A Kenyan pastor is currently making headless for bad reasons. According to news circulating online, the Kenyan pastor’s premises was stormed by the Kenyan police after news several deaths were occurring and most people began pointing hands at the pastor and accusing him of being in a cult. The police who launched an investigation into the cult news stormed his premises and in the process recovered about 39 to 47 dead bodies. The leader of the church identified as Paul Makenzie Nthenge reportedly told his fellowship to fast to death so they can meet Jesus Christ which they obeyed.
In the recovery of the dead bodies, the police reported that many children and families were found in the buried bodies. The police quickly arrested the founder and the leader of the fellowship Paul Makenzie Nthenge, who will be arraigned before the court with a charge of manslaughter and if found guilty, he will be served the necessary punishment. The news upon its break on social media left many astonish as to why people will listen to him and starve themselves to death.
Social media users joined the discussion and added their pieces of advice and opinions to the ongoing conversation, a few of them are highlighted below;
@MuluNrea
“Now the spirit speaks expressly that in the latter times, some shall depart from the faith Forbidden to marry commanding to abstain from meats which God has created to be received with thanksgiving. (KJV1 Timothy 4: 1-3)”.
@CM_Rondo • 10h
"Religion can oftentimes lead to atrocities and horrible events Now replace "religion" with anything, literally
anything. Then read it out loud and hear how hateful you sound. Go ahead and test it out”.
@Tadijakrstanov2
“People are easily influenced when you tell them what they want to hear. Im sure it didn't start with death, just like Jonestown, and just like many others. Sadly extremes of anything isn't good”.
@electronzap
“I believe that all religions that promote fasting originally used it as an excuse to get out of feeding
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