MrPresident1:


Jesus has come of age, he should come for his bride jooor

Don't worry too much, he will come for his bride very soon.
Has he really come of age?
You've forgotten he is the arugbo ojo(ancient of days)?

Anyways, any prophecy for us?

sayisayi:
Life is there for us to follow different roads and have different experiences, while carrying peace to all men, women and children as a guiding star.

I gravitate towards good, trustworthy people, irrespective of who they pray to.

Okay!

AbuMikey:

Alfa, You are a comedian

So you are alive?

Let me get something clear to you.. Doctor said it, but not God. He can help you if you want it.. Am not gonna force you or ask you for the second time,
So, do you really want to die and get a surprise package cause you fail to acknowledge christ but to insult and blaspheme him,. But, you can still get to heaven, God is so merciful, so, are you willing to allow God intervene and deliver you?

Reply my mails, alfa..

Ahijobuzuzu:
Another yaba left escapee.

Be sensible for once

Try this
https://www.nairaland.com/175953/ex-muslim-nairalander-talks-why

sukkot:
i troway salute chief Ajibam

Top of the afternoon to you bro.

AlfaSeltzer:


Oh! I'm always serious. I have a rare incurable disease which I can't mention here so as not to reveal my identity because somebody that knows me might be able to put 2 & 2 together. The disease is genetic so doctors are actually amazed that I have survived this long. These past two weeks have been hell but my medication is helping. Doctors expect me to die at any moment but are optimistic that I may have up to 6 months, maximum 9 to live.

Don't worry about me. I die with the confidence that all of you reading this will also die one day. Some may even die before me.
My worry is to no longer exist like the atheists said. Scary.

Am short of words and equally sad..

politricks:
My friend that link is re-directing someone to frontpage.

Check your profile If you were ban!

Any other person facing the same ish?

AlfaSeltzer:


Why?

Cause one hardly knows when you are serious!

politricks:
My friend that link is re-directing someone to frontpage.

How come, I clicked it and nothing like that happened

Tell me you are joking?

politricks:
Guys beware that link is a scam.Guys beware that link is a scam.

Get well soon!

This thread was originally posted by queenisha about an ex Nairalander called pilgrim.. The lady called pilgrim was invited to account her ordeal.. It was closed due to the invasion of the Muslim extremist especially olabowale!
Just read and learn from the lady's testimony and other Christians that comment like jesoul and davidlyan, ignore others especially olabowale, he is a trouble maker!..
Read and learn!

https://www.nairaland.com/175953/ex-muslim-nairalander-talks-why

advocate666:


I actually miss u as mod here.
See what the place has turned into.

Anyway, how is jesus today? found a wife for him yet?

Lol, the section hasn't changed a lot like that though some big guns are away on vacation, some are transients in nature like musKeeto and others, and some mighty reincarnation like Obadiah into sukkot..

Jesus is fine.. He still longs for your soul as usual.. He is still single.. But he will get marry soon, we are the bride!

advocate666:


We are still here.

Welcome!

http://www.dw.de/islamists-turn-to-e-jihad-to-recruit-future-terrorists/a-15744647


http://www.indiawrites.org/diplomacy/e-jihad-and-propaganda-machine-whats-trending-in-world-of-terror/

The admin thought he is doing the right thing to bring the section into order not knowing that he is acting according to the plan of the jihadist like maclatunji!

OasisofRefuge:
@op. the time used to investigate and post this would have profit more if it was invested on praying for them.

GOD BLESS YOU FOR THIS INTELLIGENT ANSWER!
Christianity is in chaos in this country, no unity in the church and instead of praying for God to intervene, we are busy posting trash!

winner01:
www.nairaland.com/1939388/man-trinity-god-trinity-created#26990237

Nice

1. What are the biggest factors that keep
Muslims from converting to Christianity?

The environment and community they’ve been
raised in keeps them from converting. For
Muslims, Christianity is shameful, so to
become a Christian would be dishonorable.
Also, for Muslims, believing Jesus is God is a
sin. In fact, it’s the biggest sin there is. When
I told my mom I’d converted, she said she’d
rather I was an atheist or a homosexual. This
belief precludes them from ever thinking about
Christianity.

2. You said Christians’ reputation also keeps
Muslims from converting—what sort of
reputation do they have in the Muslim world?

Within Muslim culture, especially in places
where there aren’t many Christians,
Christianity is seen as a religion for lesser
people, for people who need a crutch—who
need forgiveness, and status. Especially in
Pakistan and Indonesia, Christianity is viewed
as a religion for lower-class people. Also, the
Koran views the Trinity as polytheistic, so if
you’re a Christian, you’re a polytheist. This
isn’t the view all Muslims have, but it is in
places where there are few Christians—like
Pakistan, where my family is from.

3. How can Christians better understand and
reach out to Muslims?

By spending time with them and being good
witnesses. Everyone thinks other people are
the same as them, so we transpose our
character and feelings on other people. But
not everyone thinks like a Westerner; this is
why we have to build relationships. And this is
why Christ spent time with the prostitutes and
tax collectors—so he could relate personally to
them, and that’s what Christians need to do
too.
We need to show Muslims that Christians are
loving, are intelligent, have thought through
their faith, and honor God. Words won’t fix our
reputation, but witnessing will. To reach
Muslims, you must build relationships and
friendships so they have a corrected image of
what the gospel is.

