The Chairman of the Commission for the Protection of Communities, Religions and Languages, Mrs. Thoko Mkhwanazi-Xaluva, has stepped on the tail by revealing that she believes in the ancestors, which has fueled new anger against Christians who have been complaining for some time that she is slandering them.
Mrs. Mkhwanazi-Xaluva, as the Chairperson of the CRL Rights Commission, finds herself in this situation simply because she suggested that churches be regulated by registering and issuing pastors’ licenses to be regulated by law in South Africa.
His main complaint is that there are many churches with practices that oppress and humiliate people. He wanted his Council to be empowered to investigate the scattered churches to see if they are violating the rights of believers.
This proposal raised the spirits of many believers who reprimanded the bad by saying that the government wants to impose laws on religious people in the way they worship, which the Constitution does not allow.
Speaking toIt’s the weekend Regarding this, Professor Musa Xulu, who was previously part of the work of this Commission, said that Mrs. Mkhwanazi-Xaluva did not do well to say that she is a healer when she knows that she holds such an important position.
Xulu talks like this, there is a video showing Xaluva speaking standing in front of the magicians saying that he believes in his own spirit. ”We don’t know, maybe their ancestors don’t work for them,” he is heard complaining without clarifying who he is referring to.
Xulu says this is bad because it will create hatred between Mkhwanazi-Xaluva and Christians. ”I can honestly say that you have been very careless by speaking in that way. The worst thing about him is that he just talks on social media, he must stop that because it will get him into trouble,” warned Xulu.
He went on to say that the conflict between Mkhwanazi-Xaluva and the Christians will continue if he continues to behave in this way.
Xulu complained that another big problem is that Mkhwanazi-Xaluva does not understand Christianity well, he said that it is one of the things that causes him to do whatever he does.
”The truth is that the story of ancestors is another religion in itself. If you are going to take such a person and say that you should look after the Christians, then there will definitely be a problem which is exactly what we are facing now,” he said.
Continuing, Xulu also said that he wants to control the work of pastors and churches is a clear sign that he is confused and does not understand what Christianity is.
“Christianity has been controlling itself since ancient times, but Mkhwanazi-Xaluva said he would control it because of confusion and misunderstanding of what it is not,” said Xulu.
He goes on to say that according to the 2002 law, Mkhwanazi-Xaluva must support linguistics, cultures and churches, and prosecute them if there is a lack of guidance.
“In this law, there is not a single thing where it is said that he should control the believers, but here he comes. Nothing will be done because even those who are caught are silent when he is doing something that is not in this law.”
The South African Church Defenders organization expressed great displeasure with Mkhwanazi-Xaluva’s speech. He said that the only reason he oppresses Christians so much is because he believes in ancestors, he is against Christians.
In recent months, this organization has organized a march in Durban where they complained about Mkhwanazi-Xaluva, accusing him of the way he oppresses the believers.
The Chairman of this organization, Rev Mpfariseni Mukhuba, In his speech, he said that they do not hesitate to face Mkhwanazi-Xaluva head to head and it will be clear which one will bend the horn.
He stopped by saying that Mrs. Mkhwanazi-Xaluva is against the church of God and has the idea that she can do anything to it.
Mkhwanazi-Xaluva a few weeks ago went to Maphumulo, in a place called Ikhaya LaBadithi to tell the founder of this place, Pastor Vusumuzi Sibiya, to leave the church. In this place there are gathered people who say that they have dedicated themselves to serving the Kingdom of Heaven, and are separated from everything that belongs to the world.
Mkhwanazi-Xaluva threatened the Master, saying that if someone dies in that place, he will return without eating anyone’s food. Some of these brothers chose to stop the doctors’ medication because they said that their hope is in God.