The arise of science, and organized religion have produced a crisis in faith.
Organized religion is known to be at the cost of sincere religion. This theme you can see in the Prophets. [Just one example is in Isaiah at the very beginning where he does not think more sacrifices or more attendance at the Temple is a positive thing. He reports that God is displeased with that.]
Science also does cause questions.
Since you can see this in the Old Testament itself, it seems best to keep Torah private. Though there are times that there is some use for organization. [As I saw in the great and amazing Mir of NY and Shar Yashuv also.] Still the general result comes at a cost of authentic Torah.
The organization tends to promise the absurd --you can have everything. No need for moral choice.
It seems not to be authentic. And that follows. Fraud follows organized religion as heat follows fire.
And besides that we know from Pirkei Avot, that Torah is not meant to be a means of making a living.
Rav Nahman clearly indicates this problem when he discuss the problem of Torah scholars that are demons.
[What is the source of the problem of organized religion? Self deception, not hypocrisy. That is people willfully ignore their own evil. [You can see this problem brought up a lot in Dostoyevsky in Anna Karenina ,]
Since I have seen this problem a lot, to me it seems the best idea is to listen to the Mishna in Pirkei Avot to simply cease using Torah to make money.
