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Sam George, representative of the Ningo Prampram in Parliament, warns his colleagues and Ghanaians against attempts to pbad legislation to regulate churches in Ghana.
Ningo Prampram MP Samuel George warns Ghanaians against the regulation of churches by parliaments.
According to a report by Adomonline.com, George believes that any attempt to control the activities of religious groups in Ghana will run up against the biblical teachings and fundamental freedoms of Ghanaians.
The Ningo Prampram MP believes that churches are already regulated in Ghana and urged Parliament to adopt a "more practical solution".
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"The church and religious organizations are already regulated in this country. We have the Christian Council, the Catholic Bishops' Conference and the National Association of Charismatic and Christian Churches, what we can do as a state is to collaborate with the leaders of these churches ", was quoted as saying.
He continued: "They even said that they wanted Parliament to strengthen these organizations and make it mandatory that every church be placed under the auspices of one of these recognized organizations. Parliament and the state should therefore act with caution, because matters of faith legislated even logically. "
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George's reprimand arises as a result of the call by some MPs for the promulgation of a law regulating the activities of churches belonging solely to churches belonging to self-styled pastors and led by them, and referred to as "One-man churches".
Some of these churches would have engaged in all sorts of unacceptable practices in the country.
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