A stimulating vision on the complex reality of every institutionalized church or religion, with a clear-cut, subtle distinction between “Church” and “Institution,” and their different origins, a distinction that can be liberating for many souls.

«The ambiguous, ambivalent character of all institutionalized faith – a mixture of faith and rational security, of conscience and selfish interests, of the yearning for love and the craving for power, of deep unconsciousness and of many good intentions – is nothing else but the reflected, magnified image of man himself, of every man, of the unfinished work that we all are, being destined, by our very essence, to transcend the present state and to come out of the ambiguity.»