In a religious group called the Church of Redemption, leader Eric Summers influences thousands of believers with his strong faith and infectious speaking style. Eric claims to be guided by God and claims that modern medicine is a betrayal of faith, and that only through pure prayer and religious rituals can true physical, mental and spiritual healing be achieved. **Background and rise:** Eric was born in an ordinary family and was educated in the field of medicine when he was young, but after a serious illness, he gave up traditional treatments and chose to rely entirely on prayer to heal himself, and then turned to religion. He claimed that this experience was a miracle and strengthened his belief that the power of faith surpasses science. With personal charm and firm belief, Eric quickly gathered a group of loyal followers and gradually established his own sect. **Doctrine and propaganda:** The core doctrine of the Church of Redemption emphasizes that all diseases and pain are manifestations of insufficient faith, and only by strengthening the connection with God, participating in collective prayer and special religious rituals can one obtain God's grace and healing. Eric often gives speeches at large gatherings and live TV broadcasts, denouncing modern medicine as "false science", claiming that drugs and medical technology only weaken people's spiritual strength and hinder spiritual growth. **Faith-Restricting Measures:** In order to ensure that believers rely entirely on religious healing, Eric has formulated a series of strict rules and regulations. He prohibits believers from seeking any form of medical help, including first aid, surgery and drug treatment. Anyone who violates the rules will be regarded as "lacking faith" and may be expelled from the sect or punished internally. In addition, there are special instructors in the sect to monitor the health of members and ensure that they are not subject to external medical intervention. **Influence and Controversy:** Eric's approach has a strong impact on believers. Many people give up necessary medical treatment because of their faith, causing some members to become more ill or even die. This behavior has attracted widespread attention and criticism from all walks of life. Medical experts and human rights organizations have repeatedly called on the government to intervene to prevent more tragedies. However, Eric has successfully resisted external pressure and continued to expand the influence of his sect by emphasizing "freedom of belief" and "God's will." **Ending and reflection:** Although Eric Summers established a large base of believers in a short period of time, the internal conflicts and external legal pressures of the sect gradually increased over time. In the end, the government intervened in the investigation and banned the "Church of Redemption" according to law. Eric himself was punished for violating public health laws. This incident triggered a deep reflection on the balance between religious extremism and public health, and emphasized the importance of protecting individual life safety and basic medical rights while maintaining freedom of belief.