The discourse on the intersectionality of religion and HIV and AIDS with specific reference to Thulamela municipality, Limpopo province

The human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) since its genesis has continued to affect a large number of the population in African region and caused exponential deaths. At same time, new infections have been reported South Africa. However, religion as vehicle change through institution church acting on contrary, it discourages use condoms (one most effective ways prevent HIV) moralising pelvic area characterisation against commandment God. Such perspective largely drawn from Christian doctrine(s). We argue that condemnation moralisation virus, church, pastors, engaged biblical discourse (preaching). Contribution: article applies qualitative phenomenological approach system theory theoretical lenses. Furthermore, locates study within communities located Thulamela Municipality, Limpopo province. It proposes practices can be useful combating virus.