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• KB 1 year ago

  Religion and politics must not be mingling....there should be a separation of religion and politics.
  
  let the people decide based on their consciousness and churches stay away from this dangerous path ... this is a 90 0r l ...
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  Religion and politics must not be mingling....there should be a separation of religion and politics.
  
  let the people decide based on their consciousness and churches stay away from this dangerous path ... this is a 90 0r less Christian society if we look at it on a religious basis how the hell can a Christian vote for a Muslim to govern him or her under what principle? please let churches and mosques be out of this politics and live it to the very individuals' consciousness

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• Citizen8 1 year ago

  I wouldn't be surprised if these Sunday School Lessons are purposefully crafted by the leadership of Assemblies of God Church to campaign for John Mahama, the NDC Presidential Candidate. Afterall some Christian leaders have o ...
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  I wouldn't be surprised if these Sunday School Lessons are purposefully crafted by the leadership of Assemblies of God Church to campaign for John Mahama, the NDC Presidential Candidate. Afterall some Christian leaders have openly vowed to ensure that a Muslim never becomes President of Ghana. They erroneously think that it's an abomination for a Muslim to lead this nation. By our actions and public utterances, we are openly telling our Muslim brothers and sisters that they are not fit to lead the nation. And Assemblies of God, particularly the General Superintendent is actively campaigning for John Mahama with the lame excuse that he is a member of his Church. Dragging the Church into the political space is a dangerous path to tread. Is this the first time Ghana is having a general election? Why these strenuous efforts to 'teach' Christians about how to choose political leaders? Let's be careful we don't get carried away with this unholy agenda and end up creating trouble for the Church. Eligible voters are old enough to make their own choices. Give them that little respect.

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