious thinking, with people looking for a super being that will save us in a shape of politician or military power or even treating science as the new god will still be there.
This will always generate dogmactic thinking and open space for pseudo-sciences.
So religious dogmactic mindset will not disappear because we are hard wired to do so, we evolved to do so and it is our evolutive advantage to be able to see and follow padrons.
The science method defy it, it asks you to always test the limits of your knowledge and this needs a lot of energy and resources. Even the most agnostic person will relax and put some areas of his life in automatic mode, trusting that the way he does, think, act, teach is the best way.

Depends on how you define religion. Religious organizations seem to be on the wane, but deep religious sentiment by individuals is an integral and valuable part of humanity IMO.

“Try and penetrate with our limited means the secrets of nature and you will find that, behind all the discernible concatenations, there remains something subtle, intangible and inexplicable. Veneration for this force beyond anything that we can comprehend is my religion. To that extent I am, in point of fact, religious.” Albert Einstein

Not in this lifetime.
I'm not even sure humanity will ever eliminate religion.

No, but many aspects of religion's hegemony in the world ARE eroding, and the rate of erosion is accelerating, particularly for authoritarian / literalist types. I consider this inevitable, because of the spread of education / knowledge, which inevitably destroys religious faith.

As to how that plays out and the timeframes, there are a lot of ways it could go. My money is on it taking another millennium or so for religion to be marginalized / unimportant as a general influence, probably 3 or 4 more generations before the fundamentalists are carved out to that particular fate. But in the meantime there could be rather dystopian detours that could happen, various setbacks / regressions, or, more positively, some tipping point reached that just sidelines religion as a core driving force of society more quickly than I can presently imagine.

Then there's the question of what exactly replaces that ... if it's a reasonable bias to teaching critical thinking / skepticism / scientific method, an overdetermined scientism, or some political or social ideology (democratic socialism? fascism? xenphobia or other forms of areligious tribalism?)

Bottom line, the human enterprise will continue to lurch along, hopefully toward at least incrementally better outcomes.

Not on my lifetime and do not underestimate the greed of humans. Most likely the next wave will be dominated by women. Maybe roseanne barr will be their new jesus and trump be judas because that is what a liar will be and everything start again for next 2 or 3 millenials so don't start celebrating yet. It ain't going to happen in your lifetime.

Not for hundreds, possibly thousands, of years.

Yes, but not in my lifetime. Need at least two to three generations to die off before we are the narrow majority. And a few more than that before it's nearly universal. But that is rapid change, I think.

Not in my lifetime; I am 71. Religious tenants will be hard for many to leave (as they were for me). I believe it will take several generations.

We can only hope!

I do n't think so. The fruit-loop factor is too heavily embedded in our genes...

No ! We don't live long enough !

Anything is possible with enough willpower. It's going to be very hard to get rid of religious instincts entirely though. I think even in a post-religious society, you would have quite a few people swinging back to it, and coming up with God-concepts of all kinds.

By 'we' I assume you mean the current generation. Probably not, but there is some hope for the future. Maybe in another 10 generations, hopefully fewer.

No.

Not us, but hopefully a few generations down the track.

I highly doubt it. I don’t think that humanity will ever have the potential to replace their individual brand of religion with science on a large enough scale.

Not in my life certainly, and not likely overall.

One day. I hope so.

No I don’t think so, there are to many sheep (follow each other without thinking)

Seems like we are moving in that direction. The actual practice of religion (as opposed to simply identifying with a religion) seems rare compared to just a few generations ago, at least where I live.

Not in what remains of my lifetime, but I hope it does happen.

I think we are heading in that direction as more and more become "enlightened." But we're not there yet and, sadly, I think things will get worse before they get better in this regard.

No - but we can hope.

Probably never unless that big ass asteroid wipes us all out.. Don't Panic!

no chance