Bishop opposes spiritual war
Jul 23, 2003
MUKONO Diocese Bishop Paul Luzinda has opposed the move by government to adopt spiritual warfare in ending the LRA led war in Northern Uganda.
By Nicholas Kajoba
MUKONO Diocese Bishop Paul Luzinda has opposed the move by government to adopt spiritual warfare in ending the LRA led war in Northern Uganda.
Luzinda revealed this while confirming over 80 pupils from Nkoyooyo Boarding Primary School, Matale, Mukono district on Saturday.
Luzinda said if the military strategy of fighting Kony Rebels has failed, then it is the right time that the Government uses peaceful means to halt more suffering of people.
“It is incredible. How can the minister of state for defence, Ruth Nankabirwa, moreover a protestant, come out and say that government intends to adopt spiritual warfare to end the war?†he asked.
State minister for defence, Ruth Nankabirwa, on Wednesday told weekly press government briefing that government was considering adopting spiritual warfare in addition to military strategies against Joseph Kony Lord Resistance Army (LRA).
Luzinda said the country would be doomed in crisis if the government starts to believe in charms in order to solve some of it our problems.
Luzinda warned the youths throughout the country against indulging in early sex and marriage, saying this may make them susceptible to AIDS scourge.
MUKONO Diocese Bishop Paul Luzinda has opposed the move by government to adopt spiritual warfare in ending the LRA led war in Northern Uganda.
Luzinda revealed this while confirming over 80 pupils from Nkoyooyo Boarding Primary School, Matale, Mukono district on Saturday.
Luzinda said if the military strategy of fighting Kony Rebels has failed, then it is the right time that the Government uses peaceful means to halt more suffering of people.
“It is incredible. How can the minister of state for defence, Ruth Nankabirwa, moreover a protestant, come out and say that government intends to adopt spiritual warfare to end the war?†he asked.
State minister for defence, Ruth Nankabirwa, on Wednesday told weekly press government briefing that government was considering adopting spiritual warfare in addition to military strategies against Joseph Kony Lord Resistance Army (LRA).
Luzinda said the country would be doomed in crisis if the government starts to believe in charms in order to solve some of it our problems.
Luzinda warned the youths throughout the country against indulging in early sex and marriage, saying this may make them susceptible to AIDS scourge.