For many, organized religion has been a source of comfort, community, and guidance. Yet, for a growing number of individuals, whispers of doubt have begun to gnaw at the foundation of their faith. Critics argue that mainstream religion, with its gilded pronouncements and towering edifices, casts a long shadow, one that can stifle individual growth, impede social progress, and even become a tool for control. Is this merely cynicism, or is there merit to these accusations? Unmasking the Organized Religion.
