By
Tawiah Evans
These
days, people of Ghana are bold to see some pastors for who they really are, comedians.
Some
few years ago, who are you to make a sarcastic statement about how a “man of
God” behaves or what they say? We were all engulfed in few of been punished by
God.
Apart
from the natural fear in the individuals who were afraid to talk about the
illogical and senseless things our so called men of God engage in, the pastors
also sort refuge in 1 Chronicles 16:22
"Do not touch my anointed
ones; do my prophets no harm."
Some
times you ask yourself, what kind of oil was used in anointing these concert
party pastors; is it Frytol,Zome or kube Anwa? And the most important question
is where did these people meet God after they slept with their younger pastor’s
wife?.
But
the good news is, since the emergence of Avraham Ben Moshe in the religious space of
Ghana things have dramatically changed. As many Ghanaians have got the boldness
and the confidence to tell their minds on various religious issues coming from
the numerous men of God.
Avraham
Ben Moshe was a Muslim who became a Christian, later became a Jewis-Christ believer
currently a non-religious free thinker. Through his teachings, the people of
Ghana are gradually equipping themselves with a lot of religious knowledge which
is taking away the fear of been killed or punished by God if they express their
opinions on religious maters in the country.
Before
Moshe started his education, it was very difficult to speak on religious
matters without the fear of spiritual punishment. This gave preachers and the clergy
unquestioned authority in the country but the narrative is not the same
anymore.
In
Ghana today, many pastors are cautious about the things they tell their
followers because if you say anything unscientific, they will either show you a
video of Avraham Ben Moshe to disprove what you are saying or they will start
making mockery of your statement knowing very well that, you are not making any
sense hence their name: The Common Sense Family.
NOW
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