Media personality and outspoken critic of religious practices, Daddy Freeze, has once again stirred controversy by dismissing miracles performed in Nigerian Pentecostal churches as staged and fake.
During a recent discussion on Outside The Box podcast, he expressed strong doubts about the authenticity of these miracles, stating that they lack credibility and cannot be verified. According to him, many pastors in Nigeria use theatrics to manipulate congregations into believing in supernatural occurrences.
Daddy Freeze, who has been a vocal critic of certain religious practices, compared modern-day church miracles to those performed by Jesus Christ in the Bible.
He argued that biblical miracles were witnessed by many and well-documented, unlike today’s church miracles, which often rely on testimonies with no solid proof.
He cited well-known biblical accounts such as Jesus healing blind Bartimaeus, raising Lazarus from the dead, and curing the woman with the issue of blood, explaining that these were events people could verify at the time.
He also suggested that many Nigerian churchgoers fail to question what they see, choosing blind faith over logical reasoning. He believes that most of these so-called miracles are performed to exploit people’s desperation rather than to genuinely help them.
His comments have sparked widespread debate, with some agreeing that religious leaders often take advantage of their followers, while others argue that faith does not always require physical proof.
Many pastors and their supporters have previously criticized Daddy Freeze for his outspoken views, accusing him of trying to discredit Christianity in Nigeria.
Despite the backlash, Daddy Freeze remains firm in his stance, urging people to apply critical thinking when it comes to religious matters. He maintains that true miracles should be beyond doubt and not rely on staged performances that deceive the public.
Source: NewsandVibes.com
