The Belief Of Organized Religion - 1173 Words

The Belief of Organized Religion All over the world there is some kind of conspiracy. One is the Organized Church Conspiracy or the Organized Religion Conspiracy. Many people think that Organized Religion is a source of evil, however it can be a source of wars, genocide and dogmatism but, â€Å"An Organized Religion is a faith system with an over-arching structure worship practices, and administrate the organization† (What Is Organized Religion and Does the Bible Support It?). The Organized Religion Conspiracy or Faith System is evidently proven by telling us how religion is a form of mind control, how organized religion is affecting human population, and how religions are in the world around us. In America there are many people who have lots†¦show more content†¦Many people say that the government controls people’s thoughts of organized religion. â€Å"Entering the Monastic life means renouncing your own will once and for all, ready to do at every moment of the day for the rest of your life what you are obligated to do by the monastic routine and the abbot of the community† (Andino).Organized Religion means a variety of things. When God showed himself in some strange way, it left humans with some depositum of spiritual knowledge from which all the knowledge of gods origin. â€Å"If this was not a case, no human institution could legitimately claim the authority to organize religion and promulgate a normative set of propositions for the belief and forms of worship†(Andino). Since no one is perfect, God has to provide some ways of showing his depositum the part of the humans to whom entrusted his revelation. This means that, God is always working during hard times and is always trying to make everything better so people can make the right choices in life. â€Å"An organized religion must operate in time and in human society, some sort of organizational structure would have to emerge to identify the dwelling place of that truth, which allows us to identify that we are in communion with those who believed that faith and that we are receiving the authentic revelation, and not come corrupted or incomplete imitation†(Andino). Mainly everything we do requires faith. â€Å"We can either believe that an organized religion