Have you ever thought that maybe, just maybe, the thing causing confusion in faith is religion? One religion says this and that while the some other always has a counter argument. Well, it is evident that every religion has its own beliefs, therefore, anyone who believes in another would be confused. They say that religion cannot save a soul because faith does and it is true as written in the scriptures. But how do we measure our faith? Is it by going to our worship place everyday? Or is it by standing firm on what we believe or by carrying Christian hand held flags?

All the things mentioned above could be divine to the human eye or worse, can be perceived as an act of hypocrisy. It is divine for some because they exhibit faith, not being afraid to be persecuted for what they believe in. People consider them as those who believe by faith. But on the second thought, do they really believe? Meanwhile, others are perceived by the society as hypocrites. They pray and sometimes carry the Israel - Zion flag, shouting the name of God. They acknowledge themselves as the sons of Israel. But are they being hypocrites or do they stand for their faith?

One can't judge a person if you haven't really known him and one can't judge someone as to who he actually is when you haven't seen him doing simple things. For those who are perceived to be faithful, at times people are right. They do exercise their faith but they can be wrong sometimes. A wolf can always wear a sheep's wool, as they say. And for those who are considered to be hypocrites, often times, people are right. Yes, no one is a prophet in his own homeland. Little do they know, a person might turn out to be a savior, just like Jesus Christ.