DAILY NATION: A MOCKERY TO CHRISTINITY

It's with deep concern that I have noted in today's daily nation paper (12th July 2019) on page 14, a portrait of power lines with an image that purports to describe the suffering of KPLC customers.

The title of the image reads Kplc customers paying for the sins of fraudsters.

Though the author has right of publication and research and their customers right to information; I would tend to disagree with the pole that has an image of a crucified person on it. This is a mockery to Christian faith and should be condemned at all cost by all Christians in and outside Kenya.

I believe there are other ways in which the author of the article could use to display his attention rather than using a portrait that infringes other people's religion.

We are living in a Sovereign state where rights of every individual should be respected at all cost and no one has right to abuse in whatever way the religion of the other.

As Christians, we believe that it's through the Cross of our Lord Jesus that all were redeemed and saved ( 1 Thessalonians 5:9-10). May God bless Kenya and all people of Good will.

Samuel Nyonje Muhanji wishes you God's blessings and fruitful moments.