Author name: Godwin Delali Adadzie

Godwin Delali Adadzie, also known as GADEL, is a Catholic convert from Ghana and the founder of Catholic Answers 101. He earned a Bachelor’s degree in Information Technology from the Methodist University of Ghana (MUG) and a Master’s degree in Theology, specializing in Apologetics, from Holy Apostles College and Seminary (HACS) in the United States. During his studies at MUG, encounters with ex-Catholics who questioned his faith prompted him to delve deeper into Catholicism. This experience ignited his passion for Catholic apologetics and led to the establishment of the Sts. Peter and Paul Catechism Ministry (2007-2013), which later developed into Catholic Answers 101. Actively involved in apologetics since 2007, GADEL is well-known for his works Let’s Talk About the Rosary and Catholic Apologetics Guide 101.

End of the World? Everyday is Judgment Day

I believe everyday is Judgment Day! Let’s start with some COMMON SENSE, Shall we? Voltaire puts it this way “Common sense is not so common.” I agree with Voltaire on this one. Let me add some spice here too. . . Fr. John Corapi (now the Black SheepDog) once said, “In the end, forever, you and I […]

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Christianity, More Christianity, Less Christianity

The question to start with is this, “Is Christianity a noun or a verb?” In other words, is Christianity an action word or a label? Think about it. To the Evangelical and Fundamentalist groups, Christianity is not a Religion! These guys understand one language — Sola Scriptura (Scripture Alone) one of the anthems of the

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How Would God Create His Mother?

It is quite interesting how a lot of Christians treat the Mother of Jesus Christ as how people treat an envelope containing an important document or parcel. The envelope is usually trashed away after the content it contains is delivered. Many Christians see Mary as such; she is just an ordinary girl that God chose

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