The radio presenter and convenor of the free the sheeple movement shares his thoughts on this in his latest teaching.
Smoking, drinking, and masturbation is not sin, according to OAP
In a new YouTube video, the convenor of the free the sheeple movement tackles drinking, smoking, masturbation and sin, in general.
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In the YouTube video titled: ‘What Is Sin?’, he educates viewers on sin, with help from the scriptures.
On smoking, he teaches that this habit is not sinful. According to Freeze, smoking is bad but it is not a sin.
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He goes on to say people need to learn the difference between sin, what is bad and what is just wrong.
Concerning masturbation, he says this is not a sin. “My stand on masturbation is if you are not in a relationship as a man, a man from 25 and above must clear his prostate at least three to four times a week and 21 times a month,” he says.
“When you don't have a wife, be there praying and fasting for you not to get prostate," Freeze adds.
Learn more in the video above.
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More on Daddy Freeze and Sin
Freeze, who was born Ifedayo Olarinde, had previously addressed the subject on social media.
On February 4, 2018, he shared a picture of a man reportedly smoking outside a church.
He wrote:
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Freeze’s stance caused a major disagreement on his Twitter page. Here are some reactions:
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