Answering African Traditional Religion
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Why Did God Kill Jesus to Clear Sin Instead of Killing Satan?” A Biblical Answer to a Common Viral Question
The fiery social media post ask a pointed question that resonates with many: “Why did God decide to kill Jesus to clear the world’s sin instead of killing Satan to end the sin?” The implication is clear—killing the source of temptation (Satan) seems more logical and less cruel than sacrificing the innocent Son. Why the… Continue reading
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Returning to the Ancestors? A Question We Must Think About Carefully
In recent years, a growing movement among young Africans has begun calling for a “return to the ancestors.” On social media, in cultural discussions, and even in academic circles, some argue that Africans must abandon Christianity and return to traditional African spirituality, especially systems that emphasize ancestral reverence. The argument often goes like this: before… Continue reading
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Debunking Misconceptions: Paul and The Food Sacrificed to Idols
Dear children, keep yourselves from idols 1 John 5:21 In recent discussions, particularly those involving critiques from Muslim Polemists, there’s a recurring claim that the Apostle Paul was labeled a heretic by “earlier Christians” for allegedly permitting the consumption of food sacrificed to idols. This accusation often draws on supposed quotes from Jesus forbidding such… Continue reading
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More Than You Can Imagine: Jesus, the True God-Man Above All Deified Heroes
Throughout history, humanity has elevated great men and warriors to divine status, etching their names into legends and myths. From ancient kings who became gods of thunder and iron to conquerors deified for their might, these figures have left indelible marks on cultures worldwide. Yet, upon closer examination, their stories reveal deep flaws—acts of violence,… Continue reading