Pip and Mara explore whether scriptural silence equals permission. Drawing on Torah burial commands and patriarchal examples, they contrast a consistent biblical pattern with the Watchtower Society’s 1965 move to treat cremation as optional, asking who changed the standard on death practices—and by what authority.
The content emphasizes the importance of modesty in dress and behavior for women and men, arguing that immodesty leads to spiritual separation from God and moral issues in society. It asserts that a true commitment to holiness should reflect in one’s attire, communicating values of respect and dignity, and respecting God’s standards.
Pip: There’s a long tradition of prophets in Christianity — and then there’s the tradition of people who found out prophecy pays better when you also control the credit card reader. Mara: Today we’re looking at material from Babylon Today covering the exploitation that happens when spiritual authority gets weaponized for financial gain. Let’s start…
It’s time to vacate the evil ways of the Western World and turn to a life of holiness Africans! At one time we were proud to be holy and different from the West, what happened?
