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Re: My Thoughts And Questions About Religion by sinequanon: 1:06pm On Jan 03, 2015
PastorAIO:

I hope this is not a case of argument just for the sake of argument. The more we discuss, the less I know what you're talking about.

Then there is no point in continuing.

I hope that also answers your "concerns" about "arguing just for sake of argument".

Let us stop here, or we will know who is into arguing for argument sake.

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Re: My Thoughts And Questions About Religion by PastorAIO: 1:12pm On Jan 03, 2015
joseph1013:
Question?

Humor me, how does the devil take a man to the top of a mountain and from that view, he is able to see all the kingdoms of the earth.

This betrays an ignorance of basic geographical understanding.

It begs the question, how does an infallible and inerrant book inspired by an unknowing God make this simple geographical mistake?

All-knowing, I presume.
Re: My Thoughts And Questions About Religion by joseph1013: 4:08pm On Jan 03, 2015
PastorAIO:


All-knowing, I presume.
Typo. Corrected. Thanks.
Re: My Thoughts And Questions About Religion by joseph1013: 3:45pm On Jan 06, 2015
Think About This...

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Re: My Thoughts And Questions About Religion by joseph1013: 3:47pm On Jan 06, 2015
Question?

IS GOD LOVING, MERCIFUL AND JUST?

Christians think their god is a loving god who is merciful and just. Most of them are as sure their god is loving as they are that he exists. But what does the Bible say?

In Genesis 7:21-23, God drowns the entire population of the earth: men, women, children, babies, and animals.

In Exodus 12:29, God slaughters all Egyptian firstborn children and cattle to punish the Pharaoh

In 2 Samuel 12:15-18 God kills David's baby to punish David.

The Bible has dozens of examples of God committing murder, including mass murder, of unjustly punishing people and of inciting the Hebrews to kill, to take slaves and to rape.

It is plain this is not a loving god. It is a vengeful god who places a VERY LOW VALUE on human life. So why are Christians so certain that their god is a loving god?

Maybe it's because they WANT him to be loving or because they are told God is loving and they don't bother to read their own scripture? I don't know. Perhaps they will tell us?

But, if they are so wrong about this crucial aspect of God's character, what else have they got wrong?
Re: My Thoughts And Questions About Religion by Nobody: 12:41am On Jan 07, 2015
joseph1013:
Question?

IS GOD LOVING, MERCIFUL AND JUST?

Christians think their god is a loving god who is merciful and just. Most of them are as sure their god is loving as they are that he exists. But what does the Bible say?

In Genesis 7:21-23, God drowns the entire population of the earth: men, women, children, babies, and animals.

In Exodus 12:29, God slaughters all Egyptian firstborn children and cattle to punish the Pharaoh

In 2 Samuel 12:15-18 God kills David's baby to punish David.

The Bible has dozens of examples of God committing murder, including mass murder, of unjustly punishing people and of inciting the Hebrews to kill, to take slaves and to rape.

It is plain this is not a loving god. It is a vengeful god who places a VERY LOW VALUE on human life. So why are Christians so certain that their god is a loving god?

Maybe it's because they WANT him to be loving or because they are told God is loving and they don't bother to read their own scripture? I don't know. Perhaps they will tell us?

But, if they are so wrong about this crucial aspect of God's character, what else have they got wrong?

Your being alive is an evidence of His love. If not, people like you could have been wiped out. Out of the hearts abundance the mouth speaks. Your eyes will only see what you consider to be injustice in the bible. Your eyes see nothing more. What a lover of truth!
Re: My Thoughts And Questions About Religion by joseph1013: 2:43pm On Jan 23, 2015
Great Write-up by Bill Flavell

DOES THE QUR'AN HAVE THE ACTUAL WORDS OF GOD?

Claiming that your holy book contains the very words of God is a two-edged sword.

Few Christians make that claim about the Bible—they only say the book was inspired by God but written by fallible men. That, together with the Bible's history, allows many Christians to accept that it contains errors introduced by the men who wrote it and by those who copied it and translated it over the centuries.

