Pastor Bugingo Roots for Incest, Says God Doesn’t Condemn it in Genesis

He is Completely Oblivious of Leviticus Chapter 18:7-18: The Dangers of Misguided Teachings Bugingo’s controversial preaching highlights the dangers posed by unchecked religious leaders. When pastors distort scripture for personal or sensational purposes, they risk misleading their congregations and eroding societal morals.

Bugingo and his estranged wife Teddy Naluswa Bugingo.

Uganda Today Edition: Pastor Bugingo Roots for Incest: Says God Doesn’t Condemn it in Genesis

Kampala, Uganda—Controversial city pastor Aloysius Bugingo has once again ignited public outrage after preaching a sermon that appeared to encourage incestuous relationships. His statements have sparked widespread criticism, with many accusing him of distorting biblical teachings and promoting morally reprehensible practices.

Bugingo, who leads the House of Prayer Ministries International, seemed completely oblivious to the Biblical condemnation of incest found in Leviticus 18:7-18, which explicitly prohibits sexual relations between close relatives. His remarks have drawn sharp rebukes from religious leaders, theologians, and ordinary Ugandans, who view his stance as both shocking and unbiblical.

Leviticus Chapter 18:7-18 , God explicitly forbids incest

 A History of Controversies

This is not the first time Pastor Bugingo has found himself at the center of public criticism. Over the years, he has made headlines for actions and remarks that have challenged societal norms and offended religious sensibilities.

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  1. Burning Bibles: In 2019, Bugingo made global headlines when he led a congregation in burning Bibles. He claimed the King James and Good News translations were “misleading” believers due to errors in translation.
  2. Marital Scandals: Bugingo separated from his wife, Teddy Naluswa Bugingo, after over 20 years of marriage. Their split played out in the media, with allegations of infidelity and neglect. Despite still being legally married to Teddy, Bugingo was introduced by his concubine, Susan Makula, in a controversial traditional ceremony.
  3. Polygamy Justification: During the introduction ceremony, Bugingo boldly challenged critics to show him a Bible verse where God commands a man to marry only one wife. His remarks fueled heated debates on marriage and polygamy, further tarnishing his reputation among conservative Christians.
Pastor Bugingo and his concubine turned wife Susan Makula at their traditional introduction ceremony

Public Outcry

Bugingo’s latest comments on incest have provoked strong condemnation:

  • Religious Leaders: Several pastors and church leaders have urged Ugandans to ignore Bugingo’s teachings, labeling him a false prophet.
  • Theologians: Biblical scholars have pointed out that his preaching is a gross misinterpretation of scripture and a clear violation of Christian doctrine.
  • Public Reaction: Social media platforms are abuzz with Ugandans expressing their disbelief and outrage. Many have called for government authorities and religious bodies to intervene, citing the potential harm of such teachings on society.

The Dangers of Misguided Teachings

Bugingo’s controversial preaching highlights the dangers posed by unchecked religious leaders. When pastors distort scripture for personal or sensational purposes, they risk misleading their congregations and eroding societal morals.

A Call for Accountability

As public concern grows, there is increasing pressure on the relevant authorities to hold Bugingo accountable. Religious leaders have also called for greater scrutiny of church practices to protect congregations from potentially harmful doctrines.

Conclusion

Pastor Bugingo’s latest remarks have once again thrown him into the spotlight for all the wrong reasons. As the controversy unfolds, many are left questioning how far religious leaders should be allowed to go in their interpretations of scripture.

Uganda Today will continue to follow this story and provide updates on any developments.

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