REDEFINITION DEFINITION

The Power To Restructure, Dissolve And Continue A Church

Redefinition is the process of returning the ideal picture, or the real identity of the Christian Religion by law; through a proscription process, under the Apostles precepts [Christian Canon], for all Churches and whatsoever, under the Christian Religion, according to their dates of origins, to end all supersession and exemptions from the Christian Law of Liberty, by the withdrawal of the unlawful right of supersession, abused under the freedom of religion, used by Christians for the continuous evolution and multiplicity of Churches not alike, under a religion that is planned by its founder and lawgivers in the first century. Redefinition may also be simply defined as the process of judging the Christians by their own law of liberty or the Apostles precepts, in order to reunite Christians generally into the oneness of a sheep in a single fold, watched by a single porter. The idea of a redefinition came from the fact that: (1) All Christian but me, have exceeded their rights to freedom of religion, by not focusing mainly on the Apostles precepts, which was planned when it evolved (2) There's a single Church of the Christian Religion in the mist of these variety; else, there's none (3) That all Churches can be probed and proscribed under the Christian Law (4) That variety can be legally dissolved and made to continue under one single Church of the Christian Religion (5) That a country whose constitution is planned must ensure that every other thing in it walks according to its own plan for the righteousness of the Nation (6) That righteousness is when everything is walking according to their own plans after they're evolved. (7) Christianity has a plan from the day one of it, hence it has written laws; these laws are there to keep its ideal picture ongoing when its protected by law. As criminals who call themselves Church founders are protecting the Church names and activities by registrations, the Christian Religion should also be defended by law from the supersession and suppression of those under it with their various names of registrations; through a parliamentary act of redefinition law. Any public demonstration, agitation, exhibition, or campaign against redefinition, or the redefinition law by any Church, or group of Churches, or the Christian Association of Nigeria, is a public display of antichristians who've exempted themselves from the principles and practices of the Christian Religion and its law of liberty, and such Churches must be dissolved and must not be allowed to continue by law; hence they've breached the one vision, one sheep, one fold, one porter, and one Shepherd principle of the Christian Religion. They cannot be one when they've all violated the Apostles precepts by the unlawful right of supersession, and be divided into Churches or sects of the Christian Religion, of which the ideal picture of this religion of choice is lost.