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Alexander Sekabe is currently a farm manager at Lichtenburg, North West province, South Africa. He has a Diploma Electrical Engineering (LC) and in Project Management. After completing his studies ...view moreAlexander Sekabe is currently a farm manager at Lichtenburg, North West province, South Africa. He has a Diploma Electrical Engineering (LC) and in Project Management. After completing his studies he worked for South African largest utility company as a computing analyst. At 2004 he started an engineering consulting firm focusing on environmental issues. At the same year he also started an energy saving company in the renewable sector. The company became bankrupt and closed down at 2005 after crude price fell to below $40.
The same time He started to think about life and events, and what role we have in the outcomes. He had grown up in a Bible based denominational church all his life. As a kid He did not find Christianity attractive just like many young person, but could not help noticing the enjoyment of others bewitched by the pomp ceremonial splendour. The architecture copied the European type style with golden altars, religious painting with the Christ picture crucified at all to see.
In contrast to his society the imposing impressive procession was a behold that evoked man’s love of pride and splendour. The procession of ministers followed by the performance of rituals, tagged along the congregation seemingly was one impressive entry that had all the holiness embodied, from the onlooker. It is a gorgeous display that charms everyone’s eye. All these seem to attract people and its fascination evoke love of man to the church. In all of these, my reason and conscious was silenced, star stuck by its splendour.view less