They complained that the government was unfair with its decision to ban the church as they had found property after joining the church. Some members of the public have speculated that the church was involved in satanic worship. One of them is the freedom of conscience, expression, assembly, movement and association. However, the freedom does not prejudice the rights and freedoms of others or the public interest. Which in his opinion is being used for any purpose prejudicial to, or incompatible with, the maintenance of peace, order and good government.
Citizens have a right to associate and form a church which has to be registered.
It must be noted that this right does not entitle anybody or any church to engage in activities that will injure, or have a negative effect on public morality, public health or public order and so on. It is clearly not in the interests of public morality that a church must ask of its members to have sexual relations among themselves every time they congregate, worse with different people every time this has to happen. Forms of worship that a church must engage in must not lead to conduct likely to breach the peace. The Minister of Home Affairs will in this case exercise his power to de-register the church in the interest of maintaining public peace, public health. Rights are not to be abused, but to be enjoyed to the benefit of individuals and the public at large.