Corruption Competes With The Religiosity of Ghanaians

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• Prof Lungu 10 years ago

  Joseph Annor,
  Let's all be glad Ghana is a secular state!
  
  One does not have to be religious to be a good human being, to give, not to take!
  
  Don't forget!
  
  Religion is a control mechanism. There are those who cont ...
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  Joseph Annor,
  Let's all be glad Ghana is a secular state!
  
  One does not have to be religious to be a good human being, to give, not to take!
  
  Don't forget!
  
  Religion is a control mechanism. There are those who control, and there are those who must obey. But above all, religion ought to be a private matter. That is the essence of "Secularism".
  
  There is no country in the world that works the way you propose it ought to work. That should be enough of a sign for you. No amount of religious citation can change that.
  
  In fact, it is a fair question that there is more hatred, mockery, and deprivation because of religion.
  
  All this to say, Joseph Annor, for Secular Ghana, what ought to matter to you is Account-Rendering to the State, Here On Earth. Do not conflate that with the "creator" thing. When you do, you give politicians and policy makers multiple rat holes to hide in, to be absent-minded about corruption, even as they profit from corruption.

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• Dumsor sympathizer 10 years ago

  Only folish assemblymen will vote for yamoa ponko again! 2 abrosan in 3 yrs ! How much is his pay ?

  Only folish assemblymen will vote for yamoa ponko again! 2 abrosan in 3 yrs ! How much is his pay ?

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• Do your Part 10 years ago

  Please if you truly wants to do God's work, send a copy via print or e-mail of your article to each politician in Ghana Parliment

  Please if you truly wants to do God's work, send a copy via print or e-mail of your article to each politician in Ghana Parliment

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• nzo ekangaki 10 years ago

  Food for thought

  Food for thought

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• Kojo Billy Duncan 10 years ago

  Hypocrisy of Ghanaians hiding behind the superstitious myths to rob their kin.

  Hypocrisy of Ghanaians hiding behind the superstitious myths to rob their kin.

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• Prof Lungu 10 years ago

  And if we might add!
  
  Know also that one cannot be a serious thinker/essayist, if even Conclusions in an essay on public policy is littered with quotations from a book or material that is claimed by "the one", or another re ...
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  And if we might add!
  
  Know also that one cannot be a serious thinker/essayist, if even Conclusions in an essay on public policy is littered with quotations from a book or material that is claimed by "the one", or another religion.
  
  If public policy is an area of your interest, then the concept is "Change", managing institutions to evolve/change for the benefit of citizens living, and those unborn.
  
  There is nothing "transient" about that.

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