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flamingREED:and u had to support his soul-trade by making him famous, hence making him achieve his aim effortlessly..then you are an instrument to his self-fulfilment on his love of money... you are hereby charged with conspiracy to commit the sin of aiding and abetting seun in goin against Matthew 6:33 ![]() |
naijadeyhia:who exactly are u to say a humanitarian donation from an Atheist is wrong.. are u the Father, Son or Holy Spirit?.. the level at which u judge ppl is so naijadeyhian...i am afraid to sat unchristianly naijadeyhia:...haha....u keep shooting urself on the foot..to answer ur question profoundly.. (a)This is what our churches do, so what stops them from collecting the Atheists moni b4 correcting them (b)i cant imagine a church doin this coz Matthew 7:1-5 wud attack them by default. #QED News flash! ..your analogy is devoid of reasonin by means of application to this case..which stil emphasizes the fact that ur comprehension skills are so gross.. REASON: your tithes and offerings is not a humanitarian act but a sort of religious obligation(as we see it) the chorister prostituting are not not giving for charity..... naijadeyhia:lolz...even Holy book quotes to us that God said "i'll cause your enemies(sinx u view non-christians as such) to be at peace with u" Proverbs 16:7..that means they(oppositions) wud find demsefs caving in for u..supporting ur goals..so OBEY GOD who presumably caused the Atheist to be subjected to your cause for charity..they want to be at peace with u by all means..lolz Moreover, if u obey God, u wont promote Avarice in seun(as u claim) by promoting his ministry in signing up on this forum |
naijadeyhia:oh..ur own pastor educates u to label non-christians as thieves and criminals?...wow..i need to know the name of this church of urs pls..am sure u subscribe to accepting moni from corrupt naija politicians coz they av the tag "christian" to themselves..smh naijadeyhia:now..am sure u dont read to comprehension at all... if the peeps of other religion put their sentiments aside to accept humanitarian aid from christians..while the christians reject the same humanitarian aid(which they publicly requested for) from the non-christians... who is the hypocrite and bigot here? if the world behaves likes dis..nobody wud help anybody sinx we wud all reject help from our fellow humans(for humanitarian causes) coz of religion....are u not inadvertently subscribing to the Atheists views that religion is doin more harm to mankind than good? u mentioned charity...young man..open ur dictionary for the meaning of charity weda it was hinged on religion or humanitarian act |
naijadeyhia:this is a 2-way question, imagine me asking u that as well....#null naijadeyhia:i knew you'd come at me..relished the moment b4 u handed it to me on a platter. naijadeyhia:stop doin what pls?..hmmn..and honesty is not a cheap virtue when religion is rife with bigotry...i'd advice u affix another subject pronoun to the adverb "honestly" naijadeyhia:i hate being involved with debaters who got a confused perspective..i followed ur debate with MrMontella..and u reiterated(tho in contextual error) that the church(not some as u claim now) refused a donation to themselves(not the charity as u also claim now) from Atheists...[i]#confusion[/i] ur pensive mood obviously took the best part of an intellectual u..please read to comprehension Sir naijadeyhia:Must the baptist church fund a charity and disturb the public(which includes atheists) for funds? if they cudnt solely fund a charity..why start one in the first place. you cant gimme a blank cheque and chastise me for whateva amount i choose to request for..they gave out the chance to be humiliated by Atheists(according to u) sinx dey cudnt kip their house in order. Daystar Christian centre(the church i attend)..championed humanitarian causes over the years..i'll list a few 1. they rebuilt schools and stocked them with educational materials. NOTE: some of these schools are owned by the least religious ppl, sometimes pagans 2. they give out clothing, food items etc., bi-ennially to the needy(i dont necessarily mean haggard looking peeps, dudes and babes approach the welfare stands, no big deal), just approach the welfare staff in the church premises and state ur needs and u get it, provided it's available NOTE: Atheists, Muslims(in their religious attire) approach the welfare staff and are treated the way; we, christians claim God wud love us to treat even our own enemies(sinx u seem to view non-christians as such). Synagogue church of all Nations(Prophet T. B Joshua's)...gives food items, clothing and money to the needy occasionally. NOTE: Most of them are not members of his church, they found themselves in the church coz of what they need, some are even pagans and the church knows this. -------------- I cited both scenarios above, to tell u that only a Religious Fanatic and Hypocrite Minces Religion with Humanism... every religion preaches humanism as a highly prioritized moral standard. A good christian should know that objective humanism is a strong virtue, worthy of emulation, that cud even make an Atheist or any other religionist convert to be a christian. bigotry, rooted in religious zealotry wud never convince an Atheist that our God is true, if our beliefs and actions are not in concomitance. naijadeyhia:if I and some objectively reasoning others choose to condemn open religious hypocrisy, it's my prerogative and not urs to dictate as well..