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How do we know that false religion leads to deceit?

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False religion, characterized by human effort rather than divine calling, leads to self-deception and spiritual blindness (Isaiah 66:4).

The nature of false religion is that it starts with man’s initiative rather than God's sovereign work. Those who kindle their own fires cultivate a religion that conforms to their desires, often resulting in a deep-seated delusion. Scripture warns that the judgments of God leave these individuals in a state of judicial blindness, where they proudly embrace a false confidence and self-righteousness, believing they are secure in their fate without the true intervention of the Holy Spirit. This manifests in a lifestyle marked by empty rituals and ignorance of true spiritual needs, aligning with Isaiah 66:4 which states that God chooses delusions for those who walk in falsehood. Thus, true discernment reveals the deceitfulness embedded in practices devoid of divine authenticity.
Scripture References: Isaiah 66:4, 2 Corinthians 11:14

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