olabowale:

@Plus_Queen: « #86 on: Yesterday at 10:54:56 PM »
So I said, methodist sect and said she was an anglican! Big deal! Anyone who is smart will know that the methodist is a branch of the Anglicans! I remembered her going to Methodist Church and another St Patrick Church! They are both Anglicans. Only dubious mind will not know that a muslim should have to get church names down pack! It tells you how much I am glad my mother is no more a Christian! Anglican is from England, and all these branches, the Methodists, are under its umbrella! "******!" lol.




@bawomolo (m): « #87 on: Yesterday at 11:00:52 PM »
Good for you, my man. To me, you are still a non-Muslim. As a muslim, I do not have to know everything about Christianity, since you have so much church names springing up on a daily basis. The Idea was that I know
my mother left Church going and calling a human god to the worship of the Invisible and the never can be
humiliated and never debased God, in Islam. Prostrating her face to Him at her old age in her 80s! I guess that
makes your blood boil. I am grateful to Allah who has brought her from the darkness of disbelief to the light of
Islam.

My greatest worries in the past was that she will die and be buried with the disbelievers among those whose grave
bore CROSSES and i would not be able to pray for her! Now, when I prostrate my face I am alsways grateful to Allah
who made her heart turn toward the TRUTH! lol. I am happy and I needed to laugh about it, considering that this is
FRIDAY, also.



@plus_Queen: « #88 on: Yesterday at 11:10:37 PM »
Is Cherubim and Seraphim and Deeper life not ideas that are local to Nigeria, now being exported to other
countries? Can we go back in the History of Christianity, say 1500 years ago to see if we can find "Deeper life,"
which ever land Christianity was being practiced then? I know you will not find any! And the way one sect or group
is dying and many replaying it, overnight, who knows what happening to Christianity? Interestingly, when the
christians don't have anything tangible to say, they cling to what is mundane!

Are you, woman, dissatisfied with the fact that Babs787 left Christianity that you are not even arguing with any
clarity of thought? I was never a Christian, thank God! But Babs787 convertion is amazing and his father converted before he passed (ra). Be reasonable when you present opinion, because what you are now doing is very deceitful.




@pilgrim.1: « #89 on: Yesterday at 11:18:31 PM »
Pilgrim.1, my condition in Christianity is exactly like yours in Islam. And the only difference is that I was never a Christian while you claimed that you were once a muslim! While I do not have to know anything about Christianity, you on the other hand had to know about the religion that you professed to practiced, then. But yet, you did not know that going after boys as a girl was a thing forbidden! You did not know that Muhammad (AS) did not say that Christians are bad
people! And yet there are other things you said, while a muslim that was completely wrong in Islam!

I think you are still playing the part now, as you had played in Islam; talking, with a gift of garb, without thorough knowledge. If you did, you would have known that there is no place in Qur'an and or Hadith that Allah has said that
He created human in His "Image!" I hve asked you again to show it and all you have done is to cry "Victimization!"
My dear sister, no one is after you. Definitely, I will not compete with you. I simply told a story of my beloved women;
one my mother and the other my wife! Is that too hard for you to swallow that I may still be blessed with a mother
and then a younger wife, with me performing Zina?

If you knew, then as as a Muslim, you would have easily known that Allah says that He knows everything, and nothing
happens without His knowledge. You would have therefore known that a man who doesnt know the "time of the Hour,"
can never, and I repeat, be a god, deserving any worship! Was that not the same man who prayed and begged and cried to a God? Now the God he was crying to is the Onewho is deserving to be a God! And thats the God my mother
has discovered in Islam! Tough if you have problem with that. She is my mother and she is more of my beloved than a
casual woman!


Who is she? Just wondering, too. Thats why I asked! Orissi risi lonshele sie! You are the Christian and I am not.
I guess the illusion of Paul on you would not let you face reality.



@plus_Queen: « #90 on: Yesterday at 11:36:59 PM »
Iam not a grandfather yet. When i am, if we are still friend, I will let you know. You will definitely know that you are an igbo and a woman, since you are defined by tongue and gender. Now my mother by her religion, I knew that she was not a muslim, and goes to Church, even in week days and sunday. I knew that her father was one of the one of people who built Methodist Church in Owo.

