Apostle Tohndoh Augustine, a spiritual son of Prophet Shepherd Bushiri, recently raised a provocative question to his followers, challenging Christians and believers to look closely at religious rituals and practices.
Sharing side-by-side imagery of a Catholic bishop holding a venerated saint’s skull during a religious procession alongside a traditional practitioner holding a human skull, Apostle Tohndoh Augustine Mih asked:
"I WANT TO ASK A GENUINE QUESTION TO THOSE WHO SUPPORT EITHER OF THESE, IS THERE ANY DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE FOLLOWERS OF THE PRACTICE IN TWO PICTURES? Just be honest, and Biblical."
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The Core Questions Being Raised Now Are; 👇
√ Is the veneration of physical remains (relics) in traditional church denominations fundamentally different from traditional or indigenous spiritual practices involving physical remains?
√ From a strictly biblical perspective, does Scripture support or condemn the use of human remains in worship and intercession?
√ Does the spiritual authority or intention behind a practice make it sacred, or does the nature of the act itself matter most?
Where Do You Stand?
Is there a clear theological line separating these practices, or are they two sides of the same coin when examined through a purely scriptural lens?
Drop your thoughts in the comments below—keep it honest, respectful, and biblical!
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