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Top Ghanaian female singer, Belinda Ekua Amoah better known as Mzbel, in an interview with Daily Guide, revealed that she is no longer a Christian because she does not believe that Jesus exists.
Mzbel said she thinks Jesus Christ is a fictional story from a children’s storybook used by Europeans who colonised Africans.
The singer, while making the revelation, stated that she does not wish to offend anybody, stressing that she was once a believer of the Christian faith, but that after making some researches, she got to the conclusion that she does not think Jesus Christ is the Messiah as being preached in the religion.
This is what she said during the interview, Read it below:
“Trust me, I don’t believe in that anymore, I don’t want to offend anybody. I used to believe in ‘it’ but, 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,”
“I used to believe in ‘it’. I prayed in tongues. I can pray in tongues right now. I actually prayed in my room one time until the room was filled up with smoke, but now trust me, I will not believe in that shit anymore.”
Mzbel, who was criticised on social media after the interview went viral, but she gave more reasons for her answer on her official Instagram page, She added:
“So you know, I believe in God… The God of Israel, The God of Moses, The God of David, The God of Abraham, The God of Jacob etc. I don’t believe in the story of Christ. Yes, I don’t and I don’t mean to offend anyone, it makes absolutely no sense to think that the same people that came to colonise us under very savage conditions will also show us a saviour to redeem us, if you will be patient enough to do your own historical research, you can realise that this story of Christ is to serve the purpose of softening the people that Europe wanted to enslave and colonise. The purpose of weakening us psychologically, and also to prepare our minds for the onslaught Europeans launched against us. They are simply utilitarian ideals that Europeans used to successfully break our will to resist their imposition and domination, Let’s not be quick to judge or hate, let’s learn.