The Sins of Religion

Yet, Prayer is Absolute

De: C Ingraham

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

What happens when religion divides, but prayer still unites?

In The Sins of Religion: Yet Prayer Is Absolute, author C. Ingraham takes readers on a powerful spiritual journey beyond dogma, doctrine, and centuries of division. With honesty and grace, this thought-provoking book explores how Judaism, Christianity, and Islam—the world’s three great faiths—each hold pieces of divine truth yet struggle with internal conflict, historical manipulation, and human pride.

From the rejection of the New Testament in Judaism, to the altered scriptures of the early Church, to the exclusive conviction within Islam, Ingraham reveals the deep imperfections of organized religion—and the one sacred act that transcends them all: prayer.

Through beautifully written chapters, this book guides readers to rediscover the core of spiritual connection—selfless prayer that rises above tradition and returns to the heart of God. You’ll learn:

• Why prayer is the universal language that unites all believers.

• How organized religion lost its original purpose—and how to find it again.

• Ways to pray beyond ritual, fear, and guilt, and experience divine peace.

• The difference between religion’s voice and the voice of the Spirit.

• How to quiet your soul and hear God in silence, without boundaries or labels.

Whether you’re a lifelong believer, a seeker of truth, or someone who’s been disillusioned by religion, The Sins of Religion invites you to step into a deeper understanding of faith, humanity, and the eternal power of prayer.

This is not a book against religion—it’s a book for anyone longing to reconnect with the pure essence of God’s presence that lives within us all.

Because when religion fails, prayer prevails.
And prayer, above all, is absolute.

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