Muslims take a different view. They say the Qur'an contains the actual words of God as dictated to the prophet Muhammad. This makes the Qur'an unsurpassable and inspires deep reverence that the Bible cannot match. But it brings difficulties of its own.

The Bible can be excused almost any number of errors but a single error in the Qur'an would be fatal. If the Qur'an contains the actual words of a perfect God, the words must be perfect.

What must we conclude if we find an error in the Qur'an? There is only one possible conclusion—we must conclude that the Qur'an does not contain the actual words of God. And the moment we reach that conclusion, we must also accept that the book is, like men, fallible.

This does not help us decide if God exists nor does it help us determine the truth of the claim that Muhammad was a servant of God. But it does leave both of these questions open and it means we need evidence before we can believe either claim. I will not look for such evidence here, although Muslims are welcome to show us what their evidence is.

However, there are many verses in the Qur'an that do not look perfect when viewed with a modern understanding of the world. We know the Sun is at the centre of our solar system and the planets revolve around it in elliptical orbits. The Earth is about 93 million miles from the sun, varying by ±1.6 million miles according to time of year and an orbit takes 365.24219 days.

What does the Qur'an say about this? 18:86 says, "Until, when he reached the setting place of the sun, he found it setting in a spring of black muddy (or hot) water. And he found near it a people."

This is totally wrong. The Qur'an says the sun travels around the Earth and spends it's nights resting in muddy water on Earth. The Qur'an has the orbits wrong and the distance wrong by about 93 million miles!

From the Earth we can view a massive jumble of trillions of stars and galaxies which vary in distance from 93 million miles to billions of light-years away. The ancient view of the heavens was that it is a blue dome with stars placed inside it and the dome is supported by invisible pillars.

Which view does the Qur'an take; the ancient (and grotesquely wrong) view or the modern view? 13:2 tells us:

"Allah is He Who raised the heavens without any pillars that ye can see; is firmly established on the throne (of authority); He has subjected the sun and the moon (to his Law)! Each one runs (its course) for a term appointed."

The Qur'an says the heavens are supported by invisible pillars (and again mentions the error that the sun runs a course around us. Or we could look at 41:12:

"Then He completed and finished from their creation (as) seven heavens in two Days and He made in each heaven its affair. And We adorned the nearest (lowest) heaven with lamps (stars) to be an adornment as well as to guard (from the devils by using them as missiles against the devils)."

The Qur'an tells us the stars and galaxies are lamps in the LOWEST heaven, placed there because they look nice and to protect the Earth against devils. This is ancient-world nonsense that is repeated in the Qur'an.

If there is a God who created the universe, it is unthinkable that he could have made such elementary errors. These errors show categorically that no God was involved in the writing of the Qur'an.

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Re: My Thoughts And Questions About Religion by joseph1013: 4:18pm On Jan 29, 2015
I'm wondering: If God created the Sun on the fourth day, how had four days passed?
Re: My Thoughts And Questions About Religion by frank317: 5:55pm On Jan 29, 2015
JMAN05:


Your being alive is an evidence of His love. If not, people like you could have been wiped out. Out of the hearts abundance the mouth speaks. Your eyes will only see what you consider to be injustice in the bible. Your eyes see nothing more. What a lover of truth!

Ya right... And the fact that many are dead is an evidence of what? His love too?

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Re: My Thoughts And Questions About Religion by joseph1013: 11:29am On Jan 30, 2015
Heavenly Father,

I thank you for your love towards me. You kept me alive because you love me and you killed 100,000 people everyday because you don't love them.

I know you are the one that created me and every living thing. You also created mosquito that kill and continue to kill innocent people. Thank you so much because you know what you are doing.

I know you love me so much because you keep telling many people to tell me that you love me but I still don't understand why you can't just walk up to me and say you love me. Are you shy? I just have to say this because if I don't say it despite the assumption that you love me, you will still send me to hell.

Thank you and please don't provide daily bread for me today. The children in Somalia needs it more than I do. In Jesus name I pray, Amen.

