Sylvekzee:


Dude! Did this guy say he was a Christian earlier? This is a total form of Christianity I've never seen before :-)

swaggzo:


My parents?
I owe no one any apologies my dear.
My mum used to hit me when I was around 9 for asking questions.
Ma guy some cartoons are even more realistic than some Christian doctrines especially Catholic.

sammy187:


Isaiah 45:7
7 I form the light, and create darkness; I make peace, and create evil; I, the Lord, do all these things.

malvisguy212:
https://www.nairaland.com/2035915/did-god-create-evil-does

sammy187:


Meaning 90% of the Bible translations and interpretation are wrong. Please shed more light which Bible is correct and which is incorrect?

malvisguy212:
some invincible friends want to turn him into atheist.may God guide us.

sammy187:


Saw this online.

malvisguy212:
https://www.nairaland.com/2035915/did-god-create-evil-does

sammy187:


Isaiah 45:7
7 I form the light, and create darkness; I make peace, and create evil; I, the Lord, do all these things.

Rilwayne001:



Surah Al-Hajj 22:5 -- O mankind! If you are in doubt about the Resurrection, then verily! We have created you (i.e. Adam) from dust, then from a Nutfah (mixed drops of male and female sexual discharge i.e. offspring of Adam), then from a clot then from a little lump of flesh,— some formed and some unformed (as in the case of miscarriage) , that We may make (it) clear to you (i.e. to show you Our Power and Ability to do what We will) . And We cause whom We will to remain in the wombs for an appointed term, then We bring you out as infants, then (give you growth) that you may reach your age of full strength. And among you there is he who dies (young), and among you there is he who is brought back to the miserable old age, so that he knows nothing after having known. And you see the earth barren, but when We send down water (rain) on it, it is stirred (to life), it swells and puts forth every lovely kind (of growth)



I'll like to see my xtian friends anser to this, malvisguy is already here doing is usual thing, i will like to call upon: pastorkun, francistony, ifeann, allnaijablogger, truthman2012 and co.

Weah96:


Who is this WE that the Quran keeps repeating? I didn't know that there was a trinity in Islam too.

plaetton:
Why did God create the Malaria parasite that kills millions of children each year?

What part does the Malaria parasite play in the intelligent design?

And, of course, how does Jesus save anyone, children especially, from the ravages of the Malaria parasite?

Ifeann:


Good observation...apparently its Mohammed and his Islamic allah

LordReed:


Are cars created to kill?

What was Jesus' primary message?

johnydon22:


e don enter were ifeann deh like... oya empiree, tartar9 come and answer.. who dah heck are the WE in ur quran?

johnydon22:


Uuuuuhm you wanna liken cars to biological pathogens now i guess **confused** :-s

tartar9:
http://www.islam101.com/tauheed/AllahWE.htm
and it is even used in some verses in the bible @ Ifeann da …

johnydon22:

Bros i asked about yours, explain to me why is WE used when allah is involved... how many are they? who and who are the we?

cupid1:
The sooner you guys understand that the books of moses, and some other NT books are just jewish fables, the better for you. Jesus existed sometime 2000+ years ago, but he isn't really who y'all think he is...if y'all have time, u can try reading the gnostic scriptures and lost book of the bible which where omitted from the bibles y'all carry around by the council of nicea because they made jesus look more mortal than supernatural

