penatbater

How do you reconcile the numerous "branches" of Christianity altogether, where you have a myriad of denominations under Catholicism, and then you have evangelicals, Baptists, Mormons, and other groups, where they all definitively say and agree that Jesus gave his life for our salvation, and God is God, but then have a glaring number of differences? I.e. Catholics believe on the divinity of Mary, evangelicals do not. Mormons believe in God, but they have an extra book.

Is there just one specific group that is ultimately right and the others are wrong, or would you say this is the manifestation of how despite the perfect 'cannot sin' nature of God, the church is flawed? Like, are they all saved, even if one group also prays to Mary while another doesn't?

I'm not sure if I articulated the question well.

Hello from the Philippines!

What would say is the quintessential Ghanian food out there? If you ask any Pinoy (local term for a Philippine national), most would probably say Adobo. Adobo is basically a dish of chicken or pork stewed in vinegar and soy sauce. We're not very familiar with African cultures so I hope you can shed some light on local Ghanian culture. :)

Thanks for your response! I hope you can post a link or sth over at r/books or somewhere on reddit when your book comes out. It seems very interesting and I'd love a chance to read it. :)