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• Sinew 12 years ago

  Pilgrimage for what? This nonsense is not part of the tenets of Christianity.

  Pilgrimage for what? This nonsense is not part of the tenets of Christianity.

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• Musa Kano 12 years ago

  Church and State do not mix, period. We have a lot of serious problems such as potable water and electricity availability, in the country which needs our immediate attention.

  Church and State do not mix, period. We have a lot of serious problems such as potable water and electricity availability, in the country which needs our immediate attention.

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• Sarskoberta 12 years ago

  This is quite primitive and 'unscholarly' and quite backward.
  Quite unconstitutional for the government to entertain such a stupid idea under the guise of religion.
  
  Makes it appear believers are illiterates and would bel ...
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  This is quite primitive and 'unscholarly' and quite backward.
  Quite unconstitutional for the government to entertain such a stupid idea under the guise of religion.
  
  Makes it appear believers are illiterates and would believe anything told.
  
  Ghana, a christian nation, have been in the Lord since Abraham but still zero in our quest for progress.
  Does God listen?
  You would, only if you believe he has ears.
  
  May be we have to pray to God thru Mohammed and not Jesus. Simple because
  nations who defies the 'Jesus Connection' are filthy rich and well resourced.
  
  "Y'atena Bethesda mfie aduasa ni.
  "Yehia ayaresa.
  To wit, the everyday steadfast prayers, worship, fasting, volunteerism, offertory, tithe, time and energy spent, in the mist of Fama Nyame and Onyame b3y3 syndromes etc.
  But nothing could be/Ghana is still suffering.
  Don't ever tell me God's time is the best.
  Aren't we brainwashed by powers that be"
  
  "Kristosom ne Nkramosom y3 nnaadaa".
  Beats Me.
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