Our true spirituality has a bottom line, and the common thread among all religions is our total commitment to truth, or lack thereof. We can pretend by living within the ego and then defend the ego from truth, while our actions show who we really are. Or, rarely, we can look into the mirror. We may have to adjust our priorities. There is little incentive to care about truth.
If we compare religions and their bottom line, which is the percentage of souls making it to Heaven, we can see that it is our honest commitment to our spirituality that defines this bottom line. Honesty is rare within the entire definition of humanity, but our honesty relating to our spirituality is rarer. It requires our focus on the Message In The Mirror.
Our life has priorities, even if we make a personal commitment to spirituality. Money, love, and addictions are at the top of the list. Compromise is the reality, and the mirror is totally unwanted. And along comes the "Anti-Christ" with his comments on the truth of history and science, and how it displays who we are without any means to deny it. How convenient to have a Bible t hat serves the Christian. All they have to do is not care. Too bad the Christian doesn't serve the Bible and "walk the walk", which means sacrifice and suffering. This will be our future great Christian leader...the one who does not compromise for ego.
And all the while our soul is recording our life's actions scientifically in the Akashic record.
Religion
Religion is a convenient compromise of spirituality.
Christians take the easy road. They want to enjoy benefits as long as it is an easy road. They will not listen to anything that challenges their opinion. No brave new Christian leader because it is designed that way...
-preys on weakness of humanity
-quick fixes and promises
-instant rewards
-overall fake religion since it has no bottom line
Christians call anyone who makes an honest effort, and doing the right thing by speaking up, the anti-Christ or Satan. Humanity carries a badge of dishonor on their heads that all can see except themselves. We seldom will listen to anything that threatens our ego.