Prophecy in Ghana: Between revelation and regulation, faith and discernment

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• JULOR CAESAR 4 months ago

  All prophets are quacks and religious liars spitting out religious lies and deceptions packaged as prophecies. It's utterly absurd to see a government aligning itself with the religious lies of these quack prophets.

  All prophets are quacks and religious liars spitting out religious lies and deceptions packaged as prophecies. It's utterly absurd to see a government aligning itself with the religious lies of these quack prophets.

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• The Spear 4 months ago

  Let's get it straight already: There are no prophets in Ghana. And the melodramatic tomfoolery by occultistic Ashanti perverts in churches aren't prophecies. So stop calling them such.
  
  Long time in history, these were peo ...
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  Let's get it straight already: There are no prophets in Ghana. And the melodramatic tomfoolery by occultistic Ashanti perverts in churches aren't prophecies. So stop calling them such.
  
  Long time in history, these were people who patrolled the length and breadth of Ghana performing magical shows in schools and other open spaces. Knowing that Ghanaian women love miracles in their numbers, they realized it's better luring them for money, hence the huge number of women in those crazy churches contributing to the funfair. Eventually, all the ladies(even married ones) always end up in bed with them.
  
  It is worrying and a complete disgrace our myopic our governments stupidly play to this idiocy and undermine their own discernment and objectivity.

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• The Spear 4 months ago

  Our myopic government...

  Our myopic government...

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