I knew that she also goes to St patrick Church. These much I know! You should then put 2 and 2 together, if you can put 3 together to make 1! I do not have to be
Christian information precise. Thats for you to do. It is an obligation on you, but not on me. It is you now who have to
tell me that there is no St Patrick and or Methodist Churches! It is you, if you want to correct that could have simply say
that the Anglican denomination or sect does not consist of the Methodist! (Interestingly, somebody just told me that Methodist, Anglican are the same thing. They are both protestants, while they can go to each others churches, it is very rare that they go to Catholic or vice versa).


And you forgot that I did not say my father was a Christian or spoke to my mother about religion. You also forgot that I did not say that I discussed Islam with the mother of my sons! I hope you will then use these information to know that
your assumption is less that correct. Anyway, I am not here to vasilage your heart. Am happy that my mother Victoria samuel, now Mariam is a Muslim.



I had no interest in Christian, would be a good reason for me not to have paid any attention and any interest in
her Christian live! And if my story is Kain, then imagine the kain heart that took a man for god? Is this heart better than the heart that worshipped "Baal" except man walked and talk and performed miracles, while Baal didnt walk or talk, but might have performed miracles in the lives of those who believed it?

zayhal:

Have you been praying about these dreams? I mean praying with all sincerity to GOD directly, putting religion aside. make it direct, talk to God alone in the language you understand most. I believe He'll listen to you and put you at ease.

davidylan*:

allah understands only arabic. This is just mindless plagiarised "christian" drivel.
How do you pray to God "putting religion aside"? Who then are you praying to? A universal "God" who exists in your own imagination?

ayinba1:

idupaul

Don't you think you are allowing your own experience to be ridiculed by sucking up to the likes of davidylan? My email to you said, call on your CREATOR. Zayhal pretty much just suggested the same thing. don't turn what is going on in your life to a laughable or joking matter.

Just so you know, Allah understands all even without you uttering a word. I wish you very well, and you will owe me when you understand why I congratulated you!

1.There is no monarchy in Igboland
2.There is nothing like Anglican of the Methodist sect.

let's move on

I had the same dream today, the only difference was that my mum was there. am now confused

Have you been praying about these dreams? I mean praying with all sincerity to GOD directly, putting religion aside. make it direct, talk to God alone in the language you understand most. I believe He'll listen to you and put you at ease.

allah understands only arabic. This is just mindless plagiarised "christian" drivel.
How do you pray to God "putting religion aside"? Who then are you praying to? A universal "God" who exists in your own imagination?

Joe Six Pack! Gotcha!

Quote from: davidylan* on Today at 07:49:29 PM
allah understands only arabic. This is just mindless plagiarised "christian" drivel.
How do you pray to God "putting religion aside"? Who then are you praying to? A universal "God" who exists in your own imagination?


exactly

idupaul

Don't you think you are allowing your own experience to be ridiculed by sucking up to the likes of davidylan? My email to you said, call on your CREATOR. Zayhal pretty much just suggested the same thing. don't turn what is going on in your life to a laughable or joking matter.

Just so you know, Allah understands all even without you uttering a word. I wish you very well, and you will owe me when you understand why I congratulated you!

Zayhal said this - I mean praying with all sincerity to GOD directly, putting religion aside.
Now religion aside, which "God" was she talking about?

1. IduPaul's experience is nothing spiritual at all, the bible warns us clearly that dreams are ONLY to be put through the test of the word of God. His dream fails that test woefully and can only have come from an over-active imagination.
there is nothing to his dream, its only because it mentions "mosque" that all of you are hyperventilating.

If his dream had been about Jesus Christ you hypocrites would have passed it off as false. Has babs not put up a thread pretending to warn people about those who see Christ in dreams? Why isnt he warning about those who see mosques in their dreams?

- what does your quran say about dreams and how they shld be interpreted?

olabowale:

@Davidylan*: My friends last name is Mochu. He said its not like a common name. Then he joked with me about Igbo people, by saying "Igbo ewen eze." That is not to say that they don't have "oga," just like the Yorubas, except that they like to stubbornly deny it!

Igbo enwe eze (the Igbo have no king) is another important aspect of our culture that makes us unique in the world. The Igbo is one of the few human societies that democracy and leadership instead of monarchy/feudalism and rulership is ingrained. Today, the world is moving towards democracy and freedom while the Igbo efulefu is trying to take us to monarchy/feudalism where the people are subjects of the King instead of free citizens. As one who lectures on leadership, it is very heartbreaking to see such a negative trend from leadership (original Igbo culture) to rulership (Nigeria's feudal/monarchy culture) in today's Igboland. Nobody has ever asked him/herself what is the actual meaning of "eze" (originally a colonial warrant chief) or even the Igbo name for a "chief"? Can one have more than one "king" in a country? How can a "traditional" title (chief) not have an Igbo name? I realize there are those who would, for selfish reasons or otherwise, maintain that the Igbo have king or "Igbo nwere eze." How does the Igbo view himself?

