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Submitted | first-name | support | top-concern | message |
|---|---|---|---|---|
2025-12-05 08:42:48 +02:00 | Johan | No I do not | Constitutionality | |
2025-12-05 08:38:00 +02:00 | Karl | No I do not | Other | GOD THE FATHER of our LORD JESUS CHRIST is in control not man,we just need to be obedient. Those who have rejected HIM for their own personal gain,will pay the price. SA's Government and their 'ancestors',will stand before their Creator one day and give an account for their wicked deeds. I need only answer to HIM,and not the authorities of this world! |
2025-12-05 08:37:59 +02:00 | Karl | No I do not | Other | GOD THE FATHER of our LORD JESUS CHRIST is in control not man,we just need to be obedient. Those who have rejected HIM for their own personal gain,will pay the price. SA's Government and their 'ancestors',will stand before their Creator one day and give an account for their wicked deeds. I need only answer to HIM,and not the authorities of this world! |
2025-12-05 08:36:04 +02:00 | Dewald | No I do not | Constitutionality | Have to fully agree with this statement made by another South African citizen, and fully aligns with my views = I do not support this proposal. Licensing or regulating religious organisations and leaders threatens freedom of religion and undermines the spiritual autonomy of faith communities. Such measures violate constitutional rights, create unnecessary government control, and risk political interference in matters of faith. Parliament should protect religious freedom and reject any attempt to impose licensing or regulatory mechanisms on religious practice. |
2025-12-05 05:10:18 +02:00 | Avril | No I do not | Constitutionality | I do not support this proposal. Licensing or regulating religious organisations and leaders threatens freedom of religion and undermines the spiritual autonomy of faith communities. Such measures violate constitutional rights, create unnecessary government control, and risk political interference in matters of faith. Parliament should protect religious freedom and reject any attempt to impose licensing or regulatory mechanisms on religious practice. |