Ghana Cardinal Against Ghana Bishops
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He added that practiced homosexuality [and any other sin] is not alien to the Ghanaian society because Akan, one of Ghana's languages, has an expression for “men who act like women and women who act like men.”
Turkson is aware of “attempts to link some foreign donations and grants to certain positions.” His comments come as Ghana's parliament debates a bill imposing penalties on homosexual acts.
He is at odds with the bishops of his homehountry. Ghana's bishops have stated that practiced homosexuality is "despicable" and have declared that Western countries should “stop the incessant attempts to impose unacceptable foreign cultural values [= Western decadence] on us.”
Picture: Peter Turkson © Mazur/catholicchurch.org.uk, CC BY-NC-ND, #newsNpgmsmgcve
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