Some western and African historians/anthropologists found no credibility in a society without kings. Most of the Europeans who visited Igbo areas could not understand Igbo social organization because of the lack of a monarchy. The representative organization, especially in Igbo culture, was not monarchical but republican. "The Igbo," writes Phoebe Ottenber "have a non-hierarchical type of political organization and have been referred to as 'ultra democratic' in their values." Even Margery Perham (1957), for all her attachment to Lugard's northern Nigeria, was obliged to refer to the Igbo as "sturdily democratic."

Individuals remain loyal to the headman, who acts as the head of the community. The feudal system that is present in northern Nigeria and Yoruba State could not exist in Igbo land because of the level of the Igbo society, and also the separation of tribal religion from the titular headship within the clan.

Traditional[b] Igbo political organization was based on a quasi-democratic republican system of government that guaranteed equality of the citizenry as against a feudalist "dictator king" in tight knit communities as witnessed by the Portuguese who first arrived and met with the Igbo people in the 15th century.[26] With the exception of a few Notable towns of the Igbo like Onitsha, which had kings called Obi, and places like the Nri Kingdom and Arochukwu, which had priest kings known as Eze Nri;[/b] Igbo communities and area governments were overwhelmingly ruled solely by a republican consultative assembly of the common people.[27] Communities were usually governed and administered by a council of elders and the group's leader was determined by who was the eldest.[28]

Although title holders were respected because of their accomplishments and capabilities, they were never revered as kings,

Olabs hon,we go way back.By now you should know that God blessed me with alot of intelligence

I give him praise for it.
I know I joke a whole lot but I'm not one to open my mouth and just talk without being very sure what I'm saying.
Tell your friend Mochu or whatever to go and read upon his history.

: « #108 on: Yesterday at 11:17:02 PM »
Traditional Igbo political organization was based on a quasi-democratic republican system of government that guaranteed equality of the citizenry as against a feudalist "dictator king" in tight knit communities as witnessed by the Portuguese who first arrived and met with the Igbo people in the 15th century.[26] With the exception of a few Notable towns of the Igbo like Onitsha, which had kings called Obi, and places like the Nri Kingdom and Arochukwu, which had priest kings known as Eze Nri; Igbo communities and area governments were overwhelmingly ruled solely by a republican consultative assembly of the common people.[27] Communities were usually governed and administered by a council of elders and the group's leader was determined by who was the eldest.[28]

« #109 on: Yesterday at 11:21:04 PM »
now you owe me an apology in law

What surname is Moshu?
this man and his bizarre statements.

A life of total surender is the answer

idupaul:

I have stepped up my religious life and now attend mass every evening: but these days when I sit at mass my whole being seems nt to have the patience for the place, there is this deep feeling that i do not belong there. am scared for sure now, why does my soul and being get lethargic immediately I step into the church these day. I have this feeling that my prayers there are in vain.

idupaul,that dream is from the pit of hell.
God maybe calling you for a deeper walk with him.
Attending mass is not it.
A life of total surender is the answer
You must be born again!
What you're going through is fear and fear has torment.
That's not the will of God for you.

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A life of total surender is the answer

You shall never know  the good i will make out of these set of words u have just revealed to me. thnks

Quote from: idupaul on Yesterday at 11:39:20 PM
I have stepped up my religious life and now attend mass every evening: but these days when I sit at mass my whole being seems nt to have the patience for the place, there is this deep feeling that i do not belong there. am scared for sure now, why does my soul and being get lethargic immediately I step into the church these day. I have this feeling that my prayers there are in vain.


bros, i run through my bible and i don't see anything like mass or "religious life". What i see there is are simple men and women being led by the Holy Spirit, living like Christ did.

Who is Mightier; the words of Plus_Quuen, a mere mortal like Jesus, minus the
prophethood, or God the Almighty Creator?

davidylan*:

bros, i run through my bible and i don't see anything like mass or "religious life". What i see there is are simple men and women being led by the Holy Spirit, living like Christ did.

olaremint:

christians this days are unfulfilled and in despair, they don't know which sect to believe , which pastor is preaching truth or falsehood, if only they can embrace[b] islam [/b]and cease to worry and have peace in their lives