- Pastor Abel Damina is the founder of Power City International Ministry.
- He believes tattoos are not sinful if they glorify God.
- Tattoos were deemed sinful in the Old Testament.
Pastor Abel Damina, founder of Power City International Ministry, has said tattoos are not a sin as long as they glorify God.
He explained that while tattoos were considered sinful in the Old Testament, Jesus removed those laws in the New Testament.
Damina shared this view during a recent appearance on the 234 Mzansi Podcast, co-hosted by actor Chinedu Ani Emmanuel, popularly known as Nedu Wazobia.
“In the Old Testament, tattoos were prohibited because they say you shouldn’t draw marks on your body. But in the New Testament, Jesus has abolished that law.
“So, if you want to have a tattoo, God is not against it. It’s your body. But make sure what you are putting there honours God and has meaning,” he said.
In other news, In videos shared on TikTok by user iquestion.youquestion, he expressed disappointment over his life’s outcome, saying he regretted devoting so many years to the religion.
He stated, “I am the only person I know on planet earth who is saying this out loud, but I know I’m not the only person who has experienced it. Following Jesus Christ, Christianity, and the Bible for 60 years destroyed my life. I do not recommend it. Run.”
The man added that despite spending tens of thousands of hours praying and crying out for help, he never received any response. “I can’t even begin to count the tens of thousands of hours of suffering and crying out for help. Did Jesus not hear that? It was a big waste of time. Following Jesus Christ completely ruined my life. I don’t recommend it,” he said.
The videos sparked mixed reactions online as viewers flooded the comment section to share their opinions.
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