Why JJ Rawlings banned Latter Day Saints and Jehovah Witnesses in 1989

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Tintin 10 months ago

Because there are no labeling laws to determine whether these two orthodoxy based on true historical christianity, they tend to peddle their version of gospel to attract the mass.

Because there are no labeling laws to determine whether these two orthodoxy based on true historical christianity, they tend to peddle their version of gospel to attract the mass.
OZYMANDIAS 2 weeks ago

The two groups should still be banned from operating in the country. They are anti-social, anti-government policies and anti-local developments. They don’t want to contribute to the development of their local communities, y ...
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The two groups should still be banned from operating in the country. They are anti-social, anti-government policies and anti-local developments. They don’t want to contribute to the development of their local communities, yet they want to benefit from what the community has done to make their environments conducive to human dignity and habitation. Highly subversive groups.
OZYMANDIAS 2 weeks ago

Highly controversial groups who have no interest in contributing to the development of their environments, yet will always want to benefit from what the community has done.

Highly controversial groups who have no interest in contributing to the development of their environments, yet will always want to benefit from what the community has done.