*chews kola*..lolz..another 2-way statement. or are u d same Anas09 with an alternate moniker?...i wonder naijadeyhia:parallel analogy. he doesnt need to announce coz his profile dint give room for filling out religious views...if he created a column for religious views, u fink he wont fill-out Atheist there?...once again... plz read to comprehension naijadeyhia:this is an educated assumption, but u never cud tel his real motive behind Nairaland u knw?. if his plan was sinister, he wont announce it. sinx u dont trust Atheists money, why shud u trust an atheist's forum u bliv was propagated from Avarice? avarice is not something a good christian of ur standard shud help promote by increasin his user-base(imagine u fuelling someones love of moni), why dont u deactivate ur acct here and go signup on christian forums only?..atleast the owners dont av selfish desire for money(as u prejudicially put it)....#hypocrisy naijadeyhia:the irony here is in the fact that all dese facts exist in ur head alone..this is not a religious forum..why wud he brandish his views in d face of NLanders?. answer: when u got an objective in mind, u dont let sentiments get in ur way or it spells u as being unfocused...#definitionOfabusinessman. he however asserts his religious views whenever necessary..if u visit this forum as often as i imagine..u wud notice his comments here. naijadeyhia:prejudice naijadeyhia:..prejudice #2 u dont trust Atheist's moni but u trust his forum because u assume he wants to make moni...lolz...u made my day bro |
Anas09:old enuf to order u to go check ur dico rite away for what being yoked with something or someone means...you can keep the apology to urself...it's of no use to me.. If, however(expectedly) you refuse to give perceptivity a chance in a bid to defend your stand in this scenario... i'm ready to offer u a few websites and social forums owned by renowned satanists ....u cud go thr and have super-social fun berra than that which you've derived from nairaland so far.. #all join |
FearGodAndLive:lolz..truer than truth |
youngestland:God bless u for this.. atleast the bible says in IIcorinthians 6:14 to be not unequally yoked with Seun. ...so they shud belong to a forum created by a christian...smhyet, ppl like dem wud always scream Hosea 4:6 analice107, Anas09 |
Anas09:lolz..i stil wud not resort to derogatory comments to make a point in a debate...i'd rather opt for sarcasm |
Anas09:i would av insulted you, but i'd choose to let it lie.. 1. if u were actually reading to comprehension, u wud knw i am the OP, nd my post dictated what started this thread.. so that was a misfire from u. 2. Jesus never lacked the possession of kingdoms to have desired for what he had the power to have..and the temptation instance is parallel to this case that u tried to apply it to...jesus was never in need of territories, neither did he admit to such desire. meanwhile, dis charity openly admitted to the public(which included donors from other religion) that they needed funds to cater for children..they never stated that they need funds for the work of God.. attending to the welfare of children has nutin to do with religion..that is simply humanism(christianity as well as other religions preaches that).....2nd misfire 3. I wonder what religious virtue lies in ur jurisdiction to deem me a christian or not?...u lack tact....3rd misfire 4. Read my Thread's topic(i mean both topics on this issue) well and its contents...to grasp the following (a). Nowhere in the post was it stated that the Atheists donated to the work of God..the donations were for a charity home that happened to be owned by a baptist church. (b). the church never stated anywhere in their campaign to solicit for funds, that only christian donors are allowed..sinx they knw dis is a humanitarian cause,they didnt bother to do such. (c). the post never had in it that these children were strictly from christian parents...which means they set religious differences aside when trying to cater for their fellow humans out of goodwill(which u've, unfortunately mistaken to be solely the work of God)..if they set aside religious differences when taking these children in..what stops dem from doin so when the need arises to achieve the good cause they initiated? (d). in the post(if u actually read it to comprehension), it's clear that the church rejected the money coz the man refused to erase his Atheists Foundation name as the donor...if he did..the church wud av accepted the moni..that is pure hypocrisy.. [size=15pt]Direct evidence(sinx deductive reasoning eluded u)[/size]: “She called my desk phone at work and told me that they would not be accepting our donation because it would go against everything they believe in,” Wilbourn said. The employee told Wilbourn he would need to change the name on the donation in order for the home to accept the money, Wilbourn refused, and the employee said the money would be returned. … Wilbourn says an employee of the home told him they are primarily funded by the American Baptist Churches Association. He and his wife are the co-founders for the Muskogee Atheist Community. Link: http://www.patheos.com/blogs/friendlyatheist/2016/08/23/an-oklahoma-charity-rejected-an-atheists-donation-so-hes-raising-more-until-they-say-yes/...... |