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Re: My Thoughts And Questions About Religion by Nobody: 2:35pm On Jan 30, 2015
frank317:


Ya right... And the fact that many are dead is an evidence of what? His love too?

If you take a cigarrette after being warned that you ll die when you do. if you eventually die cos of it, who will you blame?
Re: My Thoughts And Questions About Religion by Weah96: 4:35pm On Jan 30, 2015
JMAN05:


If you take a cigarrette after being warned that you ll die when you do. if you eventually die cos of it, who will you blame?

Ok, you win the cigarettes business. But what if you're struck by a drunk driver and you don't smoke or drink?

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Re: My Thoughts And Questions About Religion by frank317: 6:08pm On Jan 30, 2015
JMAN05:


If you take a cigarrette after being warned that you ll die when you do. if you eventually die cos of it, who will you blame?


Just listen to your self. Do u want to pretend cigarette is the only cause of death u known?
Look at what religion is doing to you.
BTW how many people die of cigarette smoking? Can you compare to the number of innocent people who have died in motor accident, bokoharam and ISIS insurgency , hunger, robbery attacks and all that.

Their deaths are sure a sign of your Gods love, because he allowed them to die and kept u alive today

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Re: My Thoughts And Questions About Religion by AllNaijaBlogger(m): 8:03pm On Jan 30, 2015
Why do some black Africans want to become Arabs?

https://www.nairaland.com/2121796/family-soo-soo-adorable-pix#30278204
Re: My Thoughts And Questions About Religion by Nobody: 10:10pm On Jan 30, 2015
frank317:


Just listen to your self. Do u want to pretend cigarette is the only cause of death u known?
Look at what religion is doing to you.
BTW how many people die of cigarette smoking? Can you compare to the number of innocent people who have died in motor accident, bokoharam and ISIS insurgency , hunger, robbery attacks and all that.

Their deaths are sure a sign of your Gods love, because he allowed them to die and kept u alive today

Jehovah never wanted things to be this way. If only our first parents listened, we would not have gone through all these. God was so hurt when he observed in Noah's day the bad thoughts issuing from peoples mind, and the wickedness that people did. (Gen 6:5, 6) Jehovah has not changed, He still hates to see people suffer and die. But He is not the cause.

But He provided a way out. No matter what we go through today, let us constantly obey His commands. Even if we die, He will raise us up to a new world where ISIS and fracas won't be anymore. Won't you like to be there?
Re: My Thoughts And Questions About Religion by Nobody: 10:22pm On Jan 30, 2015
Weah96:


Ok, you win the cigarettes business. But what if you're struck by a drunk driver and you don't smoke or drink?

The cigarette business is meant to explain the actions of our first parents, who went against the command given them, led to the bad things we all see today. Jehovah didn't cause it. However, we can live in a world free of these wickedness, but our actions today will determine if we will be among the the New World's inhabitants.

If we follow God's command today, we can enjoy a wonderful future tomorrow.
Re: My Thoughts And Questions About Religion by frank317: 11:52pm On Jan 30, 2015
JMAN05:


Jehovah never wanted things to be this way. If only our first parents listened, we would not have gone through all these. God was so hurt when he observed in Noah's day the bad thoughts issuing from peoples mind, and the wickedness that people did. (Gen 6:5, 6) Jehovah has not changed, He still hates to see people suffer and die. But He is not the cause.

But He provided a way out. No matter what we go through today, let us constantly obey His commands. Even if we die, He will raise us up to a new world where ISIS and fracas won't be anymore. Won't you like to be there?

Jehova never wanted things to be this way? So man's disobedience changed your God's unchangeable will? Pls am not a kid... Stop telling me bed time stories.

Well all these ones na long story and has nothing in relation with ur earlier statement which was 'your being alive was an evidence of his love, if not people like you would have been wiped out'
I was only responding to d bolded statement. I don't know the meaning of all the ranting you are doing above. Pls respond to my question... If its the love of your God that is keeping him alive, what version of his love or hatred that is killing so many innocent people that are dying?

