By Jerome Ogolla via fb
I read somewhere that Kathy Kiuna, a spouse to the deceased flamboyant city preacher Bishop Allan Kiuna prayed for hours for her husband to resurrect but he refused.
I felt for the lady. Death is painful. When someone close is snatched by this cold blooded vampire called death, it leaves one distraught, and in such circumstances, anyone can do anything.
However, the truth of matter is that prayers change NOTHING, and that’s the reason the dead bishop refused to pull out a Mama Rosa, to resurrect.
Let’s assume that Jewish god called God exists and he is as powerful as faith-fools believe and he is equally very knowledgeable.
What’s the practicality of him allowing the good bishop to die, knowing too well his people will be devastated by the death, only to reverse the death because the wife has pleaded or begged him through prayers?
The bishop taught about a heaven of honey and milk that awaited Christians in an afterlife. Death is just but a commencement to the journey there. Why would the wife wish that her husband returns to this troubled life?
Why did the bishop spend a whopping 450M to treat cancer, essentially a struggle against death, yet it is suposed to be a mere transition to heavenly glory?
Religion works very perfectly if you leave your brain at home. Prayers change NOTHING. It is simply talking to the air. If you think am wrong, let’s meet at the MTRH mortuary, you pray for the dead in the facility and see if even one will raise even a hand.
I once passed by a group of street children spending a rainy night in pavements and wondered if they also have a god.
Why lie you can say the truth? Good morning my fellow Hoof-Eaters!!
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