Accra:Drama unfolded at a cemetery in Ghana when a man confronted a pastor with questions about the identity of God during a burial service. The man, identified by his friends as T-Tally, began speaking just as the pastor was preparing to perform the burial rites.
According to Ghana Web, family members, friends, and loved ones had gathered at the cemetery to bid farewell to a deceased relative when the incident occurred. Tally initially advised those present to live upright lives and maintain good relationships with others, emphasizing that death marks the end of one's earthly journey.
Tally urged people to strive to do more good than evil during their lifetime, noting that material possessions and personal disagreements become meaningless after death. "If I don't talk to people and hate people, once you end up here, life ends. So, if you are in this world, let your good deeds be more than your sins. Whatever you do, people will talk," he said.
The situation took an unexpected turn when Tally turned his attention to the pastor, questioning him about the identity and existence of God. He asked, "Who is God? Where was he born? Which side of Bethlehem?" and further claimed, "It's not that I don't believe in God, but God is a woman."
Tally also questioned the pastor about Jesus Christ, seeking details about his origins. Despite acknowledging his belief in God, Tally expressed his personal view that God is a woman.