analice107:Why do most christians automatically assume every non-christian individual to be Satanists?... Once again ..religious fanatism U really do need to check ur dico to be clear on this misnomer dat cud injure ur intellectual integrity pls.. A satanist is not same as an Atheist... A satanist has a god.. An Atheist has no God... stop seeing every non-christian as Evil There are ppl who don't av a religion and av a better sense of Moral judgement than you cud possibly av
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analice107:u definitely av a confused perspective.. He preached their religion and he was hated and crucified for it? Lemme advice u to correct the notion u have that jesus was a jew...nah..do ur findings well... he was mistaken to be a jew for reasons u seem not to know as I can see.. The things he needed for ministry were gotten from amongst the ppl who see him as being blasphemous and a heretic to their jewish doctrine, The same ones with conflicting religious views as his but, some put aside those religious differences and did their stuffs out of GOODWILL If Jesus reasoned the way U do..he won't av allowed mary magdalene come close to him at all..smh Was he crucified by atheists? Don't mince humanism with religion..that makes u a religious fanatic(No offense) Do u need to be in a religion b4 u knw it's good to help ppl in need?....NO It's like u r abt to die in an accident and an Atheist or Muslim offers to help u out of Goodwill, then u refuse coz of religious differences...lolz I av a rhetoric for U.. If we, the christians are doing our duty of selfless love as we preach to others..wud we need atheist in the 1st place to help donate?... We'd rather allow pastors to buy private Jets and watch congregation languish.. |
vani86:gud choice.. No 4get balance the meal with Paracetamol-sauce b4 crashing the pillows |
If u read what compulsively pasted, to understanding.. You wud know its an outdated info.. |
vani86:lolx...biko take it easy.. Erm..u don chop? Try cold eba wit Okro soup.. atleast dis anger go quench small |
analice107:Atheists neither believe in Satan, God or anyone at dat..they are not believers.. As for ur analogy.. I hope you know all these pastors see these secular musicians who promote nudity and obscenities in their churches.. Paying tithes and offerings... Why weren't they stopped at d church's gate or not allowed to collect offering envelopes? Lastly, in jesus's time, there were no Christians, infact, the only ppl dat were close to being believers of what wud later be our Christian faith were the 12 disciples who were only listeners Buh not doers of the word as at then...these people were saddled with d responsibility of providing everything needed to facilitate jesus's ministry from feeding to movement via donkeys etc They even produced 5loaves of bread and 2fish outta the blue to feed a multitude.. Were all these produced from ppl who had same belief system with jesus? We both know the answer is NO He cud av rejected dem sinx the Jewish belief system is not concordant with what he preached. Ask urself... Why he didn't |
Ranchhoddas:http://www.patheos.com/blogs/friendlyatheist/2016/08/23/an-oklahoma-charity-rejected-an-atheists-donation-so-hes-raising-more-until-they-say-yes/ $27,250 and stil counting https://www.gofundme.com/2zc57tpg |
The Atheist whose $100 donation was refused before it became a cause says: We are going to give all but $5,000 of the money to Camp Quest Oklahoma. The remaining $5,000 will be anonymously donated to the Murrow Indian Children's Home. If they find out that I've said this and they know that it's me anonymously donating it and they still won't accept it, we will donate it to a local church who will then donate it to them. We've had support from churches all over this nation today and I'm sure that one of them would be glad to donate the money to Murrow and I trust that they will. Whether the Murrow Home likes it or not, they are getting $5,000 for those children from all of this. Keli and I would like to thank everyone for their donations and support. We will continue to let the GoFundMe account rise until it stops. http://www.patheos.com/blogs/friendlyatheist/2016/08/23/an-oklahoma-charity-rejected-an-atheists-donation-so-hes-raising-more-until-they-say-yes/ The show goes on |
