09/06/2026
Fada you are not entirely correct, and we disagree with this position.
Fr@ud should be pr0secuted, cr!minal deception should be pr0secuted, staged miracles should be condemned and anyone who obtains m0ney by fa|se pretenses should face the law.
But the moment you say that "anyone who claims a miracle without proof should be investigated and pr0secuted," you have moved from fighting fr@ud to cr!minaliz!ng faith.
We would like to ask Sir, who determines what qualifies as proof of a miracle?
Can the government scientifically prove that God healed a person? Can a laboratory test divine intervention? or can a court summon God as a witness?
A miracle is not a commercial contract between a minister and a church member. It is a claim that God acted supernaturally.
If a pastor lies, fabricates testimonies, or tr!cks people into giving m0ney, it is never within the powers of Government to act upon except where such victim as the case may be invites the government by a lawsuit else otherwise. And if a believer says, "God healed me," or a minister says, "God performed a miracle," the government has no business acting as the official examiner of supernatural claims.
What is even more troubling is the suggestion that if a minister promises a miracle and it does not happen, he should refund the money or go to jail. Fada, seems you have forgotten that even in the Bible, there are many prophecies both from the major and minor prophets that never came to pass.
We are not supporting the reckless acts of the acclaimed pastors but you can't call one fake because you can't determine who is fake and who is not by works of miracle, even though you can pr0secute ministers who sell miracles but only when a case by an individual is brought to the Government and established against such a pastor, not to place every claim of divine intervention under state investigation.
Many of us have spent years criticizing fake pastors but we should be careful not to create a precedent where the government becomes the judge of what God can or cannot do.
F!ght frauuuud? absolutely, punish cr!m!nals? certainly, but cr!minal!zing miracle claims is a danger0us road that neither the Church nor society should support.
Bless you Fada.
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DC