🌟 Author | 🛡️ Apologist | 💻 Computer Scientist
Passionate about Generative AI 🤖 | Alpha & Beta Tester
Born: Ghana
Nationality: Ghanaian
Occupation: Author, Apologist, Computer Scientist
Years Active: 2007–present
Known For: Founder of Catholic Answers 101, Let’s Talk About the Rosary and Catholic Apologetics Guide 101
Education: Bachelor’s degree in Information Technology, Methodist University Ghana (2009) Master’s degree in Theology with a focus on Apologetics, Holy Apostles College and Seminary, Connecticut, USA (2020)
Biography
Godwin Delali Adadzie converted to the Catholic faith at Easter 1999, beginning a journey that would shape both his spiritual life and his professional calling. What started as a personal crisis of faith during his undergraduate years at Methodist University Ghana became the catalyst for a ministry that has touched Catholics worldwide.
While pursuing his Information Technology degree, Adadzie encountered numerous ex-Catholics who challenged his beliefs with questions he couldn’t answer. Rather than abandon his faith, he dove deeper—discovering Catholic apologetics and connecting with knowledgeable Catholics online who helped him understand the theological foundations of his beliefs. This transformative experience led him to establish the Sts. Peter and Paul Catechism Ministry in 2007, which evolved into Catholic Answers 101 in 2013.
Since then, Adadzie has become a respected voice in Catholic apologetics, known particularly for his accessible yet thorough approach to explaining the faith. His books Let’s Talk About the Rosary and Catholic Apologetics Guide 101 are used by Catholics around the world seeking to understand and defend their faith. He has contributed to prominent Catholic platforms including Ignitum Today, Catholic Stand, and EpicPew, and his work has been featured in mainstream media outlets such as CBS News, Breitbart News, Catholic News Agency, Catholic Herald, The Christian Post, and more.
In 2020, Adadzie completed his Master’s degree in Theology with a focus on Apologetics from Holy Apostles College and Seminary in Connecticut, USA, further deepening his theological expertise while maintaining his work in technology.
Where Faith Meets Innovation
Today, Adadzie bridges two worlds that rarely intersect: Catholic theology and cutting-edge artificial intelligence. As a passionate advocate for generative AI and an active alpha and beta tester, he explores how emerging technologies can serve theological education and spiritual formation. His unique combination of technical expertise and theological training positions him to thoughtfully navigate the intersection of faith and innovation in the digital age.
About the Name
Adadzie is pronounced like “other Gee” (or “other G”). Here’s an easy way to remember the spelling: Take the abbreviation for Anno Domini (AD) twice to get “ADAD,” add “Z” for “ADADZ,” and finish with “ie” to complete “ADADZIE.”