sweets, the problem with losing faith in organised religion is that thats what people view it as-organised religion. You cant just look at the exterior and say "oh, empty rituals, a bunch of useless dogma etc." like i suppose you can do with Christianity (no offence guys im drawing on an analogy). People who are disilussioned by organised religion never stop to think about the inherent truth behind them. We live in a world which values relativism and refutes the idea of an ultimate truth, and thats the sad thing, because an ultimate truth does exist but people are often too lazy to find it and so buy into these relativistic ideals in the name of "free thinking". I'd know...ive fallen into it. Sweets, im not sure what ur reason behind losing faith in organised religion is, but you cant refute the fact that there is an ultimate truth as has been revealed through organised religion, but amongst all the rituals and dogma we place such value on, we've lost that touch with the divine. Thats why its important to look past the points you may dislike in an organised religion and realise the truth behind it.
Im not being pushy by the way, im merely stating the fact of the matter