tartar9:
The Qur’an says very clearly that
there is only One God, Allah. “There is no god
but Allah” is the basic principle of Islam. There
is no ambiguity about this fact in the Qur’an
and there are hundreds of ayat or verses of the
Qur’an that make this point very clear. Belief
in more than one God is Shirk (polytheism) and
a major sin according to the Qur’an.
Whenever in the Qur’an Allah is mentioned in
the third person there are always singular
pronouns used, such as He, him (Huwa or Hu).
Whenever Allah is spoken to in the second
person there are also singular pronouns, such
as Thou, Thine and Thee (Anta, Ka). However
only in the first person some times the
pronouns I, My or Mine (Ana, Iyaya, ya) are
used and sometimes We, Us and Our (Nahnu,
Na) are used.
This is a style of speech. Sometime the
speaker says I and sometime says we. We
also use that in our conversations. In the
Qur’an you will see that often the first person
singular such as I or My is used, when Allah
speaks about His love, care and closeness and
forgiveness for His servants. In a similar way
the first person plural is often used when Allah
speaks about His power, majesty, glory, great
deeds or when He speaks about His anger and
wrath for the sinners and criminals. (This is,
of course, the general use. Sometime the
reverse is also the case, depending on the
context of the Surah.)
See for example the verses where the first
person singular is used: “When My servants
ask thee concerning Me, I am indeed close (to
them): I listen to the prayer of every suppliant
when he calleth on Me: let them also, with a
will, listen to My call, and believe in Me: that
they may walk in the right way.” (al-Baqarah
2:186) Or “Verily, I am Allah: there is no god
but I: so serve thou Me (only), and establish
regular prayer for celebrating My
praise.” (Taha 20:14) or “But, without doubt, I
am (also) He that forgives again and again, to
those who repent, believe, and do right, who, in
fine, are ready to receive true guidance.” (Taha
20:82) or see another example where both
pronouns are used side by side, “Before them
the People of Noah rejected (their Messenger):
they rejected Our servant, and said, “Here is
one possessed!” and he was driven out. Then
he called on His Lord: “I am one overcome: do
Thou then help (me)!” So We opened the gates
of heaven, with water pouring forth. And We
caused the earth to gush forth with springs. So
the waters met (and rose) to the extent
decreed. But We bore him on an (Ark) made of
broad planks and caulked with palm-fiber: She
floats under Our eyes (and care): a
recompense to one who had been rejected
(with scorn)! And We have left this as a Sign
(for all time): then is there any that will
receive admonition? But how (terrible) was My
Penalty and My Warning? (al-Qamar 54:9-16)
See also some verses where the first person
plural is used: “We have, without doubt, sent
down the Message; and We will assuredly
guard it (from corruption).” (al-Hijr 15:9) or
“We created not the heavens, the earth, and all
between them, but for just ends. And the Hour
is surely coming” (al-Hijr 15:85) or “And among
His Signs is this: thou seest the earth barren
and desolate; but when We send down rain to
it, it is stirred to life and yields increase. Truly,
He Who gives life to the (dead) earth can
surely give life to (men) who are dead. For He
has power over all things.” (Fussilat 41:39). Or
“Already has Our Word been passed before
(this) to Our Servants sent (by Us). That they
would certainly be assisted. And that Our
forces, they surely must conquer. So turn thou
away from them for a little while. And watch
them (how they fare), and they soon shall see.
Do they wish (indeed) to hurry on our
Punishment? But when it descends into the
open space before them, evil will be the
morning for those who were warned (and
heeded not) (al-Saffat 37:171-177). There are
many other examples.
Christian writers in their desperate desire to
prove their doctrine of Trinity have sometime
interpreted some Biblical passages where first
person plural is used to suggest that this
means the “Divine Trinity”. For example in the
Bible it is mentioned, “Then God said, “Let us
make man in our image¦” (Genesis 1:26).
Christian writers contend that this means that
there is plurality in God (We seek Allah’s
forgiveness for mentioning this blasphemy.)
Sometime Christian missionaries also go to
simple Muslims and try to confuse them by
taking some verses from the Qur’an and tell
them that the Qur’an also supports such
doctrines. I tried to explain this point in some
detail, because I have often heard this type of
questions from some Christians.

johnydon22:

Ok this is really too long but why does God refer to himself as we?

johnydon22:

You wanna liken your supposedly omnipotent god to the limitations of a man?

Lmao.. so this your god created everything but disease started on it's own? that means he didnt create everything as claimed... meaning not omnipotent..

plaetton:

So, sir, are you saying that Adam, through ommision, created the Malaria parasite, or, that the parasite was created good, but later turned lethal after Adam had sinned?

plaetton:

Secondly, if man was created to live forever, and with the injunction to "go out and multiply", how would a finite space and resources of our Earth cope with a human population that, without death, would have topped at least 200 billion since creation

doubleDx:


Proverbs 16:4

The LORD has prepared everything for His purpose-- even the wicked for the day of disaster.

Romans 9:21

Does not the potter have the right to make out of the same lump of clay some pottery for special purposes and some for common use?

The LORD created all things for His purpose; pestilence, parasites, plagues, starvation, wars, peace, etc...all these things are meant for discipline and correction! How do you think God would have achieved his purpose and showed his power in plaguing the Egyptians for refusing to let his people go if he hadn't created the plagues he used against them?

Amos 3:6-7

Shall a trumpet be blown in the city, and the people not be afraid? shall there be evil in a city, and the LORD hath not done it? Surely the Lord GOD will do nothing, but he revealeth his secret unto his servants the prophets.

Isaiah 45:7

I form the light and create darkness, I bring prosperity and create disaster; I, the LORD, do all these things.

@Plaetton, Jesus came to save us from spiritual death; not physical!

