Nun And The Nun

There’s a difference between ‘Nun and the Nun’ let’s be rational beyond religious background and understand the truth.

It’s man’s nature to defend his race, tribe, family, and religion, but when what we are defending isn’t clear enough won’t it be better to have a clear understanding of what we are defending?
I want us to go to the convent and observe some of the activities that go on there, the good and the bad ‘le meilleur et le pire’

Forthwith, in the Gospel of Jesus Christ, let’s start by asking is there any room for the celibacy of women in the service of God? not from Jesus, not from His Apostles and not from the Early Christians, so from whence came the celibacy of women in God’s House? From a Roman Emperor, the celibacy of women is a pagan Roman tradition; it has no place in the Gospel.

Before moving forward, let’s look at the Celibacy of priests, the male folk, all the 12 Apostles of Jesus were married men with a wife and children, even the Apostles He called later, Matthias and Paul, were married with a wife and children.

According to the Gospel of Jesus, as written, a priest or generally someone called to serve in God’s vineyard must be a husband of one wife, marriage is a necessary criterion for priests, pastors, or anyone called to serve in higher or lower capacity whether Catholic, Anglican, or Pentecostal:
And Paul asked a question in this regard, “If a priest isn’t married how can he lead the church?”
The church is an extension of the family. If you don’t know how to fix 2 + 2, how can you fix X + X? That’s what it means to be a priest without a family.

In defence of celibacy, many argue Paul wasn’t married, but we forgot to also know Paul was a Pharisee, Scribe and Jewish Senator, according to the Jewish custom, you can’t be appointed as a Pharisee if you aren’t a husband of one woman and the father of a child, so we can’t use this and defend celibacy or make it seem right.

Celibacy of priests where did it come from? If Jesus or the Apostles didn’t give that instruction, then who gave it? A Roman Emperor gave it, his name was Hildebrand.

Hildebrand, a Tuscany monk, elected Pope Gregory VII in 1073, he was the man who greatly corrupted the Roman Catholic church, most of these unbiblical teachings in Catholic were introduced by Hildebrand, the first being celibacy, before Hildebrand became the Pope priests had wives and children, Popes had wives and children, Pope Leo was the father of Lorenzo, weren’t they?

Because of the corruption he introduced into the Church, he was exiled by Henry of Germany; he died in exile, but what about the corruption he planted? It became part of the Roman Catholic church even to this day because it favours and satisfies human ignorance.

How did Hildebrand corrupt the church? He appointed secular pagan priests from the Roman shrines as church leaders, druids, and sun god worshippers, who became heads of the church. We shall find time to discuss Hildebrand in a few details.

I want you to know that those things Hildebrand introduced, we still defend and swear on them till this day, and some of us are even ready to hate and die for it. These practices are totally uninspired. Instead of getting angry about discussions like this, try to know the truth by yourself.
Hildebrand introduced celibacy and stopped priests from getting married for financial reasons, it has nothing to do with service.

Even though celibacy of priests has no place in the Bible, but if it was introduced for sincere service then it would be reasonable enough partly, but since it was introduced by an Occult monk of Tuscany Abbey Hildebrand, it doesn’t have a place, there’s much to know about this, because of time I leave you with that lamp to find other lines, but I will discuss Hildebrand and some of the practices he introduced into the church briefly later.

Let’s go back to the convent, the woman God made is an emotional being, made to be with a man not alone, no woman can understand herself alone, she gets a vivid description of her being being with a man, God made it so, after creating Eve, God took her to Adam, where she belongs, she doesn’t belong to a solitary convent system which separates her from being where she was made to be.

The convent is a religious crime against women; it was created to steal the best and cast them into a pit of emotional solitude imposed on them by men.

Celibacy of women is anti-womanhood, we don’t see it that way because it came under the guise of religion, God isn’t pleased with the imposition, and that’s why I am against it completely, there is no special thing you can’t do for God as a free woman, so why the unbiblical commitment?

Some of the Nuns who go to Africa for missionary assignments travel back pregnant, and when they get to the convent, they stay out of sight until they give birth. What happens to those babies? They bury them or discard them.

I don’t tell stories, I say things the way they are. Some Nuns who went to Africa for missions went back with 6-month pregnancies; it was clear that they couldn’t hide it. This is an exposé of some of the things that happen in the convent, which many defend in denial.

Bones of babies not older than one month are continually discovered in abandoned convents in Spain, Mexico, the US, Canada, Italy, etc Some are buried in the wall, some in the ground. Who we(re) the fathers of those babies? The only men allowed to visit the convent are priests.

Nuns giving birth at the convent and burying the babies is an open secret that shall continue to happen till the end of the world if the celibacy of both priests and Nuns isn’t abolished.

The womb was given to carry a child, not to be confiscated by man-made law such as celibacy.
For those of you who are celibate priests and nuns, tell yourselves the truth: Do you think you can’t serve God in full capacity if you’re married? Look around you, can’t you see married men and women of God doing great things in the service, some of the things and services they render, even as a celibate, you aren’t more committed than they are, so what benefit is your celibacy?

The law of celibacy is the law of Hildenbrand of Tuscany, it isn’t part of the Gospel, and you should start thinking towards the light of your freedom.

Celibacy of priests and the nuns is one of the dark sides of the church and I believe a time comes when light shall roll away this darkness.

– Kanayo Ebuka