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#23 - Government Uses Religion to Control People” 2 Former Christians Clash Over History, Power, and Faith

from Thats my Time with Tolu Afilaka

In this episode of That’s My Time Podcast, Tolu Afilaka hosts a deep, no-holds-barred conversation with guests from different belief systems. The discussion moves from Chioma’s experiences of spiritual sensitivity and her connection to water, to portals, altars, and why blood magic is rejected. The table debates whether Jesus is the only way, the role of religion in power and control, and how people hide traditional practices while still attending church. From there it goes into God’s nature, Noah’s flood, “we are gods,” reincarnation, Ogbanje, Akashic records, and dreams that leave marks. A tense section follows on T.B. Joshua and SCOAN, deliverance, fear, and prayer water. The final stretch challenges listeners with words as spells, psalms as spell words, money and protection psalms, return to sender, hellfire, and the idea that love is the real solution. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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