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Ghanaian hiplife icon ditches Jesus Christ

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World news. Hiplife singer Belinda Ekua Amoah who was raised up a Christian says she has ditched any belief in Jesus Christ, the center piece of the Christian religion.

In an interview likely to irk Christians, Mzbel who attended Sunday School as a kid, says she has come to this new conclusion after doing her “own research”.

Belinda Ekua Amoah Photo courtesy wwwmyjoyonlinecom

Belinda Ekua Amoah. Photo courtesy www.myjoyonline.com

“Trust me I don’t believe in that anymore” she insisted. In a deeply religious Ghana community where Christians constitute the majority, the christian rebel’s claim is expected to set off a reaction storm.

She said the Jesus narrative is similar to the story of an Egyptian deity, Horus. The significant difference was that Horus predates Jesus.

“I don’t want to offend anybody. I used to believe in ‘it’ but eerrmm, I did my own research and I think ‘it’ was made up but I might be wrong, but by my own research, it was made up. Because the same story 5000 years ago happened in Egypt…”

“Horus mother was a virgin..He did miracles, he had disciples at the age of 12” she told TV talk show host, Stacy, on Restoration. She continued that the ‘Messiah’ referred to in the bible made no reference to Jesus Christ.

In an attempt to show her former Christian credentials, she said she could still pray in tongues.

“I used to believe in ‘it’, I prayed in tongues. I can pray in tongue right now. I actually prayed in my room one time until the room was filled up in smoke…but now trust me, I will not believe in it anymore.”

Give Mzbel the Old Testament anyday and she would take it but not the New Testament.

As far as Mzbel is concerned, Jesus was “made up”. Article courtesy http://www.myjoyonline.com

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