Religious Hypocrisy Should Be Rejected

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• Close Observer 11 years ago

  THE USELESS NDC IS TURNING ONE TRIBE AGAINST ANOTHER
  TURNING ONE RELIGION AGAINST ANOTHER
  THERE WAS EVEN AN ATTEMPT BY ATTA MILLS TO poison football clubs with politics just for the SELFISH INTEREST of the USELESS NDC PARTY ...
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  THE USELESS NDC IS TURNING ONE TRIBE AGAINST ANOTHER
  TURNING ONE RELIGION AGAINST ANOTHER
  THERE WAS EVEN AN ATTEMPT BY ATTA MILLS TO poison football clubs with politics just for the SELFISH INTEREST of the USELESS NDC PARTY.
  Everything that units us as a peaceful nation is under attack by the USELESS NDC PARTY. Before they divide Ghana and leave us in shreds VOTE THE USELESS NDC PARTY OUT IN 2016.
  We have lived peacefully without any TRIBAL OR RELIGIOUS POLITICS before the USELESS NDC PARTY WAS FORMED and their manifesto signed with blood. We don't need any division in Ghana. WE ARE INTER-MARRIED, AND WE ARE ONE PEOPLE. NDC IS DANGEROUS, VOTE THEM OUT IN 2016.
  (GB3M3I KOME TOO DZI WO. GAM3I NY3KA NYI3AA AM3S33. NDC NFEE NY3 BULUU, NI AM3 NSHI NY3 Y3 OHIA MLI.)
  An advice from a sensible GA who can read through the lines.

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• commonsense 11 years ago

  NDC wants to divert the attention of Ghanaians for the many problems they have inflicted on Ghanaians and have resorted to tribal and Religious division. NDC was formed by violent coup makers and trivess on violence and divis ...
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  NDC wants to divert the attention of Ghanaians for the many problems they have inflicted on Ghanaians and have resorted to tribal and Religious division. NDC was formed by violent coup makers and trivess on violence and division

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• STOP THE FIRE 11 years ago

  President John Dramani Mahama Must Be Arrested For What He Said,Because He Set War For The Nation Ghana

  President John Dramani Mahama Must Be Arrested For What He Said,Because He Set War For The Nation Ghana

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• Imaani 11 years ago

  You can't realy make this up . The writer is crying hypocrisy while being highly hypocritical
  He will attend mosque when invited but forgot that the Moslem pupils are not invited but rather forced which the main issue
  No ...
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  You can't realy make this up . The writer is crying hypocrisy while being highly hypocritical
  He will attend mosque when invited but forgot that the Moslem pupils are not invited but rather forced which the main issue
  No one should be forced to attend any religious service period

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• Vuvuzela 11 years ago

  I still don't know what to do with Muslims ridiculous demands. It's creating problems in just every society.
  The Priest and Church leaders say repeatedly they aren't forcing Muslims, but the facts are clear. No one asked th ...
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  I still don't know what to do with Muslims ridiculous demands. It's creating problems in just every society.
  The Priest and Church leaders say repeatedly they aren't forcing Muslims, but the facts are clear. No one asked them to come to those schools they chose to, so they can stop anytime.
  
  If it's not good for you, find another place. Ye abre mu!

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• USMAN. 11 years ago

  The Quran quotes Allah as saying that Jihad is, in fact not just a religious duty but a profitable commerce, a business. (Sura 61:10-12). In the Hadith, Mishkat ‘ul Masabih, Jihad is said to be: “............the best meth ...
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  The Quran quotes Allah as saying that Jihad is, in fact not just a religious duty but a profitable commerce, a business. (Sura 61:10-12). In the Hadith, Mishkat ‘ul Masabih, Jihad is said to be: “............the best method of earning (blessings) both spiritual and temporal. If victory is won, there is enormous booty of a country, which cannot be equated to any other source of income. If there is defeat or death, there is everlasting paradise....”

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• Kofi Ata, Cambridge, UK 11 years ago

  Divine, I disagree with you that "When in Rome do what the Romans do". That is part of the problem and the reason for intolerance. When in Rome, be yourself but remember that you are in Rome. It's give and take and not one si ...
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  Divine, I disagree with you that "When in Rome do what the Romans do". That is part of the problem and the reason for intolerance. When in Rome, be yourself but remember that you are in Rome. It's give and take and not one sided.

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• Nana Ansah 11 years ago

  Bro Kofi Ata, the playing field is when in Rome, do as the Romans do. Why so? You will have to appreciate the Romans culture, language, customs and traditions to feel at home. That means you have to show some decorum to find ...
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  Bro Kofi Ata, the playing field is when in Rome, do as the Romans do. Why so? You will have to appreciate the Romans culture, language, customs and traditions to feel at home. That means you have to show some decorum to find acceptance or feel integrated. I cannot come to your house and break the decorum. Bro Kofi Ata, one thing you can sure of is; I will Show you the door should you ever visit me and breach the decorum.
  
