The song "Salvation For Mankind" by Unleashed explores themes of disbelief and criticism towards organized religion, mainly Christianity. The lyrics narrate a story of someone stealing bones from a Roman cave, presumably to create a counterfeit religious miracle for personal gain. The individual's motivation appears to be selfish, as they aim to promote their own version of a holy tale and "plant the Christian seed." They take the stolen bones and run away, symbolizing the exploitation and manipulation of religious beliefs for personal or ulterior motives. The lines "Resurrection is the sign" and "Soon he'll come to us again" refer to the anticipated return of Jesus Christ in Christianity. However, in this context, the lyrics suggest that using resurrection as a sign is a mockery. The use of the term "vomit" signifies disgust and contempt towards the body of Christ, further amplifying the lyrics' criticism of organized religion. Additionally, the song questions the validity of religious beliefs, highlighting the pointlessness of millions of prayers and the quest for secret knowledge. The phrase "For the secret to unwind" implies that people are eagerly waiting for answers and clarity regarding their faith, but it appears to be in vain. Overall, "Salvation For Mankind" is a critique of the exploitation, manipulation, and blind faith associated with organized religion, particularly Christianity. It challenges the notion of salvation and emphasizes the personal motives behind religious acts.
