Given two choices;

a) Saved for heaven
-your sins are forgiven
-you live in heaven in peace forever


b) Saving Nigeria
-you become the president
-you get to solve the electricity problems
-you tar the major roads
-reduce unemployment to a single digit (from about 40%) and bring international investments.



Which would you take? A or B?

What is your choice then?

Oboy I go take A joorrr........


Nigeria problem no be here ooooo.......lol


No way to solve 9ja problem,until God use him hand solve am without using any human........

ijawkid: Oboy I go take A joorrr........


Nigeria problem no be here ooooo.......lol


No way to solve 9ja problem,until God use him hand solve am without using any human........

Sorry, wrong answer.

1) Christian viewpoint; Jesus will rebuke you in heaven for ignoring to help your Nigerian brothers;

In his portrayal of the day of judgment, Jesus pictured people from all nations gathered before him, separated into "sheep" and "goats." (Matthew 25:31-46) To the "sheep" he says, "Come you blessed of my Father, for I was hungry and you fed me..." In their astonishment they ask, "When did we do that?" And he answers, "When you did it to the lowliest of my brothers (and sisters)." Conversely, to the "goats" he says, "Out of my sight, you who are condemned, for I was hungry and you did not feed me..."

2) Atheist/humanist point of view; There is no heaven. It is better to help your fellow humans when you can. We have socially evolved to realise the important of a cohesive and strong group

logicboy:

Sorry, wrong answer.

1) Christian viewpoint; Jesus will rebuke you in heaven for ignoring to help your Nigerian brothers;

In his portrayal of the day of judgment, Jesus pictured people from all nations gathered before him, separated into "sheep" and "goats." (Matthew 25:31-46) To the "sheep" he says, "Come you blessed of my Father, for I was hungry and you fed me..." In their astonishment they ask, "When did we do that?" And he answers, "When you did it to the lowliest of my brothers (and sisters)." Conversely, to the "goats" he says, "Out of my sight, you who are condemned, for I was hungry and you did not feed me..."

2) Atheist/humanist point of view; There is no heaven. It is better to help your fellow humans when you can. We have socially evolved to realise the important of a cohesive and strong group

Logic bobo I'll do both.......

I help my fellow nigerians in d best way I can......

I don't have to be d president to do that.....

Then I go to my heaven that's if I'm chosen to go..............


U see??

I love humans,I love helping people........

I'm good @ that.........

But doing politics count me out......

And when Jesus talked about ""brothers"" in that verse u quoted do u really know who he was reffering to??

ijawkid:


Logic bobo I'll do both.......

I help my fellow nigerians in d best way I can......

I don't have to be d president to do that.....

Then I go to my heaven that's if I'm chosen to go..............


U see??

I love humans,I love helping people........

I'm good @ that.........

But doing politics count me out......

Better answer....carry go baba

ijawkid: And when Jesus talked about ""brothers"" in that verse u quoted do u really know who he was reffering to??

I was a christian, remember?

if you really understand the concept of salvation and being saved, then you would know that what you wrote here is a complete fallacy. Except of course, you're joking

Shollypopz: if you really understand the concept of salvation and being saved, then you would know that what you wrote here is a complete fallacy. Except of course, you're joking

It's a hypothetical situation, smartass!