A Statement On Religion, False Faiths, And The Hollow Belief System Of Modern Hypocrites.

A Statement on Religion, False Faiths, and the Hollow Belief System of Modern Hypocrites.

Religion was meant to be a bridge between the divine and the soul, a language of the spirit, not a performance for the crowd. Spirituality is the feeling of God within, the deep inner resonance that moves you to truth, compassion, and awakening. But what has religion become? Especially in places like the southern United States, it has mutated into a loud, empty echo chamber, a club of conformity, a cult of fear masquerading as faith.

“Having a form of godliness, but denying the power thereof: from such turn away.” — 2 Timothy 3:5

These so-called Christians, particularly the Republican base, the loudest in the Bible Belt, are often the furthest from Christ. They worship prosperity, judge the poor, cheer for war, and exalt profit over people. They follow false prophets like Paula White, who claimed to have divine visions to secure Trump’s presidency, or Kenneth Copeland, who collects jets while widows eat from food banks. These wolves in sheep's clothing exploit the weak with slick smiles and snake-oil sermons, all while flying in private jets bought with your donations.

“Beware of false prophets, which come to you in sheep's clothing, but inwardly they are ravening wolves.” — Matthew 7:15

Jesus would weep if he returned to see this mess. He flipped tables in the temple for less. Today, he’d walk into these mega-churches and burn them to the ground, not in hate, but in sacred rage. He’d look at these televangelists and say, “I never knew you. Depart from me, you who practice lawlessness.” (Matthew 7:23)

If you believe in God only because you're afraid of hell, or because you need a team to belong to, or because it's a Sunday habit handed down to you, then what you have is not faith, it's fear in disguise. You are not a believer. You are an actor in a morality play you never read the script for.

And let's be honest, most of you haven't even read past Genesis. Yet you're quick to quote Leviticus when it suits your politics and silence when it challenges your comfort. You stand on pulpits condemning the "other" while ignoring the very essence of the message: Love your neighbor as yourself. Feed the poor. Turn the other cheek.

Jesus was a radical, an enemy of Empire, a friend to the sinner, the outcast, the forgotten. He didn't ride jets. He didn’t take tithes from the starving. He walked among the lepers, the prostitutes, the criminals—and saw God in them. Can you?

To the hollow-hearted who pretend to know Christ: you are spiritually dead. You seek inclusion in a cult, not connection to God. And when the day of reckoning comes, don’t expect salvation from the one whose name you used in vain. You will be embraced not by God, but by the one who watched as you turned faith into a tool of power and fear.

“Woe unto you, scribes and Pharisees, hypocrites! for ye are like unto whited sepulchres, which indeed appear beautiful outward, but are within full of dead men's bones.” — Matthew 23:27

The kingdom of God is within you, not in your political tribe, not in your bumper stickers, not in your pastor’s bank account. And until you understand that, you are not saved. You are sold.

“Beware the televangelist who sells salvation, they fatten their pockets while you empty yours. True faith needs no price tag, and God is not a product to be bought.”

Dedicated to all the Televangelists and Fauls Profits.

Love

Moth Hawk