A post claiming that Pastor Chris Okafor used spiritual power to send a church member abroad without a passport or visa sparked widespread skepticism online. While many questioned the legitimacy of the story, one reaction went to the extreme: “Liars, don’t trust people that call themselves men of God.” This comment is problematic because it paints all clergy with the same brush, turning doubt about one claim into a blanket condemnation of an entire group. Skepticism is healthy, especially when extraordinary claims are made, but generalizing all religious leaders as liars promotes intolerance and unfair prejudice. Accountability should be specific and evidence-based. Questioning a story does not require discrediting every person of faith or religious leadership
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