In a bold and decisive move, Apostle Dr. Kadmiel Agbalenyoh, a prominent religious figure in Ghana, and Presiding Missionary of the 7th Day Theocratic World Congregation is set to host a significant event in response to the recent declaration by the Pope regarding the blessing of same-sex marriages
The event which is slated for January 1 at Achimota Girls’ Guide is poised to be a platform for open dialogue, religious discourse, and an exploration of diverse perspectives within the Ghanaian religious community. This initiative comes at a crucial juncture, marking a distinctive response to the evolving discussions surrounding LGBTQ+ rights and the intersection of faith.
Apostle Dr. Kadmiel Agbalenyoh’s event is expected to serve as a forum for believers to engage in respectful conversations about the intersection of religious teachings and evolving societal norms. The theme of this event—is to oppose sinful same-sex marriage underscoring the importance of fostering understanding among individuals with the dangers of LGBTQ and punishments accompanying its practice as unleashed by God himself. This gathering aims to provide a space where attendees can share their views, guided by a commitment to respectful discourse, even in the face of differing opinions.
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The Apostle’s decision to host such an event showcases a nuanced approach to the contemporary challenges and the pressure emanating from Western world to coerce everyone to accept same-sex marriage and its problems that religious communities worldwide are grappling with.
By initiating a platform for dialogue, Dr. Agbalenyoh is taking a proactive stance in addressing the implications and interpretations of religious doctrines in the context of LGBTQ and how to deal with it. This event holds the promise of fostering a more inclusive and understanding religious discourse in Ghana, navigating the delicate balance between proper matrimony and progressive values.
