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Message: [QUOTE="Queen, post: 85353, member: 27"] Religious freedom got hard boundaries drawn, with a blunt reminder that faith never beats criminal law. Who laid down the line [LIST] [*]Jacob Mudenda delivered the warning. [*]Parliament backed constitutional limits openly. [*]Religious leaders were the direct audience. [*]Offenders were the clear target. [/LIST] What message landed hardest [LIST] [*]Worship rights stop where crimes begin. [*]Faith never shields abuse or violence. [*]Criminal law overrides spiritual claims. [*]Responsibility rides alongside belief. [/LIST] Where the warning was issued [LIST] [*]Victoria Falls hosted the gathering. [*]The event drew multiple denominations. [*]Public debate happened in full view. [*]Law and faith crossed paths publicly. [/LIST] Why the reminder mattered [LIST] [*]Recent abuse cases damaged public trust. [*]Self-styled prophets crossed legal lines. [*]Victims needed clear protection. [*]The Constitution demanded clarity. [/LIST] How the law frames religion [LIST] [*]Section 86 allows limits for safety. [*]Harmful practices face restriction. [*]Rights end at public danger. [*]Balance matters more than absolutes. [/LIST] Which case proved the point [LIST] [*]Madzibaba Ishmael Chokurongerwa was cited directly. [*]His conviction showed zero exceptions. [*]Religion failed as a legal shield. [*]Accountability stayed nonnegotiable. [/LIST] What else did Mudenda push [LIST] [*]African Traditional Religion deserves recognition. [*]Interfaith dialogue needs structure. [*]Pluralism remains protected. [*]No belief outranks the law. [/LIST] [/QUOTE]

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