FrancisTony:


True. LB is just an atheist wannabee.

So frustrated.

An0nimus:

Personally, I believe every 'Nigerian atheist' has been out of Nigeria at one point or the other and most likely has spent a good number of years out there. Ask around you'll see its true

Or maybe their no god bias is only towards God as we Christians know Him not all the other spiritual beings and paranormals peculiar to Nigeria.

I'll be more than curious to hear from a Naija ninja born and bred here who claims to be an atheist.

TheBigUrban2:




I'm surprised that this comment didnt get more likes.


The foolish comments usually get likes......."atheist wannabee"- does that mean I believe in God? lol lmao

FrancisTony:


Same way atheist comments gets many LIKES whenever a christian tresspass on their chat thread.

FrancisTony:


Says the overworked frustrated atheist.

TheBigUrban2:


Overworked?


Every Nigerian atheist is frustrated. I take that as a compliment, sir. We are frustrated at the mo.ronic nature of our country due to religitards like yourself.

TheBigUrban2: @ FrancisTony

Thanks for calling me a "frustrated atheist wannabe".

Let me remind you of this previous discussion-




https://www.nairaland.com/1840794/pre-marital-sex-christianity#25188123

FrancisTony:



#Yawn. Huh?

TheBigUrban2:



I am amazed how people can just say things without thinking. THAT IS WHAT BRINGS ME TO THE CHATBOX EVERYDAY.

"There is a limit to genuis but no limit to silliness" (a quote from a wise man)



You clearly have no atheist friends and yet, somehow you keep making funny assumptions about them.

Chinua Achebe is someone who is popular in your country....a born and bred Nigerian skeptic, yet you push the theory that every nigerian atheist must have gone abroad for some indoctrination.... Achebe was already preparing "things fall apart" before his first trip outside Nigeria.


Even at that, we have many people here who became atheists on NL (not even needing to travel abroad)



But I digress....this may go over your head

HumbledbYGrace: Hi

An0nimus:
You reiterated my point in the bolded Sir LB Have you read Things Fall Apart?

Nothing is going over anybody's head . I'm just saying my observations. I'll love to meet this 'Nairaland atheists' who converted on NL so I'll be sure if they're no god bias is different from what I stated earlier.

I have no interest in those mad at God for not feeding the whole world or saving dying children everyday.

An0nimus:
You reiterated my point in the bolded Sir LB Have you read Things Fall Apart?

Nothing is going over anybody's head . I'm just saying my observations. I'll love to meet this 'Nairaland atheists' who converted on NL so I'll be sure if they're no god bias is different from what I stated earlier.

I have no interest in those mad at God for not feeding the whole world or saving dying children everyday.

Obi1kenobi:
I'm a Nigerian atheist and I've never stepped a foot outside the country, so your initial comment is wrong. Although your comment indirectly admits insular ignorance is the main reason Nigeria is a very religious country. My only flights have been between Abuja and Lagos.

I wasn't converted at Nairaland but many people have. I was shocked to meet one guy at NYSC camp last year who admitted he was converted on Nairaland. Ironically, he went to Covenant Uni and had been a staunch Winners member.

TheBigUrban2:


"I am amazed how people can just say things without thinking"



Seriously, I am just shaking my head.....the point went well over someone's head

Obi1kenobi:
I'm a Nigerian atheist and I've never stepped a foot outside the country, so your initial comment is wrong. Although your comment indirectly admits insular ignorance is the main reason Nigeria is a very religious country. My only flights have been between Abuja and Lagos.

I wasn't converted at Nairaland but many people have. I was shocked to meet one guy at NYSC camp last year who admitted he was converted on Nairaland. Ironically, he went to Covenant Uni and had been a staunch Winners member.

Cutekemitola: just got bored with it...there r some other motivating and educative movies and series....thought yuh shud be at work now

An0nimus:

Nice to meet you too Jedi master. was hoping Logicboy will draw someone here so I can ask questions and satisfy my curiosity...a few questions please...

-When did you decide to be an atheist?
-What prompted this decision?
-As an atheist now so you feel there are no such things as witches, wizards, spirit beings, traditional gods even down to your hometown's?



Too bad I can't ask him questions. Thing is, there are Nigerians disillusioned with the Christian God concept (no doubt) but a thoroughbred Nigerian utterly disputing the existence of paranormal activity?



That's a rare one.

dagr8:
Nice questions especially the emboldened

Obi1kenobi:
I'm a Nigerian atheist and I've never stepped a foot outside the country, so your initial comment is wrong. Although your comment indirectly admits insular ignorance is the main reason Nigeria is a very religious country. My only flights have been between Abuja and Lagos.

I wasn't converted at Nairaland but many people have. I was shocked to meet one guy at NYSC camp last year who admitted he was converted on Nairaland. Ironically, he went to Covenant Uni and had been a staunch Winners member.

chrisvilla:
At last,how are you dear?

HumbledbYGrace: till then

mployer:
lol, @conversion.
If people can be converted to atheism then how is different from other religion?
Its a religion of 'no God' with passionate followers and dedicated evangelists.

ihedinobi2:
Till then? Really? C'mon now, what has to wait till then?

HumbledbYGrace: "Then" I think will be when Christ comes....nothing has to wait but just incase we have something to put on hold for later....

An0nimus:

Nice to meet you too Jedi master. was hoping Logicboy will draw someone here so I can ask questions and satisfy my curiosity...a few questions please...

-When did you decide to be an atheist?
-What prompted this decision?
-As an atheist now so you feel there are no such things as witches, wizards, spirit beings, traditional gods even down to your hometown's?



Too bad I can't ask him questions. Thing is, there are Nigerians disillusioned with the Christian God concept (no doubt) but a thoroughbred Nigerian utterly disputing the existence of paranormal activity?

That's a rare one.

Obi1kenobi:
It's a figure of speech. Conversion is not just a religious word. For your small mind, you just said something of relevance and intelligence? So conversion of currencies, or conversion measurement units is a religion too, abi? Oga, use the sense your imaginary god gave you and stop being childish.

An0nimus:

Personally, I believe every 'Nigerian atheist' has been out of Nigeria at one point or the other and most likely has spent a good number of years out there. Ask around you'll see its true

Or maybe their no god bias is only towards God as we Christians know Him not all the other spiritual beings and paranormals peculiar to Nigeria.

I'll be more than curious to hear from a Naija ninja born and bred here who claims to be an atheist.

mployer:


You are in the religion section and you think your 'conversion' won't be interpreted as religious.
Fools thinking denying God makes them look smarter.
mtcheww

mployer:


You are in the religion section and you think your 'conversion' won't be interpreted as religious.
Fools thinking denying God makes them look smarter.
mtcheww

TheBigUrban2: An0nimus,

two different atheists (apart from me, making 3) have corrected you on your false belief that Nigerian atheists have indoctrination abroad.


Now, do the right thing and apologise or acknowledge your mistake.


But knowing the average christian chatboxer, PRIDE might get in the way

An0nimus:
It took you lots some good amount of time to rally support and come up with a reply.

Anyways, I wanted you to draw them out and its worked. And while I'll like to ask these ones if they ever experienced any form of paranormal activity before their 'conversion' and (if yes) what they think of it now I think I'll pass. I just wonder what they ever saw, heard or believed in before their 'conversion'. They were most likely drifting.

Its ok to call my position a haughty one but I maintain it.

TheBigUrban2:


Mtchew