It’s been a ridiculous 24 hours in Muskogee, Oklahoma. Just to recap the main points of a story we’ve covered since the beginning, atheist Matt Wilbourn wanted to donate $ 100 to the Murrow Indian Children’s Home because he appreciated the work they did, even though they were a Baptist-run organization. After he gave the money and filled out the form, saying the donation would be made on behalf of the Muskogee Atheist Community (which he and his wife Keli co-founded), he received a call from the charity group saying they couldn’t accept his money because “it would go against everything they believe in.” Matt thought that was absurd. He wasn’t asking them to stop believing in God or promote atheism. He just wanted to help the children and he thought that would override any theological differences. But how much money would this charity really refuse from atheists? $100 might be chump change to them, but what about $250? $500? So he start a GoFundMe campaign..https://www.gofundme.com/2zc57tpg to find out. Click the link to the site and see how the cash increases by the minute As I write this, that campaign is at $24,094. And it seems to go up every minute. Atheists from various walks of Life are contributing to this cause and counting as we speak. And here’s the incredible thing: The Murrow Indian Children’s Home, a charity that claims to care for “American Indian children that are in out-of-home placement as a result of abuse and neglect,” still say they don’t want the money because it’s coming from atheists. In a press release issued last night, they stuck to their irrational belief that taking money from atheists would somehow compromise their own mission: - The Murrow Indian Children’s Home was founded on Biblical principles over 100 years ago by a Baptist Missionary. Those Biblical principles include believing and trusting in the Trinity; God the Father, Jesus the Son, and the Holy Spirit. To accept money for an advertisement which would indicate “In Honor of the Muskogee Atheist Community” in the advertisement, would be contrary to those Biblical principles upon which we at Murrow stand. We are Christians, believing in God, Jesus and the Holy Spirit. We appreciate the generosity of Mr. and Mrs. Matt Wilbourn for their thoughtful donation to the Murrow Children’s Home. This decision is not about money or personal matters. It is solely about our religious beliefs and Honoring God our Father. Mr. Wilbourn asked that his donation be noted in the ad, “In Honor of the Muskogee Atheist Community”. Murrow cannot Honor the Atheist non-belief in God our father, and Honor God our Father under our Biblical principles. Those two positions are totally opposite of each other. Therefore, we must respectfully decline the donation and the request to Honor the Atheist Community with the donation in an advertisement for a Murrow fundraising event. Once again, we thank the Wilbourns’ for their generosity to Murrow and we understand their rights to their beliefs. We also hope that in turn the Muskogee Atheist Community and the Wilbourns’ will respect the Biblical principles of the Murrow foundation for over 100 years and understand why our principles are different and that we must Honor our God. - There’s only one acceptable reaction to the above statement: It makes absolutely no sense. Accepting money from atheists doesn’t mean you have to accept their beliefs. It’s just that simple. I’ve worked with several atheist-run non- profit groups and we were thrilled to receive donations from religious people who supported the work we were doing. It happened often. By their own rules, the Murrow Indian Children’s Home would not accept money from Jews, Muslims, Hindus, Pagans, or anyone else who’s not a Christian, because their beliefs would contradict each other. I’ve never seen a non-profit that cared so little about advancing its own agenda — in this case, helping kids who are suffering in many ways — that they rejected support just because the donors were open about their theological differences. Keep in mind that many Christians donated to Matt’s GoFundMe campaign; you can tell by the messages they left on the page. In any case, let’s get to the other issue: What is Matt going to do with the $24,094 in his pocket? (Yep, it went up since I started writing this post) He said late last night that he would give almost all of it to Camp Quest Oklahoma. The GoFundMe campaign would remain open for anyone who wants to donate, but the funds would now go to the camp for children of atheist parents. (So kids win either way!) Camp Quest organizers said they would use the money to “improve camp programs and increase the number of financial aid recipients.” I said “almost” all the money. Matt plans to hold on to $5,000 because he still wants to give it to the children at the Murrow Indian Children’s Home. If the people who run the group won’t accept his atheism- tainted money, he’ll get it to them another way, even if that means donating it anonymously. How could a $5,000 donor really remain anonymous? I’m not sure. But Matt says if they still reject the money, he’ll donate it to a local church, which will then donate the money to the Children’s Home. Those kids are getting this money, dammit. I still can’t wrap my head around a children’s charity that rejects perfectly good money. It didn’t come from a hate group. It came from a generous donor who raised even more money for them, and who will still give them thousands of dollars that they don’t deserve out of the goodness of his own heart. I hope other donors to the charity are aware of this story. Because it seems obvious the charity doesn’t need any more funding. How hypocritical would it be for them to reject thousands of dollars (with no strings attached) only to send out fundraising letters in the winter? |
