The sermons, homilies and preaching at major days in temples, churches, mosques is the foundation of religious fanaticism and the basis for dogma.

Sundays for Christians, Fridays for Muslims and other days for other religions are always marked with long homilies which are predominantly monosyllabic in a manner that the preacher man is deified and needs no interference in dishing out the sacred codes.

It is a myth that needs to be revisited in an everyday religious activities if the feeble minded will not end up taking at face value what should be nuanced for proper comprehension, what is misconstrued by unintelligible preacher, or what should not be preached at all. These caliber of congregation or listeners do not have time for further research and neither would they show up in further activities where explanations are wrought.

I have witnessed where a man gave his car to the church in the name of sowing a seed in anticipation of a particular need as admonished by his pastor and when nothing happened as expected, he turned a rebel. Another young man in my very before, removed his shirt and wrist watch and ferried them to the alter intoxicated by the Sunday sermon. Yet another turned a murderer after a visit to a religious gathering and listening to the ill conceived sermon from a bigoted Imam. He resolved to fight what he tagged a Jihad.

I know of countries where preachers are screened and religious houses licenses and well scrutinized before they are allowed to feed the minds of people with their sermons and yet you can not tag them as the least religious or most evil. You wake up early morning to enjoy the morning breeze and steal some sleep deprived by power problem, a cry from the loudest speaker in the name of praying brings back incurable insomnia. You want to worship in a church that promised not to disturb the neighborhood with their sound instruments, you discovered the whole bands and speakers are now inside the small space jamming the eardrum of little children with supersonic speed.

Wonder! wonder! wonder!!!