Religions become corrupted when leaders are assigned to explain God's will to the people instead of showing them how to find this direction within themselves
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In "The Celestine Prophecy," James Redfield suggests that religions can become corrupted when leaders are tasked with interpreting God's will for others. Instead of guiding individuals inward to discover their own spiritual truth, these leaders often impose their interpretations, which can lead to dogma and control.
Redfield emphasizes the importance of personal spiritual insight and inner guidance. He believes that true understanding comes from within each person, and religion should serve...
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