A wave of discontent has swept across the nation as Christians United, a religious group, staged protests against the Daniel 2 statue at Glorious Hope Ministries on All Saints Road. The statue, which symbolizes the biblical dream of Daniel and the promise of Christ’s second coming, has become a focal point of controversy, sparking division within the Christian community. Many citizens are baffled by the protests, questioning why a group identifying as Christian would oppose a scripture-based symbol meant to inspire faith and theological reflection. The Daniel 2 statue is not an object of worship but a reminder of spiritual significance, deeply rooted in biblical teachings. Elderly members of the community have expressed shame and disbelief, lamenting the internal conflict among church groups. This discord has raised concerns about the broader implications for religious harmony in the nation. Critics argue that such protests send a message of conflict rather than unity, urging Christians United to reconsider their stance and focus on fostering mutual respect and understanding. The statue, like other cultural and spiritual symbols in Antigua and Barbuda, holds cultural, spiritual, and economic value. The nation is calling for peace and unity, emphasizing the importance of respecting diverse beliefs and allowing religious symbols to serve as sources of inspiration and education. Social advocate Peetron Thomas has highlighted the need for harmony, urging all parties to prioritize the greater good over division.