The Head Pastor of Believers House of Worship International, Apostle Abraham Lamptey, has described Christianity as the easiest religion to attack publicly, arguing that people can criticise the faith and still receive support from some Christians.
Speaking on the Ahotor Mmre Show with Obaapa Janee on Ahotor FM 92.3, during a discussion on issues surrounding Christianity and lifestyle, the man of God expressed concern about what he considers the growing tendency among Christians to attack their own faith.
According to him, unlike what he believes happens in other religious communities, some Christians are quick to insult, condemn and publicly discredit their fellow believers, including pastors and church leaders.
He observed that some Christians openly accuse men of God of exploiting their members financially and enriching themselves with church contributions, while others join conversations that portray Christianity negatively.
Apostle Lamptey argued that such behaviour creates room for outsiders to disrespect the Christian faith, adding that Christians must reflect on their own contributions to the negative perception surrounding the church.
He questioned why believers would become willing participants in conversations that ridicule their own religion, stressing that disagreements and concerns should not automatically translate into public attacks on Christianity.
He further urged Christians to be mindful of how they discuss their faith and religious leaders, noting that the way believers handle internal disagreements could have a lasting impact on the image of Christianity.