Falz the Bahd Guy, a Nigerian rapper and social critic, is taking the conversation into fresh and thought-provoking areas in a world where religion and faith are sometimes reduced to rigidity and regulations..CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
responding to the shocking statement he made that “fornication is no sin” on his official X account, which was formerly known as Twitter. “I think the idea of sin is manipulated,” he said, adding, “We judge people for deeply human things while ignoring the corruption, lies, and injustice around us.” Falz’s perspective on fornication does not elevate sexual activity. It’s about addressing how religion has been used as a weapon to humiliate people into silence, guilt, and terror, in addition to controlling conduct.
Falz is an example of the increasing number of young Africans who are spiritual but not religious, who are looking for purpose in life, but who are repulsed by the discrimination they encounter at places of worship like churches and mosques. In a recent interview with Arise News, he reiterated his newly chosen beliefs by saying, “I’m not a Christian.” All I have faith in is the religion of love.
His “religion of love” rejects morality rather than legalism. He declared, “I’m not a Christian.” “I don’t adhere to religious doctrine. However, I think that love is a higher power. being humane. living a truthful life. That’s what I believe. For him, it’s not about quoting scripture or attending church. It’s wade about choosing empathy, eschewing judgment, and leading an honest life. Falz is purposefully changing the spiritual narrative by claiming to follow “the religion of love,” not with conceit. in a culture that is frequently split by moral policing, religious conflicts, and tribalism.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>