budaatum:

In Yoruba culture we say "ami" when we pray to Sango and Ogun and Olodumare

Olodumare IS the Almighty God.

Amen, Ogun and Sango are Gods.

Yes, people use Amin/Amen on the end of their prayers, people also tend to use the term 'Ase'.

A term that has gain huge amount of traction amongst our beloved diaspora.

Jesus is a fake god, a fictional character that never existed.

Hence, it doesn't make any sense to pray in Jesus name to Amen.

Amujale:
Jesus is a fictitious character that never existed, whilst Amen is an African God.

Now, can you now see why it doesn’t make sense to pray in Jesus name to Amen?

budaatum:

It makes complete sense actually, ....Jesus has had the supremacy of Amen imposed on him as we read in the Bible where it is written the Lord said, "[url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matthew_2%3A15?wprov=sfla1]"Out of Egypt have I called my son"[/url], in fulfilment of Hosea's prophecy.

The Christian bible is fake, false and counterintuitive.

Jesus is a fictitious character.

The point of this thread is to prove beyond any doubt that it doesn't make any sense to pray in Jesus name.

Why?

Due to the fact that Jesus is a fictional character.

The entire Jesus story is a façade.

You are better praying in the name of our heroes, parents and Gods.