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A man was seen being forcefully baptized by the Pentecostal Assemblies of God (P.A.G.) Church, raising serious theological questions about whether baptism should be forced or voluntary. The man had initially agreed to be baptized but refused upon reaching the baptism site!
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Lemme pop my pressure pills... The colonial hungover is alive and real

It is not a death sentence .. I was baptised but I still abandoned Christianity and its lies without fear or shame… I also abandoned religion as a whole ..

Say no for terrorist religion people they will terrorise your culture and They will disarm you" kill you or prepare you for their Muslim brothers to kill you their evil GOD won’t do anything

Will a such forced baptism help anyways? But this should be taken as violation of human rights. Because every human has rights to decide

Sooo scary mwana 🤣

mi huezi niingiza kwa maji chafu

That would be my last day in that church

The man wanted to be baptised but he suffers from acute aquaphobia They were helping him overcome his phobia 😆

Understand in my village back in the days witch people were always afraid of being baptized as it would embarrase them they would come out of the waters with dry clothes

If he signed for it no problem, whose time will he be wasting? Thank you Reverend xoxo, his name has been written in the book of life.

I cant number the deseases guys are earning through the waters

What was the esense of that baptism tbh

You know at times i really wonder what's really wrong with our people🤔. If not politically brainwashed then its religion brainwashed 🫴.

😂😂😂

This is unacceptable!

Even those couples who elope on wedding day should be married forcefully.

this is bufoonery on stilts...

Co

And that's exactly how religion was forced to our fore fathers.

🤣🤣🤣🤣

Haya maji machafu yanawezaosha dhambi kweli?

Which PAG is this?

Shandrerepha kata kwotaaa.... kata nusu,last days and no time.Just repent and change.

He probably just feared the water. Even Jesus was baptized.

Not theological questions. A simple common sense is enough to sort that. Baptism is voluntary after having preached to the person and the person has accepted to take it. However if in the middle of the process the person changes their mind. You don't force them.

Don't force people to God

May the Grace and love of God always be with you

Forced baptism contradicts the very message of the Gospel. If faith requires coercion, something has gone deeply wrong.

You can't even baptize people with dirty water

Now this isn't baptism. Believe in your heart, confess with your mouth... That's the way.

Mbona anakataa
