God's Hand at Work

About the Book

DOES GOD EXIST? DOES DIVINE iNTERVENTION OCCUR INTHE AFFAIS OF MANKIND AND DO YOU BELEIVE IN IT ? ARE WE OTHER THAN MERE TALKING ROBOTS AT THE WHIMS AND CAPRICES OF NATURE? THESE ARE SOME OF THE QUESTIONS AND CHALLENGES THAT THE AUTHOR HAS TRIED TO GRAPPLE WITH IN HIS ADULT LIFE. OF OVER SIXTY YEARS AND AFTER A BRIEF, ONE YEAR DALLIANCE WITH ATHEISM WHILST A SCIENCE STUDENT AT THE GHANA UNIVERSITY, LEGON, ACCRA, THE SCALES FELL OFF HIS EYES. HIS EXPERIENCES AS NARRATED TRUTHFULLY IN THIS WORK CONVINCED HIM WITHOUT ANY SHADOW OF DOUBT WHATSOEVER, THAT THE ANSWERS TO THESE QUESTIONS , INTER ALIA, IS A RESOUNDING YES!. THE READER MAY FORM HIS/HER OWN OPINIONS

About the Author

Born and educated in Ghana, later studying Law in UK, the story of JOSEPH GODSON AMAMOO is a catolog of major challenges, physical abuse and suffering , culminating in victory and success. AFTER WORKING IN lONDON UK AS A NEWSPAPER CORRESPONDENT, PUBLIC RELATIONS ADVISOR TO THE GHANA EMBASSY IN LONDON , was appointed an ambassador at the age of 28, thus one of the youngest in the world.He later became a newspaper editor, a Member of Parliament ( Congress)a government minister and finally for 15 horrendous months a political prisoner. He has lived and worked in Ghana, UK and USA for several years.Joseph Amamoo has travelled in USA, EUROPE , INDIA , AFRICA AND THE MIDDLE EAST He is married to an outstanding Irish woman who is a psychologist/author and they have two daughters , both lawyers and married , with five children between them.He has won some local and international awards His interests are classical music,advocacy of inter racial harmony and marriage reading, museums, art galleries and walking. Having no sons he calls his seven other books his "sons", as they carry his name for ever!. From 1996 t0 2001 he taught and wrote in Chicago.Returned to Ghana in April 2001, was appointed chairman of the state-owned diamond mine at Akwatia Concurrently he chaired the investigative commission that dealt with the riots and disturbances in Asutuare in 2000/2001