Who is the creator of religion, God or man? It seems that religion is a human invention, devised to enslave people mentally under the pretext of gospel. The early Christian church, as described in Acts Chapters 2-4, exemplifies a genuine commitment to Christianity, where followers mirrored Jesus Christ's actions and teachings. It was others who referred to them as Christians due to their dedication to practicing their faith. In contrast, contemporary religion has fostered a reliance on human spiritual authorities, promoting a servile mindset that undermines genuine worship. This has led to fragmentation, strife, and prejudice among individuals. The underlying motivations of religious leaders appear to be driven by a desire for control, exploitation of resources, wealth accumulation, and mental enslavement. Observing religious centers reveals these dynamics, which hinder the establishment of justice and peace. Ultimately, it is crucial to develop a personal relationship with God through prayer, scripture study, and practical application of its teachings to experience transformation as a Christian, rather than merely following religious doctrine, which can lead to disconnection from God, as exemplified by the Pharisees and Sadducees in the Bible.
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