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Celestialsword:. I am afraid your comment makes no sense to as far as my personality. Reason it out yourself, and you will realize this even for yourself. ![]() |
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➜Millions of Jehovah's Witnesses around the world!A bunch of imbe_ciles who once believed the world would end 100 years after 1914, only to conveniently adjust(without so much as a question) to believing the date no longer mattered after reality hit them back in 2014. Are those you believe are Christ-like? Kai! Religion is a bloody bastard! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 |
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Myrepublic:. Which Holy Book? The very same book that insists that only blood descendants of Jacob — Lost sheep of Israel — were qualified —insisting that the dogs — non-Israelites — shouldn't be given that which is holy — the Gospel? Or are you posting here regarding another holy book? Abegi, stop allowing them to deceive you this 2025! 🙄🙄🙄 |
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Myrepublic:Just imagine ooo! Imagine a human being in the year 2025 insisting that food belonged to demons? Kai! It shocketh me! ![]() ![]() ![]() 1 Like |
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Themanleshey:Dude, your religion of Christianity speaking in tongues has nothing to do with the idea of speaking in tongues presented in the Israelite Scripture. Jesus Christ of Israel, who bestowed it only on His followers — all of them Israelites, by the way — gave it to them as a sign. ![]() 2. No one stops you from speaking those languages since they are learned by you to communicate with others around you, right? ![]() 3. I do get it! The religion of Christianity, by way of its numerous doctrines and traditions, has led you to believe that these rituals you practice in your churches are connected to Jesus Christ of Israel when in fact they are not. Nothing of what you argue connects at all. ![]() |
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Themanleshey:Interesting claim, yet the book of Acts records that on the day of Pentecost, the words that were spoken by the Apostles were heard and understood by the people— gentile Israelites — who were in Jerusalem at the time. ![]() 2. Not necessarily the case at all, since when I hear people — I live in a big city with lots of foreigners around— around me speaking, I don't think instinctively think they are speaking gibberish unless what they are saying sounds like gibberish. Instead, I hope they are not cursing at me at least. Speaking gibberish is clearly different from speaking a language. ![]() |
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ps3o:You are still not making any sense since your conclusion remains that overtly rationalizing wisdom leads to selfish decisions when in fact the opposite has been shown, time and time again, to be the case. ![]() 2. The gratification of one's selfish desires is the complete opposite of rationalizing wisdom. Rather, abandoning wisdom altogether is what results in the gratification of one's selfish desires. That is what is written about Solomon, Samson, and even David. They all abandoned— not overly rationalized — wisdom, and ended up gratifying their selfish desires as a result. ![]() 3. The book of Ecclesiastes reads like the musings of a depressed mind. I have read it and realized much of it for what it truly is. Sadly, most of you choose to glorify its content without actually understanding the reason why it was written. ![]() 4. I suggest you go back to reading, or is it studying you call it, and make sure you comprehend the message intended by the writers to avoid creating more of these senseless threads about what it is you don't clearly understand. ![]() |
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agabaI23:This scam has been busted right here on Nairaland, I believe a couple of years ago, though. |
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agabaI23:There is nothing unique in it since it has been discovered that 10s of millions experience it daily and most of them do not have a god-experience. ![]() |
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QuinQ:1. I already posted the research for you to see for yourself. Paul and Silas were accused of being troublemaker Jews, not Christians, telling people that which is unlawful by Roman law. ![]() 2. The statement on Claudius says Jews, not Christians, were expelled from Rome. We know that Priscilla and her husband, written of in the Book of Acts, were among those who were expelled during that time. And according to them, it was not a Jesus Christ of Israel situation but a Jewish squabble that led to their eviction. ![]() 1 Later, Paul left Athens and went to the city of Corinth.As Jewish Christians were considered a part of the Jewish community at the time, they were also expelled along with the other Jews. 2. As for the fire that razed Rome, it occurred in 64 AD, and if we follow closely the s from people such as Tarcitus, himself a Roman official a the time, we arrive at the Christians being chosen as scapegoats for Nero's punishment, not for their belief but for the fact that they were the most hated among the population at the time. It was a case of a bully choosing the most hated of the weak people to pin crimes on. To get rid of the report, Nero fastened the guilt and inflicted the most exquisite tortures on a class hated for their abominations, called Chrestians by the populace. Christus, from whom the name had its origin, suffered the extreme penalty during the reign of Tiberius at the hands of one of our procurators, Pontius Pilatus, and a most mischievous superstition, thus checked for the moment, again broke out not only in Judæa, the first source of the evil, but even in Rome, where all things hideous and shameful from every part of the world find their centre and become popular.This isn't persecution. According to Tacitus, they were thrown under the bus because they were the most hated by the other people. 3. All you made clear was your ignorance of Jesus Christ of Israel by your continuous assertion of such ideas like Jesus Christ of Israel only approached Jews, which we have so far shown was not true. Even some among His disciples were likely not even Jews. Jesus Christ of Israel made clear He was sent only to the Lost Sheep of Israel and not to mankind. |
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Everyday247:1. It is a valid question. Science certifies that a horse is indeed an animal. So, again, who decided that money is not a god while Sango is one? ![]() 2. So, we can describe these powers, whether real or not, that is all that matters? OK, then, people can describe the powers of money, so what exactly do you have against money being a god again? ![]() 3. Yes! I have encountered folks who would do anything for money. ![]() 4. First, I recall using the term superhuman , not supernatural. Second, I also recall that we were clear that proof of ascribed powers was not necessary, as is the case with gods like Sango. So, why pretend that money has to, itself, exhibit any actual powers to begin with? ![]() |