4. What led you to first start pursuing
Christianity?

I’d been challenging a Christian friend, telling
him that the Bible wasn’t trustworthy and the
Trinity was blasphemous. But throughout our
debate, he gave me strong arguments for
Christianity, and I began to see the strength in
his case. He then asked me if I’d ever applied
the same level of skepticism to Islam, which I
hadn’t. When I began to apply the same
critical criteria to my own religion, I realized
the case for Christianity wasn’t just strong—it
was the strongest. That’s when I began to
accept the gospel.

5. In what ways are Islam and Christianity
similar?

Christianity and Islam have two of the most
similar views out there. They both believe in
one omnipotent, omniscient creator; they both
believe this creator established morality and
that our eternal life is based on our sins,
which send us to hell or heaven; they believe
in angels and demons, and that there are holy
scriptures that have been sent to us. We also
share many of the same biblical characters—
Adam, Eve, Abraham, Job, Noah, and many
more—they’re all in the Koran.
They also believe in Jesus’ miraculous birth,
his ability to perform miracles, and that his
return to earth will initiate the final days. So
superficially, Christianity and Islam are quite
similar.

[v]6. In what ways are Islam and Christianity
most different?[/b]

In their understanding of who God is. In
Christianity, God is your unconditionally loving
father. He’s the most humble being in the
universe, he’s willing to suffer for our sake,
and he makes a way to heaven for everyone.
That’s not the case for Islam. For Muslims,
God is very conditional, he’s not willing to
lower himself and enter the world, he’s
unknowable, and unlike Jesus, he doesn’t live
within you. This ultimately means he’s a more
arbitrary God who chooses who to forgive and
who not to forgive; he can send anyone to hell
or heaven.
For Christians, we are children of God. We do
things out of love for him—not to earn his
favor. Whereas with Islam, most of what’s
done is to please God and earn his favor so
you don’t go to hell.

7. What are Christians doing wrong when it
comes to Muslims?
If the Christian message is true, then the
reason we’re here on earth instead of heaven
is so that we can proclaim it. We are here to
know him and to make him known. It’s not
just a thing we can do—reach out to Muslims
—it’s why we’re here: to love our God with all
our hearts, and love our neighbors as
ourselves.
We need to put aside our comforts and keep
our eyes on God’s mission—to spread his
name. And frankly, we’ve only sent one
missionary per every million Muslims, and
that’s shameful. We’re not reaching out to
Muslims ourselves, so the Lord is sending
immigrants here , so love them and share the
gospel. Don’t just love people to convert
them. No—God loves us because we’re his
children. Love the Muslims in your life
because that’s what God wants us to do—and
that’s our whole purpose for being here.

8. What was your experience like being raised
Muslim in the US?
We were very proud to be Muslim. We believed
we had the truth, and that Christianity was
false. We felt like a small group of people who
had the truth amongst a sea of darkness. And
looking at the immorality in culture and TV—
like promiscuity, adultery, and immodesty—we
set ourselves apart from that. I was taught to
always tell the truth, to be the best student,
and to be the best in everything I do, so we
were proud to be Muslim.
Obviously, being Muslim in the US was difficult
at times—9/11 and Desert Storm, especially.
After 9/11, people broke the windows of our
mosque. In Desert Storm, my aunt got
punched in the stomach and my grandpa was
refused service at a gas station. But we viewed
all of this as suffering for the sake of the
truth.

9. What do you hope to achieve with your
book?
I hope to accomplish two things: one, to help
Muslims understand the gospels and why
they’re true, and two, to help Christians
understand Muslims and love them as their
neighbors and as themselves. I want my book
to serve as a bridge to start sharing the
gospel.

blog.vyrso.com/2014/04/24/a-devout-muslims-powerful-journey-to-christ-an-interview-with-nabeel-qureshi/

nataisha:
for what I understand is dat jesus didn't die for our sins rather he was killed for speaking the truth. he only promise to tell the truth till death. and that was what happen. read ur bible carefully juses die curs he spoke the truth and condemn the evil. and the Jews sees him as a treat and so dey killed him all in the name of one person can not take over what dey av build for years. so dey decide to take him off.

Okay. Bye

musKeeto:
Man has made and marred man.

Man made man? How?

true2god:
"If a version of the Koran (in German)
comes along as the codified, ultimate
(version), then this would contradict the self-conception of Islam," Baghajati said.

I am still wondering of how the translation of the koran, in another language, would contradict the self-conception of islam, afterall God created all languages as equal. And I believe that the translation will make the understanding of the religion better and easier.

If translated, they will see the malicious verses in it. That's why!

italo:


Who told you we support homosexuality?

Your pope!

texanomaly:

Are you saying people actually believe what they see on TV?

Most Nigerians do so, according to my survey

Nollywood cause all this ish.. They do show to us how thunder comes from the bible to strike enemies down!