Creator's World

When Douglas committed his first grave sin the day before Sunday, he was afraid to go home. He dreaded going to church the next day because he feared his prophet friends and the minister in charge would find him out and speak about it. He moved with caution when he went to church, doing his best to avoid his very spiritual friends. But in a small congregation like theirs, there was no hiding place: they all found him, and they had a very smooth and safe conversation – nothing out of the ordinary was mentioned, and nothing about his activities were hinted at in the conversation. When they parted ways, he heaved a sigh of relief. The next time he sinned, he was more confident than the first time. Again, he went to church expecting that his spiritual friends would comment about it or even try to advise him about the course his life was taking. Again, there was nothing. They treated him just as they always have – as a sweet brother in the Lord. He asked himself, “Are they really

      What happens after a person dies? It is a mystery because no one who ever died gave a vivid account of the after-death. People who claimed to have seen God and the devil when they “resurrected” were said to have been hallucinating and were never dead in the first place. Those who were believed to have actually died never came back to tell any stories – Mohammed, Buddha, Theresa, even Jesus. The question still lingers: what is death like?      The living man is made of three components – the body, the soul, and the spirit. The body is what everyone sees, the matter which exists on the earth and moves about. The soul and the spirit, however, cannot be seen or touched. They are expressed through the body. The soul is the intellect, the will, and the emotions of a person. The spirit is the element that sustains the person (let’s not get spiritual).      When a man dies, his spirit is separated from the body. His soul dies with him. As there is no life, the body becomes lifele

Hello beloved readers and lovers of Creator's World! Your patience during this period of silence is much appreciated. We are bouncing back with a new story, "Hostess Iscariot". "Hostess Iscariot" was started by Mr. Emmanuel Coleman and will be completed by Korkor Borteye. The story is quite a long one which will be shared on this blog in bits so that all can read and enjoy. The story begins in Germany where Kwaku Kissi, a young Ghanaian, is running from the Immigration Police because his stay in Germany was illegal. He encounters Gerda on his run, and her affable hospitality makes him believe his run is over, only to be arrested and deported to his homeland. "Hostess Iscariot" is weaved on love, trust, betrayal, and forgiveness. Sit back, relax, and enjoy Hostess Iscariot. Cheers!