“There is no Heaven, don’t be deceived” -Captain Smart sparks fresh controversy
Firebrand Broadcaster Captain Smart has shockingly revealed on his morning show Onuamakye on Monday, that there is no heaven, and that Pastors should stop deceiving their members and tell them the truth.
Captain Smart, who has on several occasions taunts himself as a Christian and a proud member Church of Pentecost backed his claims with bible quotation, Genesis chapter 1:1.
According to him, God is not in heaven, so if Christians want to go to God, then it’s different place not heaven.
He argues that, the bible according to Genesis chapter 1verse 1, “God created Heaven and the earth” so he quizzed that where was God living before creating Heaven and the earth? That is where he wants to live, not heaven.
He made these arguments on his morning show
Onuamakye on Onua Tv and radio.
“Pastor should stop deceiving their congregants, God is not in Heaven. The bible said in Genesis 1:1 that in the beginning God created Heaven and the earth, where was he living? That is where I want to go” he says.
Many Pastors and and Christians will disagree with Captain, but he my be making sense especially basing his argument on the bible.
The bible interpretation has been difficult as different churches have different meanings and explanations to the same verses in the bible
Source:africaneditors.com/Raymond Karvi
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