Religion fanatism is a serious problem wit Nigerian christianity..smh |
HCpaul:once the concept of the emboldened is admissible..Atheism is not a permissible assertion in such a case.. A religion needs a God to revere... P.S: don't underestimate the power of semantics wheneva u involved in a debate. Unintended misapplication of words cud defeat, exaggerate or puncture the impression u aim to derive wit ur point(if there's one dat is worthy of note) |
KingEbukasBlog:.I tot I was the only one that noticed his ambiguous perspective in debates.. More like u can't reali figure out whr he stands |
Lennycool:Point of correction...my faith is not entirely based on the old book...thr are lots of errors init dt I very well acknowledge.. I'm not a religious fanatic...if it pleases u to know.. I'm very well informed on the shortcomings of the composition of the bible and christianity as a whole..so dnt fink I'm a blind dude.. I'm arguably a better atheist than you are..but I chose to hold onto d xtian faith for reasons on which I don't owe u an explanation for. Hmmn...honestly..u r correct on my inability to explain the origin of God coz I don't know.... The funnier tin is that..even u the atheist (as I suppose u are) don't knw how the earth came to be either...that, in no way, doesn't mk u any smarter than I am Ur supposed explanations for the origin of the earth are refutable scientific educated hypotheses... My faith as well is bein hinged on refutability too..albeit overwhelming.. U might only feel advantaged coz u apun to reason rationally with the non-conscientious freedom to question the intricacy of the unknown... News flash!...I'm a rational finkin xtian bro... My faith is strongly attached to incumbent reasonin..I'm not a fan of religious dogma.. Anything I av faith in is what apun to av worked for me, until Atheism promises me evidential perfection...let me remain whr I stand.. I see it a preposterous braggadocio whenever I come across an Atheist tryna mock me on my faith..(Not referring to u) Yet we know, nothing for sure is certain, as to the definitive purpose of man's existence.. |
Lennycool:bro..don't complicate ur understandin of this Flew's issue... He's simply a deist..the same religion practiced by thomas paine(if u knw who he is).. U cud check ur dictionary once more to get a grasp on the meaning of the word G(g)od... Provided u bliv in d existence of a supernatural being of higher intelligence...(it cud be aliens or even goats)....then u bliv in God... If u, admissively attribute some/all factors of life to the influence of an entity worthy of reverence..then u r no longer an atheist...u bliv thrz a God alredi.. That's whr anthony flew stands.. Now, The perspective from which u view this G(g)od u choose to revere now determines ur religion faction.. Lennycool:that's a question most of we religious ppl evade for understandable reasons.. I pasted dis article for us to sample his opinions to agree wit it or not and wit reasons..so u dnt av to attack me wit it yet again like I am anthony flew, himself But to answer ur question; speakin for myself... If u dare acknowledge thrz a God somwhere..then u av no business tryin to decipher who made him..this automatically berates ur reverence for that being...this is where Faith comes in... Atheists and Faith are on parallel divides...I av no prob wit dat... I av always been an advocate of do whateva works for u.. If Atheists don't bliv in any supernatural entity..itz not their headache to bother bou who created a "non-existent" entity as well...it also berates the intelligence in their apt assertion on this non-existent entity Let the religious peeps bother wit dat... |
Petersamuel8:Saul[paul] was not an Atheist..he believed in a Jewish God..he only hated and persecuted christians |
For the last half of the twentieth century, Antony Flew (1923-2010) was the world's most famous atheist. Long before Richard Dawkins, Christopher Hitchens, and Sam Harris began taking swipes at religion, Flew was the pre-eminent spokesman for unbelief. However in 2004, he shocked the world by announcing he had come to believe in God. While never embracing Christianity—Flew only believed in the deistic, Aristotelian conception of God—he became one of the most high-profile and surprising atheist converts. In 2007, he recounted his conversion in a book titled There is a God: How the World's Most Notorious Atheist Changed His Mind . Some critics suggested Flew's mental capacity had declined and therefore we should question the credibility of his conversion. Others hailed Flew's book as a legitimate and landmark publication. A couple months before the book's release, Flew sat