  The brand Mission School or Institution is not new. Mfantsipim ( Wesley High School) is a Mehtodist institution since 1876. That will not Change. Their female all Girls School Wesley Girls high School is also not going to change. A muslim female student cannot tell the sisters at the school to change their ethos like I want to wear my Hijab because I am a Moslem. St Martins, St Johns,St Marys etc. These are are names without ambiguity. Many of our Muslim brothers and sisters with whom I attended school in the olden days were more tolerant than the present breed. Bro Kofi Ata, we don't want any radicalisation of society be it from Christians, Jews, Muslim or otherwise. Period! BOKO HARAM Hello!

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• Vuvuzela 11 years ago

  With you in this, bro, it's very simple.

  With you in this, bro, it's very simple.

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• @@@@ 11 years ago

  With a constitutional principle of official secularism, the Turkish government has traditionally banned women who wear headscarves from working in the public sector. The ban applies to teachers, lawyers, parliamentarians and ...
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  With a constitutional principle of official secularism, the Turkish government has traditionally banned women who wear headscarves from working in the public sector. The ban applies to teachers, lawyers, parliamentarians and others working on state premises. The ban on headscarves in the civil service and educational and political institutions was expanded to cover non-state institutions. Female lawyers and journalists who refused to comply with the ban were expelled from public buildings such as courtrooms and universities.[4]
  In the late 1970s and early 1980s, the number of university students wearing headscarves increased substantially and in 1984, the first widespread application of headscarf ban came into effect at the universities, but throughout the 1980s and 1990s, the ban was not uniformly enforced and many students were able to graduate. The headscarf ban in public spaces, including schools and universities (public and private), courts of law, government offices and other official institutions, is only for students, workers and public servants. Hence, mothers of pupils or visitors have no problems at all entering the primary schools, but they would not be able to work as teachers. Similarly, at the courts of law, the ban only involves judges, attorneys, lawyers and other workers. Wearing headscarves in photos on official documents like licenses, passports, and university enrollment documents is also prohibited. Universities and schools refused registering women students unless they submit ID photographs with bared hair and neck.[5]
  A regulation in, 16 July 1982 specified that: the clothing and appearances of personnel working at public institutions; the rule that female civil servants' head must be uncovered.
  An interpretation of this law in 1997 extended the ban to the wearing of headscarves in all universities in Turkey.[6] The debate over headscarves in universities has been the most contentious of all and has been an important element in the politics of Turkey since 2000.[7]

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• Akyem Mafia 11 years ago

  This is where our foolish bigotry has brought us. What is the use of getting a Jehovah Witness or a Muslim to attend a worship they don't believe in? You talk of ensuring that during Morning devotion every student must attend ...
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  This is where our foolish bigotry has brought us. What is the use of getting a Jehovah Witness or a Muslim to attend a worship they don't believe in? You talk of ensuring that during Morning devotion every student must attend so that nobody stays behind. Couldn't a teacher be assigned to these other minor groups of few students, to meet in another room to read their religious books during that period? Are our religious leaders oblivious of what is happening around the world? The world is changing and will continue to change, the Catholic church itself has changed, the Muslim religion is also changing, what didn't bother them in the past is now an issue. The key word is accommodation. In these times of religious turmoil we need to keep our heads and stop the NPP NDC nonsense.

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• Charles Agbenu 11 years ago

  Kufuor’s ERA
  In a boat disaster in the Volta lake, some commuters sadly lost their lives.
  Hon Joe Gidisu, arrogantly and provocatively openly stated officially in parliament that, President Kufuor had deliberately refused ...
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  Kufuor’s ERA
  In a boat disaster in the Volta lake, some commuters sadly lost their lives.
  Hon Joe Gidisu, arrogantly and provocatively openly stated officially in parliament that, President Kufuor had deliberately refused to put in measures to prevent such disasters in pursuance of NPP deliberate Ewe ethnic-cleaning agenda.
  This preposterous, ethnocentric and highly divisive statement was calmly swallowed by NPP in the name of tolerance and unrepentant NDC activists, Joe Gidisu and his fellow NDC MPs were delighted. Gidisu bnever aspologised for his grave recklessness
  
  Mills Era
  A more serious boat disaster occurred on the same Volta Lake and as many as 36 commuters died. Now, the loudmouthed NDC activists and Joe Gidisu were ‘mumu’ as if nothing happened.
  I am tempted to conclude that the disaster was a divine intervention to teach Joe Gidisu and his NDC a big lesson.
  Where is decency in this democracy?
  Where is the tribalism in this our democracy?
  Who are the ethnocentric bigots?
  Who should be invited by BNI because of hate speech?
  Reject ethnocentric hypocrisy

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• Kofi 11 years ago

  A good one there!

  A good one there!

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