Alick Collin, a well-known social media personality on Facebook, has once again found himself in the center of public controversy. Famous for attracting both praise and criticism, Collin recently took to his live stream to challenge the divine, making statements that have caused outrage, particularly among the Christian community in the Solomon Islands.
In his live broadcast, Collin boldly declared that if he were God, he would have destroyed the Solomon Islands Parliament to show his power and dominance. He expressed frustration that, in his view, God, Angels, and Heaven have not taken any action to address the corruption and wrongdoings within the government. “If I were God,” he said, “I would have already shown my reign by destroying the Parliament.”
These remarks did not sit well with many local Christians, who quickly labeled Colin a “lost soul” and called on him to repent for his blasphemous words. The criticism intensified when Colin went further, claiming that God has not answered anyone’s prayers, reinforcing his belief that the divine is not present in the daily struggles of the people.
Adding fuel to the fire, Colin also addressed the issue of tithes and offerings. He said that churches are dishonest about how they use the money, stating that if God truly exists, He should come and collect His offerings personally. His comments suggested that churches exploit people’s faith for financial gain, further alienating him from many religious followers.
For many, Collin’s bold actions on his live stream have crossed a line. His challenge to divine authority, combined with his opinions about religion, has led to complaints. Some have suggested that Collin’s words reflect a deep sense of frustration, but others fear that he is dangerously spreading misinformation that could harm both the faith and public view of religion.
As Alick Collin continues to share his views with his followers, the question remains whether he will address the backlash or continue to push boundaries. One thing is certain: his controversial statements have started a larger conversation about faith, accountability, and the role of social media influencers in shaping public discourse.
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