Godwin Deali gadel Adadzie

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I'm a Computer Scientist and a Social Media Analyst from the Republic of Ghana in West Africa. I'm highly ambitious and determined, sometimes very reserved and other times zealously outspoken. I am a lay Catholic Apologist and Blogger. My life is centred on KING JESUS CHRIST and His Holy Catholic Church. I like to discuss my faith with others within the context of mutual respect and charity. I hate liars and hypocrites among others. I believe that disability is a mentality and that we as human beings are very wonderful creatures of the Creator, i.e. we are all unique unrepeatable miracles of God.


I'm also on a journey to discover the miracles of life. I'm leaving bread crumbs on my paths, so others may find the way. If you stumble on my crumbs, share it with others. I do hope we can help each other as we leave our footprints on the sands of time.


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Catholic Apologetics Guide 101

Scriptural Reference for Catholic Apologetics

by Adadzie, Godwin Delali
This is a little book for those seeking a right understanding of Apologetics in the context of Catholicism. It is written in a simple and friendly manner. It is an attempt to look at some Catholic positions in a Biblical perspective. It is hoped that this book should appeal to the Catholic as well as to the non-Catholic readers. It is not written in a "scholarly" way, but as a plain "theological" statement with the hope of carrying conviction.

This book does not pretend to be exhaustive. The field which it covers is too vast to admit of minute analysis. A good number of Catholics leave the Church every year due to poor understanding of the Faith and also the efforts of anti-Catholic groups and churches. Realizing that misrepresentation and misunderstanding are the chief sources of error; this book serves as a quick guide to remove some of these errors.
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• It is vanity to desire a long life, while you care so little for a virtuous life.
• Every man naturally desires knowledge; but what does knowledge avail without the fear of God?
• When the Day of Judgment comes, we shall not be asked what we have read, but what we have done; not how well we have spoken, but how well we have lived.
• If you cannot make yourself as you would like to be, how can you expect to have others according to your liking? We want others to be perfect; and yet we do not correct our own defects.
• You ought so to regulate yourself in all your actions and thoughts, as if today you were to die.
• What does it avail to live long, if we amend so little?
• Christ was willing to suffer and to be despised; and do you dare complain when treated likewise? Christ had enemies and slanderers; and do you wish to have all men as friends and benefactors?
• Whence will your patience be crowned, if you meet with no adversity?
• You are not holier because you are praised, nor are you worse because you are blamed.
• For man looks into your face, but God looks into your heart. Man sees your works, but God sees your intentions.
• If you regard the dignity of the Giver, no gift will seem to you small or cheap; for that cannot be small which is given by the highest Giver.
• Jesus has now many lovers of His heavenly kingdom; but few bearers of His cross. He finds many companions at His table; but few at His fasts. Many follow Jesus to the breaking of bread; but few to the drinking of the chalice of His Passion.
• Had there been anything better and more profitable for the salvation of mankind than suffering, Christ would surely have shown it by word and example. For He clearly exhorts the disciples who followed Him, and all those who wish to follow Him, to carry the cross, and says: ‘If any man will come after Me, let him deny himself, and take up his cross daily, and follow Me.’
• So then, when all has been carefully read and minutely examined, let the final conclusion be: ‘Through many tribulations we must enter the kingdom of God.’

I have some articles online that you can check out.

• To bow or not to bow that is the question
  This is a Biblical response to all critics of Catholic worship. A must read for all Christians.
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• Preserving the priceless precious private parts
  This is a challenge to all those who chant Christianity is about the heart, not the appearance to justify immodest dressing and other immoral behaviours.
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