OkCornel:


So the issue is no longer spelling it as “canonisation”?

OkCornel:


So the issue is no longer spelling it as “canonisation”?

Mehn… this is a waste of my precious time.

OkCornel:


So the issue is no longer spelling it as “canonisation”?

Mehn… this is a waste of my precious time.

Maynman:


So which tribe referred to “Jesus” as Christ?

OkCornel:


Christ simply means Messiah.

Al-Masih in Arabic
Hamaschiach in Hebrew.

Same meaning, different words in different languages obviously.

It’s not rocket science.

Maynman:



You are yet to answer me what church father and Roman Catholic means, if it was me, you would have been restless repeating it over and over again.

Maynman:

So which tribe Jesus referred as Christ?

OkCornel:


Go and read where I explained how the Roman Catholic Church started.

And again, the word church father is self explanatory

OkCornel:

Ijaw tribe

Maynman:


The Merriam Webster dictionary you used earlier didn’t bring it out for you?
And canonisation mean a different thing

OkCornel:


Ok, please bring the meaning(s) of canonization here. Here in the UK, “canonization” is an erroneous spelling. Canonisation is the right spelling.


Even my phone highlights that canonization as wrong spelling. Stop making a mountain out of a molehill.

Maynman:


You can’t answer, you are worshipping a lie and you know.

OkCornel:


Since your name is spelt differently in different languages, I guess your very existence is a lie too.

Bravo!!!

Maynman:


That’s a lie. It’s so shameful what you are doing, you are not deceiving anyone but you.
Your sources are always rough not straight forward.

OkCornel:


I’ve told you, here in the UK, canonization is properly labelled canonisation.

See my phone screenshot to confirm location, notice the red line under “canonization” it indicates wrong spelling.

The second screenshot further proves it is canonisation - uk.

Feel free to argue with the dictionary and UK English.

I’ve had enough of your comedy. It’s getting stale.

OkCornel:


I’ve told you, here in the UK, canonization is properly labelled canonisation.

See my phone screenshot to confirm location, notice the red line under “canonization” it indicates wrong spelling.

The second screenshot further proves it is canonisation - uk.

Feel free to argue with the dictionary and UK English.

I’ve had enough of your comedy. It’s getting stale.

Maynman:


That’s a lie. It’s so shameful what you are doing, you are not deceiving anyone but you.
Your sources are always rough not straight forward.
Even the dictionary brought out canonization and said “usually canonisation”

OkCornel:


I’ve told you, here in the UK, canonization is properly labelled canonisation.

See my phone screenshot to confirm location, notice the red line under “canonization” it indicates wrong spelling.

The second screenshot further proves it is canonisation - uk.

Feel free to argue with the dictionary and UK English.

I’ve had enough of your comedy. It’s getting stale.

OkCornel:


If at this stage you’re not aware Merriam-Webster dictionary is US based English and Cambridge dictionary is UK based English and they spell those words differently?

Then…I can only sit back and just laugh.

Maynman:


Type canonisation in that dictionary, what does it bring out.

OkCornel:


Dude, you’re searching for UK spelling in an American dictionary?

Search for that word in the Cambridge dictionary. You’ll see it there. You’ll see it in UK based dictionaries

Maynman:


In that Cambridge dictionary, bring out the definition of “canonisation”.

OkCornel:


https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/canonization?q=Canonisation+

Maynman:


You were quick to bring out canonization, be quick about this too. Just bring out the definition of “canonisation” if you can lie about this petty thing, then wowz

OkCornel:


Smh, when you get here…you’ll understand.

Explain why my phone treats “canonization” as an error, but no issues with canonisation.

No red line under canonisation. Take note of my location at the top left of the screenshot. If you don’t get it… argue with yourself.

Maynman:


Why is it reverting back to canonization?
Canonisation is the correct spelling in the uk right? So bring out the definition of “canonisation” and let them also write “usually canonization in the USA.
All the examples are in canonization, why?

You said it’s a USA word.

OkCornel:


This guy, no kill me with laugh.

Did you miss “UK usually Canonisation”?

At this point eh, I’m tempted to ask, did you pass English at first attempt in your O level exams?

Maynman:


I’m glad you know you are worshipping a lie.

OkCornel:


Oshey, mind reader.

I’m glad you know your existence is a lie too.

Isn’t that amazing

Maynman:


You can only deceive yourself, you know what I’m talking about be acting a dummy.. so you can defend your deity.

Like I said, I’m glad you know you are worshipping a lie.

OkCornel:


But seriously, did you pass English at first attempt in your O level?

I’ve never had to explain something so basic and straightforward for someone to still grapple with.

Uprightness100:


Let me advice you.
Stick to the Word of GOD.
Whether Adam or Paul or Nicodemus or Mary or whoever does not follow should not make you to join them.

You came Alone into this world.
You will stand alone before GOD to give account of your life

Do not join the rebellious bandwagon who make noise to gratify and Deceive themselves.

GOD ALMIGHTY is not a Joker. Genuiely surrender to HIM, Love HIM and Obey HIS Word accordingly.

Malachi 3:8-10 is clear enough for anyone who does not want to deceive himself/herself.