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Re: My Thoughts And Questions About Religion by TheIkoro(m): 11:06am On Jan 31, 2015
joseph1013:
[b]Hi friends, I don't even know if I can follow through with this and continue infinitely like I would love to do. I don't know. I only have a feeling that writing best captures what I have to say.

This page will be my questions and rant page.

I am not naive enough to expect that most who come to this page will abandon the faith they hold dear, but I do hope to
convince my readers that many of us who walk away have not done so out of a rebellious, juvenile whim, but rather
out of a careful weighing of the reasons for and against our former faith. Our decision, far from being "sad," as many of
my friends and family perceive it, represents a move from unquestioning acceptance of tradition to a spirit of
openness and adventure that pursues the evidence wherever it leads. We left in pursuit of truth.

A little about me: I grew up in a devoted Christian family loving the Lord. I was devoted and zealous. I was the 'dream' child. And because I was equally brilliant, parents pointed me as an example to their kids.

Of course as I grew up, I had questions. One of the earliest I remembered was asking how Cain had a wife if there were only thre people on earth (Abel having died). The answer my mum gave to that and many of the innocent questions of mine at a tender age was that I should make sure I get to heaven so that I could ask God myself. It didn't prove sufficient but what was a child to do otherwise.

I was a part of the school christian groups. I also remember being picked by the Children Church's teachers to preach to the entire Church congregation on Children sunday. It was awesome.

When I got to one of the foremost Federal Universities, I could not be more devoted. I was now into theological texts and got more than five translations of the Bible. I was a walking bible. Of course, there were no bible apps at that time. I consumed alot of religious materials, and read books by so many Christian authors. I also got into reading Islamic text, mainly so I could know what I was talking about when I encountered Muslim apologists, and I was very successful with them.

With time, I was made a Pastor of one of the most vibrant fellowships on Campus. We did not only study the Greek and Hebrew renditions, we know at heart copious parts of scriptures and could reel them out in our sleep. We were respected on Campus, at least by the Christian community. We would argue scriptures and ratte you with our knowledge of the redemptive work of Christ and the concept of the New Creature.

As an Engineering student, I spent 3 of my 5 years being a Pastor of this fellowship.

It was after my NYSC that I came across certain comments in books that made me look twice and search further to see if what I had believed and devoted my time to were indeed true.

I have been on this journey for a while now and I can say that I have come to a stage where I can sufficiently say that I am longer a Christian or a religionist. I do not conclusively deny the existence of God, but I can totally say that nobody has given me a convincing evidence for the existence of the Abrahamic God.

Some have told me that I am angry with God. That cannot be true, for you cannot get angry with something you are convinced does not exist in the context that I mentioned earlier. Some have said I believed wrongly, to these folks I say they know not what they sayeth.

I invite Christian readers to consider the possibility that my apostasy is a result not of divine or diabolical deception but of a simple weighing of the evidence ... It might be that I am wrong. It might be that I have not sought God sufficiently or studied the Bible thoroughly enough or listened carefully enough to the many Christians who have admonished me ... Maybe. But the knowledge that billions of seekers have lived and died, calling out to God for some definitive revelation without ever receiving it, or receiving revelation that conflicts with the revelation others have found, contributes to my suspicion that there is no personal God who reveals himself to anyone.

One of my primary reasons for having this page is self-serving: I do not relish knowing that others consider me to be on the road to eternal damnation if I don't repent, and I want to do what I can to change their perception of those of us who do not share their faith. Yet is this self-serving endeavor reckless? If I believed it would worsen the lives of all those who follow my rants and questions, then yes, it would be reckless. But I am convinced that life can actually improve for those who come to understand that our earthly existence is not simply a stage, a cosmic morality play, a precursor to an eternity to come. This life is the real (and only) deal.

Enjoy...

And hey, if you look at my Nairaland history, I do love Football alot and I'm an investment buff. I'm interested in Politics too (Sai Buhari!!!) and most of all, I love adventure. I love to travel and see new places. I'm also an eclectic reader. Who says atheists and agnostics have a boring life? tongue [/b]

Atheists and agnostics may not live a boring life; but not even they can speak ill of the golden rule of Masculinism, this being:

In every nation he that feareth GOD, and worketh righteousness, is accepted with Him.

