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The Paradox of God’s Choices and Blessings.

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  • somebody 11 years ago

    To us, it may seem God's blessings are selective, but this if it is, would defeat the natural law of kharma, the law of cause and effect, that which rewards measure for measure. God never breaks his laws. what a man sows, he ...
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  • EZEKIEL 11 years ago

    ...the facility is located at...you see WHY we NEED an address system BADLY in Ghana??What sort of BACKWARDNESS is that ??????? I'll touch on your article
    time.

  • SIE KWAKU 11 years ago

    YOU ALL ARE LIARS BECAUSE YOU CAN NEVER PROOF WHAT YOU SAY OR ATTRIBUTE TO GOD;
    THE BIBLE AND THE QURAN HAVE NOTHING TO DO WITH GOD. THESE ABRAHAMIC BOOKS ARE THE REAL SOURCE OF WOES ON THIS EARTH.
    WHY SHOULD GOD ALLOW AN ...
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  • Bo Ho Bio 11 years ago

    Well,
    Maybe they cant read between the lines.

  • Pope-pious 11 years ago

    lets not fight for God lets be human enough to allow God to be God. it is only God who knows the past and the future so lets be careful when we invite him to decide for us, his ways are mysterious just keep the faith no matte ...
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  • SIE KWAKU 11 years ago

    IT IS SHAMEFUL FOR YOU TO TALK ABOUT GOD AS IF YOU WERE WITH HIM YESTERDAY OR TODAY.
    ALL USED-EXHAUSTED GOODS OR THINGS END
    THEIR JOURNEY IN AFRICA (GHANA).ABRAHAMIC
    RELIGION IS EXHAUSTED THEREFORE HIS NEW HOME IS ...
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  • Nii Kootse 11 years ago

    Dr. Daniel Gyebi, Attorney-at-Law, Texas, U.S.A:
    All the way from America just to teach us superstition and the paradoxes of choices and blessing.
    Where was God when the whole America is sick with amok - runners, blacks y ...
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  • Nii Kootse 11 years ago

    and when the tax payers pay for their scholarships African educated elites become Osofuo and Pastas, forcing superstition on us.
    Teach all about God, but just not why the simple people can avoid hunger and starvation. Diseas ...
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  • ConcernedGhanaian 11 years ago

    We are badly in need of a mindset change that drives the kind of curiosity (leading to scientific discovery) that has led to the nation building that we all enjoy in the west. Have you not seen the poverty in Ghana? Unfortuna ...
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  • Agya Oheneba 11 years ago

    Think Ghanaians boast of hordes of Philosophers - Scientist - Academicians & Seasoned Politicians & Economist as well as Theologist & Prophets & what have u.Can any one out there define TRUTH !!!.This medium of free expressi ...
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  • Bo Ho Bio 11 years ago

    Very well said, It's a pity most 'learned' Ghanaians cannot think and if you prove the truth to them, they simply find another excuse to go back to their brainwashed minds. How can there be only four people after creation an ...
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  • Efua Dede 11 years ago

    God bless you for the prayer camp.much needed thanks for using your time,efforts and finances to do something constructive for the kingdom.Shalom!

  • Bo Ho Bio 11 years ago

    It's a shame you cannot think. Which god are you talking of? The god of the Jews, let it be their god and stick to your African God, after all the African God is more sensible. With whatever education you have, do you mean ...
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  • EMB 11 years ago

    This article can only be writen by a great selfless man. God bless you!!!