Why African Christians show poor judgment – Female Preacher Exposes Her NIPPLES While Preaching
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Christianity they say is the opium of the poor and on a poor continent like Africa is more than that. Christianity has made many Nigerians, Ghanaians and South Africans (the whole Africa) lose their mental faculty and seem to throw reasoning and logic out of the window for blind faith or belief. They happily give their small monies to millionaire pastors and will abandon their mothers because some pastor told them to.
Pastors are making people drink petrol, eat grass and assaulting people in the name of God but nobody is condemning them. Some Christians even applaud these so called men of God and forget that humans have brains. It’s about time we started to use our brains and question some of these acts.
LaTascha Emanuel, who refers to herself as an “unconventional preacher”, filmed herself talking about God while her breasts were partially exposed
A female preacher has sparked controversy after she filmed herself talking about God – while flashing her nipples.
LaTascha Emanuel, an African American minister from Fayetteville, North Carolina, was delivering a message titled The Forked Tongue.
In it, she encourages others to be kind to their family, friends and strangers.
But there’s something in the footage that detracts from her message – her breasts.
Wearing a low cut, zebra print top, LaTascha talks to the camera with her blouse pulled below her nipples, although she appears to make no reference to the fact that her breasts were exposed.
“Let’s be more conscious of what we say, and what we speak. Amen?” LaTascha says as she finishes her sermon.
But LaTascha has come up against criticism from others who disagree with her methods.
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“Even thought she’s speaking the word of God no ones paying attention [sic],” one YouTube commenter wrote.
On her Twitter page, LaTascha states: ” I am an unconventional minister set aside for an unconventional time such as this reaching the world with the gospel and grace of Jesus Christ.”
LaTascha is also known for a series of sermons she preaches, titled ‘The Gospel from the Stripper’s Pole’, where she also exposes her nipples while talking.
While some are critical of LaTascha’s approach, others are more supportive.
One wrote: “It seems to me that mature people can listen to the message without focusing on her breasts.”
Nigeria has a huge population, about 170 million. People saw how rich the early televangelists/prophets/shysters became, so, as market forces dictate, many rushed into the field as a shortcut to riches. It became akin to a gold rush and some of them have become exceedingly rich. Private jets, etc.
And where does all this wealth come from? The poor masses who are convinced that tithing away a portion of their measly wages to some con artist pastor will remove them from the desperation of poverty. It is pure evil.
It’s actually a thing and competition is fierce between the prophets.
TB Joshua has TV Shows, radio programs, and constantly attracts crowds of thousands at his gatherings. He preforms ‘miracles’ on a regular basis, giving the blind sight and curing hiv. In a part of the world where the societies need tremendous support to emerge from poverty, there is no need for the fanatical ideas he encourages. If we talk about him at all, we should remember he is a top rate fraud.
Religious scammers are even less human than politicians.
All religion is a scam. I will bet an eternity in hell that Jesus was a con job as well.
The day poor people stop believing in God is the day a lot of problems in the world get addressed.
Poverty and religion go so well together. Match made in heav…whatever.
Ah what the hell, showing her and says she’s a minister. I give up!
What type of Christian is this. I feel like Christians need a little bit of Sharia Law to make them act right.
Modern day Christianity for you