Popular influencer Daniel Regha has sparked a conversation about the practices within some religious institutions.
Regha highlighted a disparity in how congregants access their spiritual leaders.
Regha expressed his concerns, stating, “It’s actually very disturbing that members of the church need to follow some protocols before they can see their pastor/Man of God.”
He pointed out the inequities in the system, noting, “It’s even more sickening that these rules only apply to the poor & non-workers in the church, elites get direct access.”
His observation raises questions about equality within religious communities, especially when Regha notes that these distinctions seem to disappear when it comes time to contribute financially to the church. He concluded, “There’s no classism when it’s time to drop money or donate.”
Regha’s remarks have sparked widespread debate, encouraging individuals to reflect on their own experiences and the potential need for reform within religious institutions.
Daniel Regha’s comment has sparked a variety of reactions, highlighting differing perspectives on the accessibility of spiritual leaders and the implications of established protocols within places of worship.
@sophia0 wrote, “Everyone can’t see him at a time, and if you allow people to see him without protocols, they will abuse it. Think differently for once.”
@callmeluma, reacted, “That’s really frustrating. It’s so unfair how there seems to be a double standard based on social status. Everyone should be treated equally, especially in places of worship.”
@scadoffic said, “Pastors are gods of men on earth.”
@RoyOBanon), stated, “You even need to buy a ticket before you see some pastors.”
@NFKFOOBALL) reacted, “I don’t know why everyone can’t follow that same procedure to drop offering; the church is just a business center.”
@FknFootball, stated, “Bro, sometimes those protocol rules do prevent some nonsense from happening.”
