blank
search-icon
Religion

Three Photos From The Black Star Square Proving Why Ghana Is Still Stuck In The 1st Century AD And Why We Have No Future

chris-rally
From BRUTALLYUNCENSORED.COM
Ecclesiastes 3:1-2 (KJV) “To every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven: A time to be born, and a time to die; a time to plant, and a time to pluck up that which is planted”
For people who harp on and on and on about being Christians, Ghanaians know very little about the bible. Sure we know a verse here and a verse there, but beyond that we know very little of the etymology of the bible as a work of literature.
And even when we do know of a verse with a very clear instruction, like the one opening this piece- we do very little to actually practice what it says. Jesus screamed about giving to Caesar what is his, but again, that’s another place where we’re hearing the words, but we’re not actually processing them.
Pastor Chris Oyakhilome is in the country to hold a crusade or rally or whatever they’re calling it, dubbed ‘Night of Bliss’. It has been advertised nonstop for months, and today is the d-day, when the program is scheduled to take place from 1800.
I have no qualms with people deciding to worship their god, knock yourself out. Go to church every single day of the week if you like, as many other people already do. The problem is overdoing it, as we do, and which then affects not only yourself, but the country at large.
Oyakhilome’s visit and the program to be held at the Black Star square is a classic case in point. Chris has been treated like a rock star ever since he arrived, with people fawning over him on social media as if his is the return of Christ himself. That illustrates clearly the cult of personality built around this man , a trend that is clearly dangerous, in that the leader can do no wrong in the eyes of his followers; one reason why his wife was abused by many people online when she initiated divorce proceedings.
chris-black-star-square
But the bigger problem is the fact people have been sitting at the Black Star Square since morning, for a program that is supposed to start at six, and probably would actually start around 9, seeing as how it is an all night service. These people have presumably skipped work or school to sit in the sun all day, to wait for the leader of their cult.
Therein lies the problem with the Ghanaian mentality. A full working day has been forfeited to go wait for a preacher who is nothing out of the ordinary. Why would anyone think it is a good idea to wait half a day for a crusade and let go of a full working day? Or we never heard of Ecclesiastes 3, or Jesus calling for you to give to Caesar what belongs to him? Productive, goal oriented citizens would never have even had the thought of forfeiting work to waste hours in such a frivolous manner.
We are blinded by allegiance to an ideology borne out of the gruesome death of ‘a saviour’ to appease himself- to the point that we use it as a crutch to enhance our stupidity. If the truth of the Christ myth is so self-evident, why does it have to be forced upon a group of people before they come to that truth. Can God not just appear to people without sending missionaries in whose wake slavery and colonialism would be spread? I’m yet to hear of the society who came to the story of Jesus on their own without it being forced down their throat!
Yet on the back of this we have become so convinced, and are still shackled to the mental part of the subjugation that was once inflicted upon us by force- made worse by the Pastor Chrises of this world who now use it as their own tool of exploitation.
Make no mistake, he would leave Ghana with a huge jackpot from this program, return to Nigeria, and wait for the next big rally. Ghanaians would go back to their workplaces or schools on Monday, wallowing in the same problems John Mahama and our own gullibility and shortsightedness have bequeathed us. Nothing would have changed, except for the fact that many people’s accounts would be a few cedis short, and Pastor Chris’ filled with, possibly, millions more.
black-star-square-rally
Know your priorities; that is the import of Ecclesiastes 3:1 and Matthew 22:21. Christians shout so much about the bible that it rankles a lot when they fail to follow even its most basic commands.
Worse, a huge chunk of those domiciled at the Black Star Square are young people, the supposed ‘future’ of this country. If this is the future we have, a bunch of people stuck within first century mythology and without any recognition for true priorities- that’s not much of a future to write home about.
THIS ARTICLE FIRST APPEARED ON BRUTALLYUNCENSORED.COM. VISIT FOR MORE

READ ALSO: Refused A UK Visa? CLICK HERE FOR HELP

CLICK HERE to subscribe to our daily up-to-date news!!

POPULAR POSTS

LATEST NEWS

MORE FROM Religion

No related posts found...

0 thoughts on “Three Photos From The Black Star Square Proving Why Ghana Is Still Stuck In The 1st Century AD And Why We Have No Future”

  1. Chris dont say Ghanaians .i work for an airline and do u know the number of Nigerians that came in from Thursday just to attend the program?who knows they might be the ones sitting there and not Ghanaians

    Reply
  2. Atheists are very obsessed with something they claim doesn’t exist!!!!! If Pastor Chris booked and paid for the venue, what’s the fuss about. We don’t have the same views or believes. You can invite your flying spaghetti team and do the same if you please. THERES SOMETHING CALLED FREEDOM OF ASSOCIATION AND RELIGION. If they used the appropriate channels to organise their program according to the laws of the land, then what’s the problem

    Reply
    • Because you haven’t awakened yet spiritually doesn’t make it appropriate to attack his view point. If you don’t agree with him, you can start your own blog. I believe the a-ha moment he wants you to have is that with all that time they are sitting there Change could be happening. What I have noticed about Africa is that people are drawn to signs, wonders, and magic. Also please don’t make fun of the religious views he chooses to follow. God and Jesus were not Christians.

      Reply
  3. You wait till you find something that you are crazy about and we will see if you won’t think of leaving a week or a month to chase after that thing till you get it. One problem with you guys making a fuss about Pastor Chris’ visit to Ghana is that you are actually hypocrites. take a closer look at yourself and your priorities if you don’t do this same things that you accuse others of. If it had to do with something you are passionate about I’m sure you would have even done worse, just that nobody will see it to comment about. For me i don’t see anything wrong with someone deciding to leave everything else aside and chase after God for a day. if it’s too much for you to take i think you can go and burn the sea!. When muslims lay aside weeks of productive work to be done and go to Mecca for their pilgrimage we dont say anything about it but when some Christians decide to leave just a day to sit under the feet of the Servant of God, we bare our teeth ready to eat them up over it. Hypocrites!!

    Reply
  4. No wonder the article has no objectivity. That is it was deliberately targeted at the man of God or the follower of Christ who are passionate about what they believe. If people are ready to die for their political party or their favorites football teams, why is the Christian not allowed to worship His God the way He chooses? Try and investigate how other fundamental religious groups go about what they believe and do a more general inquiry into such things before you attack a group for what they do.

    Reply
  5. Development of a Society begins when individuals question Belief. Its evolutionary, beliefs die, quest for knowledge begins(Science) then finally Clarity… History always repeats itself but in different locations and instances. Its just a matter of time. The Pioneers of Christianity itself are no more Christians. Africa is just good at not questioning what is brought in front of them which goes the old saying ”if you want to hide something from a black man, put it in a book”. So to me its just a matter of time before most Africans find clarity just as it took the Europeans and other Civilizations decades to centuries to finally understand the difference between Believing (Religion) and Knowing (Science).

    Reply

Leave a Reply