down with Strange Notions contributor Dr. Benjamin Wiker for an interview about his book, his conversion, and the reasons that led him to God. Read below and make observations, objections and deductions as you wish --------------------- NOTE: Flew is the interviewee; Wiker is the interviewer ---------------------- Dr. Benjamin Wiker: You say in There is a God, that "it may well be that no one is as surprised as I am that my exploration of the Divine has after all these years turned from denial...to discovery." Everyone else was certainly very surprised as well, perhaps all the more so since on our end, it seemed so sudden. But in There is a God, we find that it was actually a very gradual process—a "two decade migration," as you call it. God was the conclusion of a rather long argument, then. But wasn't there a point in the "argument" where you found yourself suddenly surprised by the realization that "There is a God" after all? So that, in some sense, you really did "hear a Voice that says" in the evidence itself "'Can you hear me now?'" ---------------------------- Antony Flew: There were two factors in particular that were decisive. One was my growing empathy with the insight of Einstein and other noted scientists that there had to be an Intelligence behind the integrated complexity of the physical Universe. The second was my own insight that the integrated complexity of life itself—which is far more complex than the physical Universe—can only be explained in terms of an Intelligent Source. I believe that the origin of life and reproduction simply cannot be explained from a biological standpoint despite numerous efforts to do so. With every passing year, the more that was discovered about the richness and inherent intelligence of life, the less it seemed likely that a chemical soup could magically generate the genetic code. The difference between life and non-life, it became apparent to me, was ontological and not chemical. The best confirmation of this radical gulf is Richard Dawkins' comical effort to argue in The God Delusion that the origin of life can be attributed to a "lucky chance." If that's the best argument you have, then the game is over. No, I did not hear a Voice. It was the evidence itself that led me to this conclusion. ------------------------ Wiker: You are famous for arguing for a presumption of atheism, i.e., as far as arguments for and against the existence of God, the burden of proof lies with the theist. Given that you believe that you only followed the evidence where it led, and it led to theism, it would seem that things have now gone the other way, so that the burden of proof lies with the atheist. He must prove that God doesn't exist. What are your thoughts on that? --------------------- Flew: I note in my book that some philosophers indeed have argued in the past that the burden of proof is on the atheist. I think the origins of the laws of nature and of life and the Universe point clearly to an intelligent Source. The burden of proof is on those who argue to the contrary. ------------------------- Wiker: As for evidence, you cite a lot of the most recent science, yet you remark that your discovery of the Divine did not come through "experiments and equations," but rather, "through an understanding of the structures they unveil and map." Could you explain? Does that mean that the evidence that led you to God is not really, at heart, scientific? ------------------------ Flew: It was empirical evidence, the evidence uncovered by the sciences. But it was a philosophical inference drawn from the evidence. Scientists as scientists cannot make these kinds of philosophical inferences. They have to speak as philosophers when they study the philosophical implications of empirical evidence. ----------------------- Wiker: You are obviously aware of the spate of recent books by such atheists as Richard Dawkins and Christopher Hitchens. They think that those who believe in God are behind the times. But you seem to be politely asserting that they are ones who are behind the times, insofar as the latest scientific evidence tends strongly toward—or perhaps even demonstrates—a theistic conclusion. Is that a fair assessment of your position? --------------------------- Flew: Yes, indeed. I would add that Dawkins is selective to the point of dishonesty when he cites the views of scientists on the philosophical implications of the scientific data. Two noted philosophers, one an agnostic (Anthony Kenny) and the other an atheist (Thomas Nagel), recently pointed out that Dawkins has failed to address three major issues that ground the rational case for God. As it happens, these are the very same issues that had driven me to accept the existence of a God: the laws of nature, life with its teleological organization, and the existence of the Universe. ---------------------------- Wiker: You point out that the existence of God and the existence of evil are actually two different issues, which would therefore require two distinct investigations. But in the popular literature—even in much of the philosophical literature—the two issues are regularly