For even the atheist and the agnostic, regardless of how little he knows of an omnipotent Creator, do know enough to have to
say:

He that doeth good, and worketh righteousness, is accepted by all that is good and righteous - all;
including the highest authority in the good, and the highest authority in the righteous. And
regardless of whether thou calls that authority thy God,, or thy President, or the Secretary-General of the United Nations, or even thy father.

- Ikoro Iyineleda.
Re: My Thoughts And Questions About Religion by TheIkoro(m): 9:23pm On Feb 01, 2015
TheIkoro:


Atheists and agnostics may not live a boring life; but not even they can speak ill of the golden rule of Masculinism, this being:

In every nation he that feareth GOD, and worketh righteousness, is accepted with Him.

For even the atheist and the agnostic, regardless of how little he knows of an omnipotent Creator, do know enough to have to
say:

He that doeth good, and worketh righteousness, is accepted by all that is good and righteous - all;
including the highest authority in the good, and the highest authority in the righteous. And
regardless of whether thou calls that authority thy God,, or thy President, or the Secretary-General of the United Nations, or even thy father.

- Ikoro Iyineleda.

To add a few more words to my response to your thread, joseph1013; that which I
can deduce from thy "ranting" as thy reaction to a God that does not seem
to satisfy thy convictions concerning that which is right, is similar to that which led me to the renunciation of
Christianity - years ago. Like you revealed in your "rant," I also was born into that which I believed to be a
Christian home. I grew up mostly with friends that had a similar background. However, just as you appear to have questions
for GOD; I also had questions for - to use the words with which I still cry out unto my Creator, day and
night - "the God of those I see as the followers of Christ." And, again, like you said you could not be angry with GOD; I
also could not (and I can not) be angry with the Jesus I know from that which is written; for I know enough of the anguish that was his whilst
he was on earth - be it on the cross that has me "despise the shame," and "bear the abuse he endured;" or as he that saith,
"Foxes have holes, and birds of the air have nests; but the Son of Man has nowhere to lay his head."

However, the blatant hypocrisy in most of all I see today as "Christian" (which has absolutely nothing to do with that which is written,
with that which should be said by the Christian) led to quite a number of the questions that eventually had me renounce the religion in search of a God that satisfies
my own personal convictions concerning righteousness. And having done that years ago, I know enough of Him today to say
unto thee that (even with absolutely no "convincing evidence of the
Abrahamaic God" - or of any other being any other person has ever called, "God"wink if you do the right thing, and you fear the right authority - regardless
of thy faith in GOD, or lack of it - you will be accepted by GOD.

And that word, "right" (which leads to the righteousness that brings about the golden rule of
Masculinism) is the reason I also have to add that, even as an atheist (or an agnostic, or whatsoever other title with which a lack of faith in GOD is
labelled) "the right thing" entails giving others the right to be either justified, or condemned, by whatsoever
authority they believe in. As an atheist, you still will be justified (or condemned) by the laws of thy land - which should give you the right
to practise thy belief (or absence of it) in GOD. Yet, and even then, thou should leave all those that believe in
GOD to be either justified or condemned by whatsoever authority it is with which GOD has chosen to reveal Himself to them. Thus
(even as I still regard the Christianity of this age as nothing but a religion of CONdemned CONvicts building CONglomerations
with all the CON they can CONceive; rather than suffering with him whom they claim to be their
God - as they have been told to, should they really would that they be with him) I still say also unto the
Christian of this generation, "Do not think that I shall accuse you to The Creator; it is Jesus who accuses you, on whom you
set your hope." For, in the same way, that same Jesus sought that the Pharaoh Seers of his own generation (due to whom I say the Sir Do Sees) realise they would eventually
be condemned by the very same authority on whom they placed their own hope. And one of the reasons I keep on crying
"Woe!" unto the Christian with my word is that I would he see enough of
The Ikoro (even as The Christ would of the serpents and the brood of vipers unto whom he saith,
"How are you to escape being sentenced to Hell?"wink I would he see enough to have absolutely none of that excuse,
"Behold, we knew it not."

