A recent post about Pastor E.A. Adeboye, the General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, stirred controversy after he apologized for stating that non-tithers wouldn’t reach heaven—a claim not supported by the Bible. His apology sparked widespread debate on social media.
Among the reactions, one comment stood out: *”This man right here working with the government and not God.”* This statement reflects skepticism about the pastor’s motivations and raises questions about the integrity of religious leaders. However, making such assumptions without evidence can be misleading and unfair. It undermines the credibility of individuals and can perpetuate distrust in religious institutions, overshadowing the genuine spiritual guidance they aim to provide.
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