Yes, let him prove to us instead of his fake stuff where he hires people to pretend that they have been healed!!!!!!

Seconded!!!!!

@ham, do you mind debating with me through wisdom and good advice and argue together in the best manner? We can start another thread.

NB: Just through reason, scientific evidence, history, documented evidence... without calling people bigots, brainwashed, apes etc

@tokyo, are you @hamburglar? Or you share same thinking i.e. both of you are atheists?

Two questions @ Nabwire.

1. How will attending the meetings help?

2. What's scary about the 'akorino'?

So we have three atheists so far? @hamburglar, @tokyo and @nabwire. By the way I really admire you guys. Why? Because it means you've been thinking, you've been using your brain and you've refused to believe the kind of gods people are brandishing around

I can deduce that you've also been meeting the wrong kind of people e.g. chanting men, skirt chasers etc.

You've attempted all that apart from one...

I understand the questions that you and @Tokyo are asking. And I also understand the fear you have about the Akorino and the jalejo. I have grown interacting with many African traditional religions and have shifted from childhood fascination to youthful disdain and now I have plenty of respect and support for these religious expressions. But even more importantly, I have come to understand the essence of authentic religious expression and 'tradition'. I can only encourage you to keep up the search and 'investigation'.

I think the questions posed by @Tokyo are more combative than inquisitive. The 'us' versus 'them' mentality and the feeling of being invaded seem to be high. But that's a weakness that should be overcome. I received lots of insight and inspiration from reading Ronald Laing's 'Politics of experience' and I'd recommend the book in case you haven't read it.

And then there's Socrates. His teachings are not only so African, but they are the keys to some, if not all of the questions perplexing us now.

As for chanting, all religion involves them, and sexuality and sexual expression are a constant 'headache'. It's all human. Perhaps all too human.

Tycho, unfortunately I have no interest whatsoever in Philosophy, my attention span does not allow it. I prefer the fast and irrational stock market. I will try to attend a Mukorino meeting as long as they dont expect me to wear those white long dresses

I prefer to underuse my mind, I honestly dont understand why people read Shakespeare in order to be considered learned. I'd rather be unlearned, and use my mind in things that actually matter, like the stock market. I dont understand your last sentence