TAKEAWAYS

• Singer Zulitums dropped a truth bomb, claiming religious leaders might just be analyzing situations instead of performing actual miracles.
• The muscian suggested those supposed miracles are actually just karmic rewards for good deeds people did way back in the day.
• Zulitums isn’t buying the hype unless he sees it himself, stating he needs real proof or a personal experience to believe.

Musician Zulitums has shared his views on miracles, saying he believes men of God can prophesy about future events but cannot necessarily perform miracles.

According to the singer, some prophecies may be based on a person’s ability to analyse situations and rely on their intuition to predict what could happen.

“Men of God can indeed prophesy what is going to happen depending on how they analyze the situations and what their intuition is telling them,” he said.

Zulitums also suggested that what people sometimes consider miracles could be rewards for good deeds they performed in the past, rather than supernatural occurrences.

He explained that someone could achieve something they never expected because of something good they had done earlier in life, leading them to interpret the outcome as a miracle.

“You may then call that a miracle yet you’re being rewarded for something good you did in the past,” he said.

The musician further revealed that he would need personal experience or convincing evidence before fully believing in the existence of miracles.

According to him, people who claim to have performed miracles may believe in them because they have experienced or witnessed such events themselves. However, he remains unconvinced until something similar happens to him.

“It would take a little bit of convincing for me to believe it, I would have to first experience something like that or see it happen,” Zulitums said.