conflated. Especially among atheists, the presumption is that the non-existence of God simply follows upon the existence of evil. What is the danger of such conflation? How as a theist do you now respond? -------------------- Flew: I should clarify that I am a deist. I do not accept any claim of divine revelation though I would be happy to study any such claim (and continue to do so in the case of Christianity). For the deist, the existence of evil does not pose a problem because the deist God does not intervene in the affairs of the world. The religious theist, of course, can turn to the free-will defense (in fact I am the one who first coined the phrase free-will defense). Another relatively recent change in my philosophical views is my affirmation of the freedom of the will. ----------------------- Wiker: According to There is a God, you are not what might be called a "thin theist," that is, the evidence led you not merely to accept that there is a "cause" of nature, but "to accept the existence of a self-existent, immutable, immaterial, omnipotent, and omniscient Being." How far away are you, then, from accepting this Being as a person rather than a set of characteristics, however accurate they may be? (I'm thinking of C. S. Lewis' remark that a big turning point for him, in accepting Christianity, was in realizing that God was not a "place"—a set of characteristics, like a landscape—but a person.) ---------------------- Flew: I accept the God of Aristotle who shares all the attributes you cite. Like Lewis I believe that God is a person but not the sort of person with whom you can have a talk. It is the ultimate being, the Creator of the Universe. ----------------------
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5. LOLO-1 OF WAZOBIA FM Populaly known as Omotunde Adebowale Davies,Lolo 1 is a graduate of Lagos state Univeristy, Ojo where she studied Law. She practiced the law profession for three years before she left her wig and gown to be an on-air-personality. She roks the airwaves as the Lolo1 on popular Pidgin English speaking radio station, Wazobia FM. If you are a fan jenifa's diary comedy soap..you should probably know her 6. OMAWUNMI MEGBELE Omawumi graduated from the Ambrose Ali University, Ekpoma, Edo state where studied law in 2005. She worked briefly at her brother’s law firm, O.S Megbele and Associates before she contesting for the Idols West Africa in 2007. Omawumi embraced entertainment through her participating in West African Idols where she emerged as the first runner up and ever since she has embraced music forgetting her wigs and gown. 7. SASHA P Nigeria female rapper, Sasha P, is a graduate of Law from the University of Lagos. She has also delved into fashion designing. She is the most decorated Nigerian female rapper in history. 8. FALZ For somebody like Falz many were taken aback when he abandoned Law which foe entertainment. This is because Falz, born Folarin Falana is the son of erudite lawyer and social commentator, Femi Falana. Falz studied Law in the University of Reading in the United Kingdom. After Law school Falz worked in his father’s chambers for a while before following his heart desire. Today Falzs ings and has spread his entertainment tentacle to acting.
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Education is an integral part of the human life and its importance can not be overemphasized. Here is a list of popular Nigerian celebrities you didn’t know studied law.. Check them out right after the cut. 1. FEMI ADEBAYO Actor, film producer and a proprietor of a school of art in Ibadan, Femi was born to an actor father, Otunba Adebayo Salami so for him, acting runs in his vein. But Femi did not rise to the peak of his acting career until in the 2000s. Even though Femi studied law from the University of Ilorin, Kwara and later got Master of Arts (MA) Degree in Theatre Art, he had started acting before he went to the university. After graduation Femi practiced law for some years specializing in estate and property law before acting got a better part of him 2. RICHARD MOFE DAMIJO Veteran Nollywood actor popularly referred to as RMD had his first degree in Theatre Arts from the University of Benin. After making an indelible impact in the make believe industry as an actor, RMD went back to the University of Lagos in 1997 to earn a degree in Law to fulfil his mother’s life long wish for her son to be a Lawyer. He was subsequently called to the Nigerian Bar 3. TARA DUROTOYE She is the boss of House of Tara, a make-up business. Tara started her make-up business while in the Lagos State University studying Law. Tara never practiced Law but she has said that her knowledge of Law has helped her to manage her make-up and beauty business. 4. FUNKE AKINDELE For her first it was Mass Communication, a course she abandoned after obtaining an Ordinary National Diploma in it from the Moshood Abiola Polytechnics, Ogun state. She later went to University of Lagos to study Law but before she was done in the university, entertainment has eaten deep into her.
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