Kobojunkie:
1. So what you are saying is none of what is presented in scripture can be trusted as the true word of God rather we need sources like Google to tell us instead what we are to believe? I guess I would ask if this is what God said --- that interpretations from third parties are needed--- bit since you don't trust any of what is written of Him, I guess that would be futile.

2. So regardless of the fact that it is indicted in Scripture that what we see today is the world awash with the lies of the antichrist, you rather interpret it as direct proof that somehow that decreed by God and confirmed by Jesus Christ in text does not hold any true meaning? I guess it is futile attempting to argue with someone who does not consider the contents of Scripture to be of any real worth.

PoliteActivist:
■ My friend when direct experience over centuries have overly confirmed something, stop arguing it or you come accross as a real slowpoke. Lord Jesus is an active Spirit that works in people's lives, not words in a book.
■ He's been working in Gentiles' lives and communities for centuries on end.
Find something better to do with your time. Stop making a fool of yourself arguing nonsense.
Bye bye.

Rostikol:


Ae you sure? I could have sworn that was a traditional Benin deity.

LikeAking:


If you want real spiritual power, then you have to learn the craft...

PoliteActivist:


What craft is that?

Templee333:
it's much more better to drop religion and deities in their whatever form, that will give you more freedom. If you could do good to every living thing that comes your way and never intentionaly hurt another person, you will simply come to realize that we are all gods and need no external deities. Also, LikeAking it's good to know that our traditional deities can no longer help us like in the past because we've abandoned our traditions and live a very selfish,dishonest lives. Just my opinion.

LikeAking:


Are u not an adult?

Code na..

moski5:
tools have been used wrongly but that's not the point
What Jesus Christ brought isn't a religion
Religion is man made and is a tool
The real thing would blow your mind

PoliteActivist:


They were the ones being colonized by Christianity, why would they write against themsrlves?

TakeNigeriaBack:
■ Jesus is a foreign god. I refuse to bow down to a foreign god.

TakeNigeriaBack:


Because they are colonially brainwashed like these foolish Christian below:

PoliteActivist:


The Romans were brainwashed?? I thought they were the ones doing the brainwashing!
BTW that quote supposedly from Ekwueme was proved fake loooong ago

TakeNigeriaBack:


I'm talking about the Africans who believe that the European missionaries were good people doing good works. Fake or not, that sentiment is VERY common among Ibos.

Rostikol:
■ There's nothing to know about him because no evidence shows he existed.

PoliteActivist:


You said Christianity was tool for colonization. You were asked how the early Christians were out to colonize Rome.
And yes, most of early missionaries to Africa were motivated solely by spreading the gospel, and many were killed or died of tropical diseases.
Africans of a certain era saw white folks as superior, understandably

TakeNigeriaBack:


The intention of the missionaries is irrelevant. The gospel (Christianity) and Islam are tools of colonialization and oppression till THIS DAY.

PoliteActivist:


Please explain, how are the crooked, thieving Nigerian political elite using Christianity to oppress you?

TakeNigeriaBack:


Open your eyes: Nigerians would rather build churches instead of factories. Just recently, the governor of AkwaIbom spent 13 billion naira building a church. Meanwhile, AkwaIbom has one of the highest unemployment rates in the country.

PoliteActivist:
What percentage of Nigeria's budget is devoted to building churches?? AkwaIbom own is big news and roundly criticized because it is the first and only time - and it is not so as to use it to oppress anybody!

TakeNigeriaBack:


Nigeria has the highest density of churches on the planet. Meanwhile, China has one of the largest densities of factories on the planet. Guess, which of the two countries is more prosperous?

PoliteActivist:
■ Point is, no one is using Christianity to oppress anyone in Nigeria. The way our very corrupt politicians siphon off our money has nothing to do with Christianity

op·press

■ keep (someone) in subservience and hardship, especially by the unjust exercise of authority.
■ cause (someone) to feel distressed, anxious, or uncomfortable.

PoliteActivist:
Point is, no one is using Christianity to oppress anyone in Nigeria. The way our very corrupt politicians siphon off our money has nothing to do with Christianity

PoliteActivist:


Point is, no one is using Christianity to oppress anyone in Nigeria. The way our very corrupt politicians siphon off our money has nothing to do with Christianity

Quintopia:


It has a LOT to do with christiniaty and islam as the case may be.

These religions do not punish wrongdoing.

Instead they preach 'forgiveness'.

So you can loot 2 billion dollars and attend church the next day to 'give thanks' to 'Jesus', or ask for forgiveness, while ''accepting Jesus as your personal saviour and lord'', or whatever rubbish they say.

In African religion, there's no forgiveness.

You cannot be two-faced.

You cannot steal and then beg the gods for forgiveness after you've sworn on their altar not to steal.

They will finish you.

To swear-in our leaders, we need to do traditional swearing-in.

Not swearing-in with imported bible and koran.

Trust me, corruption will end the minute we start doing that.

FELA SAID IT. Until Africans return to their traditions and become AFRICANS again, Africa is going nowhere.

MaxInDHouse:
This is the result of misconception!

Jesus never asked anyone to worship him and African gods never asked anyone to worship them too people choose to worship whatever they feel could change their condition for the better.
So the ball is in your court!

Sonofthemoon:
OLOKUN is the way
Very effective and beneficial
It doesn't matter your tribe
Speaking from experience