It means pretty much all religions are the same at heart, with the same aspiration to goodness (except for Satanism), and are only different in accordance with different laws, beliefs, customs, gods, etc. The song explains that the danger of organized religion is that it tends to put too much emphasis on those traditions and not enough on the morals and those who follow that perspective may become torn by greed, corruption, and may discriminate other religions because of difference in tradition, leading to holy wars, prejudices, and conversions that really aren't necessary because, again, they all aspire to goodness. This is the divine conspiracy Epica speaks of.
It means pretty much all religions are the same at heart, with the same aspiration to goodness (except for Satanism), and are only different in accordance with different laws, beliefs, customs, gods, etc. The song explains that the danger of organized religion is that it tends to put too much emphasis on those traditions and not enough on the morals and those who follow that perspective may become torn by greed, corruption, and may discriminate other religions because of difference in tradition, leading to holy wars, prejudices, and conversions that really aren't necessary because, again, they all aspire to goodness. This is the divine conspiracy Epica speaks of.