Christian Character Traits

Mills' Friends Betray Him

Prof John Evans Atta Mills the president of The Republic Of Ghana has taken off the mask from his face showing his real person to many who thought of him otherwise through his choice of allieds. The beliefs, character and actions/inactions of his trusted friends has shown what pres Mills is in reality.

There is a popular saying that; show me your friends and I will show you your character. This saying is so true because birds of the same feathers flock together. The bible also confirms this ideology when it says; the light and the darkness cannot stay together. Like-minds plan together, therefore the convictions,behaviors and general personality traits of your friends talks a lot about who you
are. All Ghanaians were made to believe that Pres Mills was a man who is not tribalistic(father of all), God fearing, humble, honest and an incorruptible man. The deeds of his appointees and favorite friends has however, shown that he is none of the things we have been made to believe about him.

When the "non tribalistic" president was voted into power, he made appointments that have left a lot of question marks about where he really stands when it comes to tribal discriminations. Dont make a mistake, my problem is not the large number of a particular tribe in his government, no far from that. He can decide to give all
his appointments to one tribe it is not a problem so long as the people are good and do not have the tendency of destroying the bridges that links all our tribes together as Ghanaians. The worrying thing is that the president chose to appoint a man who personally wrote a book that sought to allienate a particular tribe(Asantes)
and virtually painted them as evil people who hate the development of Mother Ghana.

Prof Kofi Awoonor, the man Prof Mills chose as the chairman of his state counsel wrote a book tittled "The Ghana Revolution". In this book he described the Asantes as the enemies of the state whilst hailing the Ewe led PNDC as the savior of Ghana from the destructive rule of these alleged evil tribes men. Anyone who reads the book will see the acrimony he has against a particulartribe. The extent of his(Prof Awoonor's) aversion of these people could twist
the mind of anyone reading his book to equally hate them. In short prof Awoonor's book has the tendency of inflaming a wide animosity for the Asantes, a situation every well meaning Ghanaian should abhore.

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The best customer feedback 2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. Warranty is based on the Bible by J. Adrian How could a Christian benefit by reading a book as "distinctive Christian character"? In which God has really begun a work of grace in order to read a book exposing the trademarks of Christian character can help to strengthen the security of the readers of faith. The introduction has three things that writers like to see the introduction to the Lord to accomplish through this book: 1.to strengthen the faith of believers, 2.to reveal the false hopes of those who have internalized the false teachings about the warranty, 3. to clarify these matters to those who teach God's word. The first seven chapters deals with things that neither prove or disprove that someone is truly converted, but are often cited as compelling evidence that God has begun absoulutely a job in the soul. Some of the things that are convicted of sin, the guarantee of strong, visible and morality. And 'possible for these to be present without there being a true work of grace in the soul of one of the traits that make the test work of God's grace in the gospel, is humility. According to Gardiner Spring p.37 "evangelical humility consists in a correct vision of our character, and a determination to humble ourselves down because of the joint nature of our nature compels us to lie." In other words, it is an assessment of ourselves that are consistent with reality. The last 11 chapters consist of the qualities that are characteristic of the Christian character of obdience practice (his word), self-sacrifice, love of the brethren, a spirit of prayer and separation from the world. Pastor Springs 'characteristics ...' much, but looks good biblical. This is one of the great books that will help the reader to assess whether the foundation rests on solid rock or sinking sand. 0 of 0 people found this review helpful. Solid biblical, honest and thoughtful of Mitch in a time of increasing secularism and superficiality of the Christian Church, Pastor Springs challenges us with admonition to "examine themselves to see if you are in the faith" (2 Corinthians 13: 5) We do not see on our own subjective mind is back, but given the objective standards for the basis for such introspection in the truths of Scripture. This is a series of essays written eloquently, with conviction, honesty and faithfulness to the truths of Scripture, which are increasingly threatened and even neglected in the church today. View all 2 customer reviews ...

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