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Ifeanyi Chukwu
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Teeboi56:
Ipob na wa for u ooo
If to say dis thing happen here in Yoruba land some people we say skull miner don't start



As he hapen in ur side now wat re we going to call dis



IPOD ANSWER MY QUESTION PLS

AreaFada2:


Well, isn't religion supposed to make people better people? It should follow that the more people who profess Abrahamic faiths, the better the society should be.

I remember as a kid preaching about town. That was a time many people still openly worshipped in the traditional African way. Yet the world was not this wicked. I went about town with other teenagers not fearing kidnap or being abducted for ritual.

A few decades on, every street has religious houses and mankind is so wicked.


The excuse of poverty does not wash. Back then many families had no TV, no phone, no car and little income too. Some did not even have electricity. Borehole in the compound was unimaginable for most. They were just less greedy for money, not that they were richer or better off.
Therefore you might want to ponder over your own question too: "what is the message our religious houses are preaching?"

Now for Christians, what they should preach and enjoin adherents to practice are obvious enough in the Bible. So are they doing it? How are they doing it?

If Christianity and the rectitude, albeit imperfect, that come with it does not manifest in our lives, what kind of Christians are we? Are we the type Christ would be proud of?

Sowing seed to reap aplenty or just going on about prosperity or overly espousing materialism won't get the society far at all.