In a nutshell, joseph1013; be thou atheist, agnostic, or what-not; give unto the righteousness of
Caesar that which is righteousness, and thou then hast seen enough of GOD to be accepted by Him - regardless of whether or not
He decides to reveal Himself to thee in the hereafter only.

- Ikoro Iyineleda.
Re: My Thoughts And Questions About Religion by joseph1013: 9:29pm On Feb 01, 2015
Thelkoro, I don't quite get your drift. What's the summary in like 5 sentences.
Re: My Thoughts And Questions About Religion by TheIkoro(m): 8:37am On Feb 02, 2015
joseph1013:
Thelkoro, I don't quite get your drift. What's the summary in like 5 sentences.

A word is enough for the wise.

- Ikoro Iyineleda.
Re: My Thoughts And Questions About Religion by PastorAIO: 1:33pm On Feb 02, 2015
TheIkoro:


A word is enough for the wise.

- Ikoro Iyineleda.

ehn, oya, reduce it to a word.
Re: My Thoughts And Questions About Religion by Nobody: 2:07pm On Feb 02, 2015
frank317:


Jehova never wanted things to be this way? So man's disobedience changed your God's unchangeable will? Pls am not a kid... Stop telling me bed time stories.

Well all these ones na long story and has nothing in relation with ur earlier statement which was 'your being alive was an evidence of his love, if not people like you would have been wiped out'
I was only responding to d bolded statement. I don't know the meaning of all the ranting you are doing above. Pls respond to my question... If its the love of your God that is keeping him alive, what version of his love or hatred that is killing so many innocent people that are dying?

God has the power to kill you. inspite of your words, He still alows you to live. That is love.

As for your question. This is good for that:

The cigarette business is meant to explain the actions of our first parents, who went against the command given them, led
to the bad things we all see today
. Jehovah didn't cause it.

However, we can live in a world free of these wickedness, but our actions today will determine if we will be among the the New World's inhabitants.

If we follow God's command today, we can enjoy a wonderful future tomorrow.

God's purpose for the earth is for humans to populate it, and live forever. That hasn't changed.
Re: My Thoughts And Questions About Religion by frank317: 2:22pm On Feb 02, 2015
JMAN05:


God has the power to kill you. inspite of your words, He still alows you to live. That is love.

As for your question. This is good for that:



God's purpose for the earth is for humans to populate it, and live forever. That hasn't changed.

Oga... If it is God's love keeping me alive... If God's love is not allowing him to kill me despite all my bad words, why is has his love not kept millions of people who die on daily basis? Is there anything stronger than his love that is killing all those who die in motor accident? Pls answer my question.
Re: My Thoughts And Questions About Religion by Nobody: 2:59pm On Feb 02, 2015
frank317:


Oga... If it is God's love keeping me alive... If God's love is not allowing him to kill me despite all my bad words, why is has his love not kept millions of people who die on daily basis? Is there anything stronger than his love that is killing all those who die in motor accident? Pls answer my question.

Death, wickedness, accident illness etc we see today are results of what Adam did.

This does not mean God does not have the power to strike someone dead.

That God allow you to live, even tho he has the power to end your life is in itself a display of love. You still have a chance to change.
Re: My Thoughts And Questions About Religion by frank317: 3:34pm On Feb 02, 2015
JMAN05:


Death, wickedness, accident illness etc we see today are results of what Adam did.

This does not mean God does not have the power to strike someone dead.

That God allow you to live, even tho he has the power to end your life is in itself a display of love. You still have a chance to change.

Guy... If u continue like his this then I must assume you are still to pass waec.

I will ask for the last time

If it is God's love that has kept me alive, why didn't this same love not keep those in church when book haram struck, those people in the bus when accidents happen. Why did this love keep me alive and not them?

