‘Gov’t must partner churches’

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• Kwabena Yeboah 10 years ago

  Have these priests ever heard of separation of state and church? If these priests want the state to muscle churches, then of course this is a welcome news.
  
  In my opinion, the state should use this noble idea to clamp down ...
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  Have these priests ever heard of separation of state and church? If these priests want the state to muscle churches, then of course this is a welcome news.
  
  In my opinion, the state should use this noble idea to clamp down on the proliferation of mushroom churches all over the country. These prosperity churches are good for nothing.

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• Okomfo, London 10 years ago

  Thank you Kwabena.You are a wise man.

  Thank you Kwabena.You are a wise man.

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• Hackman 10 years ago

  How can religion work with worldly leadership?

  How can religion work with worldly leadership?

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• Diasporan 10 years ago

  Never mix church and state. The Church's first century superstitious teachings are retardative. We are in the 21st century. We know that no one can walk on water; we know that a dead person rots and smells, and does not ri ...
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  Never mix church and state. The Church's first century superstitious teachings are retardative. We are in the 21st century. We know that no one can walk on water; we know that a dead person rots and smells, and does not rise up like a baloon to heaven; we know that prayers never work at all; we know that the church is just another business enterprice governed by those who are not intelligent enough to tackle the challenges of life. Church leaders are ignorant and exploit the ignorance of their mostly women followers.

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• David 10 years ago

  some of the church leaders talk at mahatma as if he is their houseboy. some even call him brainless nyansafuo mu wo he/ what partnership do they want

  some of the church leaders talk at mahatma as if he is their houseboy. some even call him brainless nyansafuo mu wo he/ what partnership do they want

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