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billyG:That dick needs to be serviced, even if it requires the throwing out of previous doctrinal delusions. That the people who fell for the previous lies I dey pity! ![]() |
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Emmanuel30a:See delusion... so you it that your online persona does not match your offline self. 🤣🤣 2. Last I checked, it is you religious nutjobs responsible for the offline killings, though, as well as the online accusations of blasphemy.🤣🤣 3. Rules, author's rules? What the heck are you on about? The authors of the books are Israelites who wrote of their God, the God of their people. ![]() 4. The ten commandments, along with the 611 other commandments contained in the Law of Moses, comprise the Constitutional Law in the Nation of Israel constituted by the YHWH of Israel. That is what the authors wrote about in their books. ![]() |
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AngelahFlo:We all know why you refuse to cede to that which is plainly stated in the book, and I am caused to draw back to that which the Jesus Christ of Israel who is written about in the books made clear that all those who hold to the doctrines and traditions of men — religion — have absolutely nothing to do with Him. ![]() 2. If you are under some delusion that you are my focus, then you are mistaken. My focus is merely on countering the bloody arse lies you religious folks like to hide particularly behind the mentions of the names of the God of Isreal— YHWH — and His son, Jesus Christ of Israel. ![]() |
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Everyday247:1. Who decided that money isn't a deity while Sango is? ![]() 2. And these superpowers are mainly as imagined in the minds of those who worship these deities, right? Again, I don't worship Sango and so have no proof that Sango has any superpowers. So, it is only regarded as a deity to me simply because I am aware there are those who worship it. ![]() 3. Recall your definition above that a deity is anything that has been ascribed powers that are beyond those of any ordinary human. Well, money is said, by many, to have such powers. Power to do the superhuman. People have been known to go to all lengths to gain access to some of that power, even destroying nations for its sake. If there are those who perceive this power exists in money, why should this society you speak of be the decider for them on whether they can rightly regard money as a deity or not? ![]() |
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Note: Jesus Christ of Israel, in the age that is Matthew 15 vs 20 - 28, makes the statement not to the Woman but to His disciples who wondered why Jesus Christ of Israel did not respond to the calls from the woman urging Him in the name of David to answer her. The Davidic Covenant— 2 Samuel 7:8-16 —was meant only for Israel and the Israelites— the bloodline of Jacob — is why Jesus Christ did not directly respond to her. It wasn't until after she clarified that what she sort was the crumbs that fell from the Master's table from the food meant for the Master's children, that Jesus Christ then turned to address her directly. 🙄🙄
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Everyday247:Why is saying, "Money is a god to those who worship money," perceived as a comparison and not a literal statement by you?🤔 I worship neither money nor Sango here, so please explain the following to me. What makes Sango a deity to those who worship Sango, and money not a deity to those who worship money? 🤔 |
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AngelahFlo:1. It seems to me that the meaning of the word Context evades you. I clearly quoted the exact verses to which I referred, establishing that in addition to insisting one had to have the life from one's mother's womb to become born again, one also had to have the new life as well. Why do you insist, against logic, that I quoted the statements out of context when it clearly indicates there in the age that the statements I made come from within the given context? ![]() 2. The story of the bronze snake is part of the history of Israel, and as I explained, it is found in Numbers 21. So why ask me what amounts to a nonsensical question? ![]() 3. I did not leave out the part about being born again — new life — given my focus was on establishing what Jesus Christ of Israel said of the need for one to first be qualified from one's mother's womb with the physical life necessary to then go on to obtain the new life — become born-again. Essentially, if one is not born of the bloodline of Jacob from His mother's womb, one cannot then go on to obtain the new life — become born-again. Now, for those who are born of the bloodline of Jacob, to obtain the new life, born-again, Jesus Christ of Israel then goes on to insist they must then be born of water & of Spirit. ![]() |
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Everyday247:Is it equally metaphorical to say then that if one worships Sango, then Sango is a god to 'em? ![]() |
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Everyday247:What particular figure of speech is that? Be specific! ![]() |
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Everyday247:What part of my statement is metaphorical? ![]() |
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Everyday247:When one worships or one ascribes superhuman abilities to that entity becomes a god over the one. ![]() |
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Mear23:. Elementary biology instead insists that it is impossible to tell whether a woman has had sex or not by simply inspecting her vagina. So, again, how did he make this discovery of his? So the believer brother was some sort of sex expert/mentalist or mindreader before marriage, or what? ![]() ![]() |
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Everyday247:Or a piece of wood, or a tree, or a dead dog, or a bag of bones, or a plaster or plastic sculpture, or an iron rod,or a stone,or a bunch of branches, or a mound of earth... the same applies. ![]() |
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elated177:Nonsense response! 🙄🙄 Again, do the vast majority of Christians believe or not believe that the human soul is eternal from its creation? It is simple! 🙄 |
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Everyday247:A god is anything one chooses to ascribe worship or supra-human capabilities/abilities. ![]() |
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elated177:Asking me this as though Christian has ever believed in that which is in fact stated.🙄🙄🙄 Ask a handful of Christians out there, irrespective of their denominations, and they will tell you 7 out of 10 times that the human soul was created as an eternal essence. ![]() |
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But one of the core beliefs in the religion — doctrines and traditions of men — of Christianity is that humans are born eternal beings —gods. So, if by default, humans are born eternal beings —gods— then what is so wrong with the traditional folks choosing to worship their ancestors, who by Christian doctrine live on in the grave? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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