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  • Ghana is my beloved home.

    Ghana is known as the land of gold.

    I am so blessed to live there when I was a boy and I can't wait to visit their again.

  • Oh yeah 1 more thing. People Iv'e met from Africa were very gentle and pleasant; and happy.

  • oh brother; there are people besides blacks who have suffered indignities and we don't go around hating people from European decent with insufferable paranoia.

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  • Not everyone that see that they are christian are real christian so don't make it a religious thing my brothers. greedy Euros raped and stole from Africa and the world and now they are laughing at us

  • i think you meant, you "can't" fool me.

  • September 21, 2008

    Professionally speaking it is best for europeans of all castes and especially those spreading a white Christ (Latin man in an African land...hummm?) Religion should stay away from Africa. In terms of Human Ecology this is very destructive toward African solidarity and much more. Integration or exploration may be pursued when a fragmented and disrupted society is made whole again.

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    The way Africans have been disturbed by europeans its no wonder aliens steer clear of this planet. Its not that europeans are badyou just dont play well with others!

    Scripture is as god as grass!

    White folks you like to preserve endangered species right?

    How about we preserve the authentic & sacred culture, religion, language, and "economics" of non-europeans all over the earth.

    IMPROVE YOUR TRUTH -I have a fear

  • Wow, you should really do some research before you go around saying things like that. Those translators certainly do NOT translate from the English translations, for one thing. They are trained in Greek and Hebrew. For another thing, it's not about destroying anything- one of the purposes of translation is VALIDATING the culture (they're working with minority people and languages) and partnering with the people who live there. Get some better information before passing judgment.

  • Oh, since you seem to be so well informed. Would you mind telling me why they don't mention Greek and Hebrew on their official webspace, why they recruit everyone willing to help, and why they "train" them in some "academic partner programs"? You know serious translators study those languages for half their lives until they dare translate a single word of the scriptures, so this is just a joke. Besides, validating the culture? You gotta be kidding.

  • By your tone, it seems that it doesn't really matter what I say, you're determined to disagree with what they're doing. But just to be clear, not everyone they recruit becomes a translator, and they learn their Greek and Hebrew in those "partner programs" that you are so scornful of- and one of the schools is Dallas Theological Seminary, a world-class, incredibly well-respected university.

  • Also, one of their biggest goals is the spread of literacy, something that is a wonderful thing even if you disagree with the ideology behind it. They don't just teach people to read, they teach people to TEACH.

    Just for the record, SIL, the umbrella organization for Wycliffe, is well-regarded and respected in the academic community. If they were a "joke," as you say, surely that would not be the case.

  • exactly!

  • not for me -_-

  • African Solace,no thank you! Much love and peace.

  • thak you. i am ghanaian

    i come from the Ga Adangbe tribe.

    ^_^ The crime rate in Ghana is very low compared to industrialized countries. we are not cowards we are not violent people just love and fun.

  • humane,hated, and not respected. Ghana is one of the only places on earth, that a person can come from another country and make you ADOPT to their culture, and worship them.

  • To all Ghanaians I just want to say rock that 18k or 24k gold.That's us,rock your Kente too...I'm done...Akan!

  • I'm not Ghanaian but I agree totally with you brother!

  • This is an wonderful program that I am glad to have awareness of. My foundation is also working on projects in Ghana and Benin. Visit our YouTube site at FaithWorksUSA.

  • brainwashing using religion. when will it cease??

  • nicely done!

  • 5 *s for you man

  • thank you...amazing. I'm going to Ghana in September, I'm so excited. God bless you 

  • don't come to ghana, you don't belong there. ghana is peaceful and we need it that way.

  • you'll love it there^_^

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