Get a copy of Wako draft that went to referundum.
It gave equal footing to all religions.
The church was given the same opportunity just like the Muslims to establish their own religious courts.

So for the Christians, the question of discrimination did not arise.

@Wa_ithaka in the current process, the Church has been ignored especially by the so called experts. If am not wrong, (i stand to be corrected) in the previous drafts, there was clear separation of state and religion. The clergy then let the pple to decide on whether we can live with that since all religions were clearly to be treated equal. The current draft has trumpled on all the gains made in the past. Besides, the church was blamed for not guiding their flock both in 2005 referendum and 2007 elections. Right now they are giving guidence and no one even the born again christians are bound to follow their counsel.

My hunch is that this time round the church is prophetic. Even if the No team does not carry the day, their warnings and concerns will become evident during the implimentation of the draft constitution. Thats when the church's point will be felt and seen.

@Waithaka
Before you call anybody hypocrite....please be doing a research...as much you want to attack us (hypocrisy from so-called born again christian leaders)....do it with truth and understanding ama.....

@Wai_thaka,
were you aware that the Hindu Council of Kenya had been served with the application and it filed an affidavit in which it raised concerns sympathetic to the applicants, basically that the inclusion of the Kadhis courts in the Bomas Draft appeared to favour one religion against another?