From Idolatry to the Pulpit: The inspiring journey of Bishop Adongo

Read Comments Comments (6)

• Dr Mumbi Seraki 4 days ago

  Hello youth of Ghana. You can take your own life with medicine...............for instance 15 paracetamol at once. Or combine medicine and akpeteshie or weedicide.

  Hello youth of Ghana. You can take your own life with medicine...............for instance 15 paracetamol at once. Or combine medicine and akpeteshie or weedicide.

  reply
• Dundu Banza 4 days ago

  Where is your hometown?

  Where is your hometown?

  reply
• Kwame 4 days ago

  But Jesus Christ is also an idol. As soon as you make fetish of a person or a thing it becomes your idol. You even believe that Jesus will cure a person and prevent an incident happening to him, its idol worship.

  But Jesus Christ is also an idol. As soon as you make fetish of a person or a thing it becomes your idol. You even believe that Jesus will cure a person and prevent an incident happening to him, its idol worship.

  reply
• Zigs 4 days ago

  So Ghana web should tell us how this falls under entertainment news. Eiii you people de3

  So Ghana web should tell us how this falls under entertainment news. Eiii you people de3

  reply
• Joy 3 days ago

  Really? Hahahaha. Tell us which one is sweet. Hahahaha

  Really? Hahahaha. Tell us which one is sweet. Hahahaha

  reply
• JULOR CAESAR 3 days ago

  You foolishly claim those locals are practicing idolatry by worshipping their ancestors, yet you this religious-brainwashed quack pastor thinks you're doing the right thing by praying to saints, saints who were canonized by a ...
  read full comment

  You foolishly claim those locals are practicing idolatry by worshipping their ancestors, yet you this religious-brainwashed quack pastor thinks you're doing the right thing by praying to saints, saints who were canonized by a human, a Pope. Those locals are worshipping their ancestors, ancestors that they know, while you have chosen to worship foreign mem and women that you don't even know what they look other than some artists' rendition of these fake saints. It would have been harmless for you to choose to worship those saints and other biblical figures without foolishly condemning your own Ghanaians for their customary worshipping. Truth is, those saints and biblical figures that you and your church members pray to or invoke in your prayers are the real idols. A religion ceases to be a religion when it falsely condemns the practices of other religious for sake of deviously converting others into its religion. And it's even comical when the religion doing the condemning is engaged in the same practice that it arrogantly condemns other of engaging in. God exists, but all organized religions are man-made and full of lies, deceptions and fear-mongering for the purpose of controlling minds and fleecing gullible zombies. The Africans worshipping their ancestors have never descended into the pit of condemning the Christian faith that you now practice, and it's unfortunate to that you can't see how your new faith is all about control and dominance. Have you ever wondered why European occupiers always had church pastors with them in new lands? It's always about using Christian teachings to brainwash locals into discarding their local ways of worshipping and embrace Christianity.

  reply