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    The right to freedom of religion: regulation of Christianity in light of its commercialization in Kenya

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    Date
    2021-03
    Author
    Githinji, Mukami Timothy
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    The right to freedom of religion is integral to any society considering the various religions that are there. It is enshrined in the Constitution of Kenya. The right ensures that members of a society can believe and practice their belief in peace and the government is usually there to ensure that. Rights can be abused hence, the need for someone to step in. In Kenya, there have been rogue preachers that have abused the right such as Pastor Kanyari who exploited his congregants by asking them to send money in exchange for blessings.
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