“He has joined them at the upper chamber, Illuminati” – Mixed reactions after Omah Lay reveals his current stand on religion

Omah Lay’s revelation about his stand on religion has indeed sparked mixed reactions, as discussions about religion and spirituality often do. It’s not uncommon for public figures to express their personal beliefs or changes in their religious views, and these statements can be polarizing.

Omah Lay’s background growing up in a Christian household and considering conversion to Islam at one point is a part of his personal journey. People go through various phases in their lives, and their beliefs and perspectives can change over time. It’s important to respect his right to express his beliefs or lack thereof, just as it is important to respect the beliefs of others.

His statement that he still believes in God but has chosen to prioritize humanity over religion reflects a philosophical or spiritual perspective that many people hold. It suggests a focus on values, morals, and the human connection rather than rigid adherence to religious doctrines. This perspective is not uncommon in a world where people may question or reassess their religious affiliations and opt for a more personalized or eclectic approach to spirituality.

The mixed reactions to his statement are likely a result of the diversity of beliefs and opinions on religion and spirituality in society. Some people may support his stance and see it as a personal and valid choice, while others may have differing views and may be critical or concerned about his decision.

It’s essential to remember that everyone is entitled to their beliefs and has the freedom to express them. Respect for diversity of thought and the ability to engage in open, respectful dialogue can lead to a better understanding of different perspectives and promote tolerance in society.

In his words:

“I think as soon as I made money I just switched, I just believed in God and respected God and became more human than religion, I just don’t enjoy religion anymore. I grew up in a Christian home, I spent a lot of time in church, and at some point, I was going to convert to Islam but now I’m at the point where it’s just me and God, no religion.”

Mixed reactions trailing Omah Lay’s current stand on religion

Mr Lilgaga wrote: “Africans become less religious and more spiritual after making it in life”

Gorgfit Fashion said: “It’s always like that. If you see a rich man who is devoted to God, he has an experiential knowledge of God. Most people who claim to know God are just after what He can give them. After they get it, so pe otilo”

Nene George penned: “He has joined them at the upper chamber, Illuminati”

Korin Effect wrote, “He didn’t say he gave up on God. He switched because, in Nigeria, people who carry religion for the head are poor”

Funmilayo said: “Stop talking like a kid. There’s GOD!!”

Charlzz Franklino reacted: “This guy has discovered true freedom of the mind. Immerse yourself in spirituality, not religion. God is an energy you connect to personally, you don’t need any mãn-made rules”

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