Controversy over the underworld
Aug 14, 2003
Does an underworld exist that we ordinary mortals are unaware of? In the book Snatched from Satan’s Claws; Eva Mukendi narrates:
Does an underworld exist that we ordinary mortals are unaware of ?
In the book Snatched from Satan’s Claws; Eva Mukendi narrates: “In River Congo like any other river in the world, there are underground cities with lot of human activities.
One such city is located next to Inga and another is near Matadi town. Their importance lies in the fact that they are Conference Centres where many decision affecting the countries and continents of Africa are effected.â€
In the book He Came to Set the Captives Free, Elaine an American and former High Priestess in Satan’s Kingdom, talks of human sacrifice as an integral part of the followers.
“Human sacrifice is a subject that few, ex-cult members are willing to talk about because of the legal implications. I flatly refused to participate in human sacrifice. I have been brutally disciplined and tortured by demons on many occasions for my refusal to obey Satan in this area. In recent years, large numbers of young people are becoming involved Satanism through rock music, occult role playing, fantasy games and much individual recruitment,†says Elaine in the book authored by Rebecca Brown.
Clergy interviewed had this to say:
Bishop John Ntegyerize of Kinkizi Diocese says: “ As far as I know, there is a world above the world that is heaven. This underworld you are talking about seems to be visited by people in Kampala but not here in Kinkizi. I do not believe it exists.â€
Reverend Dennis Odoi, a Psychologist and Counsellor says: “Those who argue that the demons and spirits are not there are wrong. We just cannot understand it all using the human understanding, but it takes spiritual insight to understand it all.
The first two books can be purchased from Baptist Bookshop in Wandegeya, while Snatched from Satan’s Claws’ is available at New Day Bookshop.
Compiled by Patrick Luganda
In the book Snatched from Satan’s Claws; Eva Mukendi narrates: “In River Congo like any other river in the world, there are underground cities with lot of human activities.
One such city is located next to Inga and another is near Matadi town. Their importance lies in the fact that they are Conference Centres where many decision affecting the countries and continents of Africa are effected.â€
In the book He Came to Set the Captives Free, Elaine an American and former High Priestess in Satan’s Kingdom, talks of human sacrifice as an integral part of the followers.
“Human sacrifice is a subject that few, ex-cult members are willing to talk about because of the legal implications. I flatly refused to participate in human sacrifice. I have been brutally disciplined and tortured by demons on many occasions for my refusal to obey Satan in this area. In recent years, large numbers of young people are becoming involved Satanism through rock music, occult role playing, fantasy games and much individual recruitment,†says Elaine in the book authored by Rebecca Brown.
Clergy interviewed had this to say:
Bishop John Ntegyerize of Kinkizi Diocese says: “ As far as I know, there is a world above the world that is heaven. This underworld you are talking about seems to be visited by people in Kampala but not here in Kinkizi. I do not believe it exists.â€
Reverend Dennis Odoi, a Psychologist and Counsellor says: “Those who argue that the demons and spirits are not there are wrong. We just cannot understand it all using the human understanding, but it takes spiritual insight to understand it all.
The first two books can be purchased from Baptist Bookshop in Wandegeya, while Snatched from Satan’s Claws’ is available at New Day Bookshop.
Compiled by Patrick Luganda