tartar9:
The Qur’an says very clearly that
there is only One God, Allah. “There is no god
but Allah” is the basic principle of Islam.
There
is no ambiguity about this fact in the Qur’an
and there are hundreds of ayat or verses of
the
Qur’an that make this point very clear. Belief
in more than one God is Shirk (polytheism)
and
a major sin according to the Qur’an.
Whenever in the Qur’an Allah is mentioned in
the third person there are always singular
pronouns used, such as He, him (Huwa or Hu)
.
Whenever Allah is spoken to in the second
person there are also singular pronouns, such
as Thou, Thine and Thee (Anta, Ka). However
only in the first person some times the
pronouns I, My or Mine (Ana, Iyaya, ya) are
used and sometimes We, Us and Our (Nahnu,
Na) are used.
This is a style of speech. Sometime the
speaker says I and sometime says we. We
also use that in our conversations. In the
Qur’an you will see that often the first person
singular such as I or My is used, when Allah
speaks about His love, care and closeness
and
forgiveness for His servants. In a similar way
the first person plural is often used when
Allah
speaks about His power, majesty, glory, great
deeds or when He speaks about His anger and
wrath for the sinners and criminals. (This is,
of course, the general use. Sometime the
reverse is also the case, depending on the
context of the Surah.)
See for example the verses where the first
person singular is used: “When My servants
ask thee concerning Me, I am indeed close (to
them): I listen to the prayer of every suppliant
when he calleth on Me: let them also, with a
will, listen to My call, and believe in Me: that
they may walk in the right way.” (al-Baqarah
2:186) Or “Verily, I am Allah: there is no god
but I: so serve thou Me (only), and establish
regular prayer for celebrating My
praise.” (Taha 20:14) or “But, without doubt, I
am (also) He that forgives again and again, to
those who repent, believe, and do right, who,
in
fine, are ready to receive true guidance.” (Taha
20:82) or see another example where both
pronouns are used side by side, “Before them
the People of Noah rejected (their Messenger):
they rejected Our servant, and said, “Here is
one possessed!” and he was driven out. Then
he called on His Lord: “I am one overcome: do
Thou then help (me)!” So We opened the gates
of heaven, with water pouring forth. And We
caused the earth to gush forth with springs.
So
the waters met (and rose) to the extent
decreed. But We bore him on an (Ark) made of
broad planks and caulked with palm-fiber: She
floats under Our eyes (and care): a
recompense to one who had been rejected
(with scorn)! And We have left this as a Sign
(for all time): then is there any that will
receive admonition? But how (terrible) was My
Penalty and My Warning? (al-Qamar 54:9-16)
See also some verses where the first person
plural is used: “We have, without doubt, sent
down the Message; and We will assuredly
guard it (from corruption).” (al-Hijr 15:9) or
“We created not the heavens, the earth, and
all
between them, but for just ends. And the Hour
is surely coming” (al-Hijr 15:85) or “And
among
His Signs is this: thou seest the earth barren
and desolate; but when We send down rain to
it, it is stirred to life and yields increase.
Truly,
He Who gives life to the (dead) earth can
surely give life to (men) who are dead. For He
has power over all things.” (Fussilat 41:39). Or
“Already has Our Word been passed before
(this) to Our Servants sent (by Us). That they
would certainly be assisted. And that Our
forces, they surely must conquer. So turn thou
away from them for a little while. And watch
them (how they fare), and they soon shall see.
Do they wish (indeed) to hurry on our
Punishment? But when it descends into the
open space before them, evil will be the
morning for those who were warned (and
heeded not) (al-Saffat 37:171-177). There are
many other examples.
Christian writers in their desperate desire to
prove their doctrine of Trinity have sometime
interpreted some Biblical passages where first
person plural is used to suggest that this
means the “Divine Trinity”. For example in the
Bible it is mentioned, “Then God said, “Let us
make man in our image¦” (Genesis 1:26).
Christian writers contend that this means that
there is plurality in God (We seek Allah’s
forgiveness for mentioning this blasphemy.)
Sometime Christian missionaries also go to
simple Muslims and try to confuse them by
taking some verses from the Qur’an and tell
them that the Qur’an also supports such
doctrines. I tried to explain this point in some
detail, because I have often heard this type of
questions from some Christians.

RikoduoSennin:


Adam did not create Malaria parasite!

I don't know if the Malaria Parasite was created for good or bad. What I know is Malaria parasite would not have any effect to health of perfect man Adam had he obeyed his creator- Adam's would have an immunity to ALL ailment. Malaria parasite strive on certain enviromental conditions/host organism- if Adam had lived under God's guidance, such conditions may have been eliminated eg How common is malaria parasite in the developed world?

(Fan Fiction: Will Superman or Vampires get sick from malaria parasite?)



So it is far beyond God's capability to stop population growth when it get to a fix point shey?

Research what Scientist say about the number of people that can populate the earth before it is filled.

johnydon22:

so the lord prepare diseases and disasters for his purpose right.. nice god

swaggzo:




we we're taught that He ( GOD ) foresees all things before they happened. He saw that Adam and Eve would break the rules he gave them even before creating them.. And you tell me they were designed to never die but theirs sins caused a change in plans.

swaggzo:

The theory would even be better this way... He started to let death happen knowing that without diseases and wars and death, the earth is gonna be filled up some day. Don't you like it this way? After he knew that all this things would happen ( since He sees all things before time ) but he still went on to make man and give rules He knew they were gonna break.

swaggzo:

Now how on earth should we continue to believe such theories my dear Friend?
I think its always better to keep mute than to come in public to try to defend Christianity cuz the more you talk things the more you expose the f00l in you.
I mean no harm.