Rami Chuene, others speak on Boity’s controversial post

South African celebs have decided to contribute to the controversial post rapper and media personality Boity.

This is coming after Boity made a post concerning the Bible being patriarchal.

Celebrities took to their social media to share their views on the touchy subject about Christianity and traditional beliefs.

However, since her post, Mzansi social media users have been divided.

She posted:” Lol! The Bible is the epitome of patriarchy. Thoroughly.”

Lol! The Bible is the epitome of patriarchy. Thoroughly. 🤷🏾‍♀️
— Boity Thulo (@Boity) July 26, 2020

Some of our celebs support her statement while others are against it.

Veteran actress Rami Chuene said: “Based on who Christ was, Christians today would have never understood, tolerated nor accepted him. Christians doing a lot of things in his name, things he’d never do or entertain. Like he’d be bothered by isiphandla? Mxm. Worse, he was not even a Christian.”

Based on who Christ was, Christians today would have never understood, tolerated nor accepted him. Christians doing a lot of things in his name, things he’d never do or entertain. Like he’d be bothered by isiphandla? Mxm. Worse, he was not even a Christian.
— Rami Chuene (@ramichuene) July 27, 2020

Media personality Tbo Touch wrote: “Traditional healers have always been associated with witchcraft. I grew up despising Sangomaz in the name of religion. As my faith in Christ continues to grow. I’m learning more about my identity and God has heightened my spirituality piety.”

Traditional healers have always been associated with witchcraft. I grew up despising Sangomaz in the name of religion. As my faith in Christ continues to grow. I’m learning more about my identity and God has heightened my spirituality piety.
— Tbo Touch (@iamtbotouch) July 27, 2020

Radio and TV host Penny Lebyane also supported Boity.

Its a tool to entrench patriarchy in the church and people who go to church don’t get it. They will miss what u are saying because of your chosen spiritual journey. I agree with u and have said before. I’m glad u stood up #BoityTellingTruths
— PennyLebyane💚PennyLebyaneDotAfrica (@PennyLebyane) July 27, 2020

Veteran actor, Tumelo Masha also shared his two cents on the matter.

Perhaps u should read it more thoroughly. Starting with Eve, Sarah, Esther, The Queen of Sheba, Ruth, Deborah, Mary mother of Jesus, Mary Magdalene, the Samaritan woman at the well and many more that are mentioned. But quoting one or two scriptures out of context is misleading😉
— Tumisho Masha (@TumishoMasha) July 26, 2020