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Religiosity overtakes true faith
The article discusses the relationship between humans and religion, explaining that humans are inherently inclined towards faith, justice, and the pursuit of the absolute. It states that religion is a fulfillment of natural instinct, not a new invention, but it requires correction and guidance from divine revelation. The article emphasizes that an increase in outward displays of religiosity does not necessarily equate to a return to true, correct religion. Divergent ideas and distortions stem from crossing boundaries and misrepresenting the essence of religion due to human misunderstanding or prejudice. It affirms that genuine piety should be characterized by humility, compassion, and justice, and should steer clear of extremism and superficial appearances. The article points out that humanity needs the true religion that restores innate disposition, mental clarity, and purity of the heart, rather than merely the abundance of outward demonstrations of religiosity.
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