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Re: My Thoughts And Questions About Religion by joseph1013: 4:34pm On Feb 03, 2015
The Amazonians and Kambari of Nigeria and other indigenious tribes still go about nak.ed.

Creationist will say that people started wearing cloths after they eat the forbidden apple.

Can someone help me ask them if this people that still go about nak.ed did not eat the apple or perhaps God by passed them?

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Re: My Thoughts And Questions About Religion by Nobody: 4:45pm On Feb 03, 2015
frank317:


Guy... If u continue like his this then I must assume you are still to pass waec.

I will ask for the last time

If it is God's love that has kept me alive, why didn't this same love not keep those in church when book haram struck, those people in the bus when accidents happen. Why did this love keep me alive and not them?

And ur low understanding is becoming worry-some.

My point is that God ALLOWED u to exist and be speaking what you do. He has the power to kill anyone He likes. since u exist and still talk what you do, without His destroying u. Thats an evidence of love.

Those killed by boko haram are victims to the mistake made in Eden. God has when to stop the effects of adamic sin. For now, even the faithful can die, though not struck by God.

God cannot be blamed, though He allowed it. however, if u die wen u ar in God's memory, to God, you are still alive. because ur life is assured.

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What is the genesis of the problem we see today, including insurgency?

Answer:

It all started from the mistake of our first parents.

Does that mean that God cannot kill?

Answer: No, He can. He can strike those who speak against His name.

Why hasn't He stroke all those who speak against His name?

Answer: Love. He wants them to change. 2Pet 3:9, 10

He however, has a date for the destruction of all the ungodly.

Can your brain decifer it now?
Re: My Thoughts And Questions About Religion by joseph1013: 11:48am On Feb 04, 2015
God doesn't answer when you call. Any ra.pe or molestation victim knows that.

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Re: My Thoughts And Questions About Religion by frank317: 12:56pm On Feb 04, 2015
JMAN05:


And ur low understanding is becoming worry-some.

My point is that God ALLOWED u to exist and be speaking what you do. He has the power to kill anyone He likes. since u exist and still talk what you do, without His destroying u. Thats an evidence of love.

Those killed by boko haram are victims to the mistake made in Eden. God has when to stop the effects of adamic sin. For now, even the faithful can die, though not struck by God.

God cannot be blamed, though He allowed it. however, if u die wen u ar in God's memory, to God, you are still alive. because ur life is assured.

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What is the genesis of the problem we see today, including insurgency?

Answer:

It all started from the mistake of our first parents.

Does that mean that God cannot kill?

Answer: No, He can. He can strike those who speak against His name.

Why hasn't He stroke all those who speak against His name?

Answer: Love. He wants them to change. 2Pet 3:9, 10

He however, has a date for the destruction of all the ungodly.

Can your brain decifer it now?


Why will God's love keep me alive and not keep millions who die on daily basis? Is God's love not seeing them?

Answer my question and stop gossiping.

A lot of people suffering need his love to keep them alive, yet they are dying in millions. Now you are telling me his love is keeping me. I beg am? Is he not seeing people who need it?

If his love did not keep my mum or my fiance, then it sure is not keeping me. Tell him to fuuuccckkk off with his love and for onece go give it to people who need it.

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Re: My Thoughts And Questions About Religion by Nobody: 2:15pm On Feb 04, 2015
frank317:



Why will God's love keep me alive and not keep millions who die on daily basis? Is God's love not seeing them?

Answer my question and stop gossiping.

A lot of people suffering need his love to keep them alive, yet they are dying in millions. Now you are telling me his love is keeping me. I beg am? Is he not seeing people who need it?

If his love did not keep my mum or my fiance, then it sure is not keeping me. Tell him to fuuuccckkk off with his love and for onece go give it to people who need it.

We talk next time. thnks for ur time.
Re: My Thoughts And Questions About Religion by frank317: 8:17am On Feb 05, 2015
JMAN05:


We talk next time. thnks for ur time.

Lol... U actually gave nothing to tell. You seriously cannot convince me to start believing in fairy tales.

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