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I 'understand'. I had said I didnt want to start an argument so I wouldnt say more than that. ~Lady~ Men and Women of God. |
From what you posted below me, the first time, I thought you meant something else, as if I was trying to start strife or something along that line.Uhmmm, thats actually the impression I got, I aplogise so now its all good init? ![]() If you have the same belief and doctrine then you are welcome as a Catholic, if you know what I mean.We are all christians, thats the most important thing. If I never see you on earth, I'd love to meet you in heaven. By then we would all know 'whats hot and whats not'. But for now, remember Jesus said that it is by our love for each other that others will know that we are His disciples. |
Men I feel you. They are necessary on one hand. It is not everyone that challenges another religion or denomination that does so out of hatred or in an attempt to convert the others. For some, its a genuine desire to know. Moreover for others, its a genuine desire to know not just for knowledge's sake but to see the 'sense' behind what others are doing. It is important to see things from the other person's point of view. Then if it sounds 'incorrect' to you, you are further strengthened in what you stand for. Otherwise, you see the 'sense' behind it and switch sides. There will always be differentiating religious beliefs. But we must learn to tolerate each other. Just because I (personally) wholeheartedly disagree with anything that is not in my bible is not a license to be hateful to the other person. Disagreements will always prompt discussions that challenge each other's beliefs and convictions. But what I've discovered is that because of the ubiquitous and natural tendency of man to always do wrong, every challenge is seen by the other party as being borne out of hatred; and the natural response is to fight back. Its understandable, especially when one has been brought up and 'brain-washed' into a belief system and someone around the corner thinks otherwise. But that does not mean the challenger is being intolerant. As to trying to convert the other person, I will adress my christian brothers and sisters. You will notice that more often than not people were addedd to the church of God after a spectacular demonstration of God's power. You cannot convert someone by attacking them, it has never worked and it WILL NEVER work. Say your own and allow the Holy Spirit to do the conviction. If truly you were the vessel responsible for bringing that person to Christ, when you finally stand before God on judgement day God will judge them, not you. |
Babe this is what I am talaking about I am laughing because of the differing doctrines within these churches.I knew that is why you were laughing, see? ![]() I am laughing because you all ridicule the Catholic Church and are still trying to figure out why we remain with the Church, yet these are your responses to your churches.Please do not generalise. This is my only post pertaining to the subject of this thread: " Are PFN, CAN and co not doing this already? I don't know, not that I'm being sarcastic. Besides, it is humanly impossible for all pastors/priests to come together and discuss at the same time. Moreover, 'talk' is not the way forward, action is. We've had and heard excess talk already." There is nothing strange and ridiculous about this. Notice that I even looked at the church as a whole (pastors/priests ). So it's 'they', not 'you' that are giving allkinds of 'responses' to your churches, understand? |
We all know that is not an honest reply ![]() Anyhow youre forgiven , its allowed. If I was in your shoes, I would do the same thing, p.s. u didnt say anything about denomination, but you adressed a particular denomination!! No hard feelings dear, this post is also a digression BTW |
**Question in relation to the thread and not to start a senseless argument** Catholics believe that Peter is 'the rock' on which Christ built the church and they are correct from scripture. Hence, the theory of Apostolic succession which I suppose means that Peter was the first pope and the authority of the church of Christ on earth is exclusive to only those that are ordained by this same successive authority. This is also (probably) the reason to their reference to the Pope as the 'vicar of Christ on earth'. It is for this reason that many Catholics do not approve of and recognise the spiritul authority of 'self-ordained' M/WOGod outside the Catholic Church. Thats not to say that I am naive enough to think that all of them are truly from God. On the other hand, Paul was not an apostle. He was a politician and a murderer before God sovreignly, supernaturally and spectularly arrested Him and made Him a spiritual authority over the various churches at Corinth, Ephesus, Thessalonica, etc. Question is: why then does some section of the Catholic church outrightly condemn it's other brothers and sisters that are not in their denomination, particularly Pastors and Reverends? p.s. dont answer this question with a question or a link or an irrelevant answer, thanks, |
lucabrasi:Seconded. The person that started this thread did not polarise denominations. I cant imagine why the person that posted before me is deciding to do so, its an unecessary digression dear, |
Grouppoint:Those are clearly wrong. I dont believe there is any communication between the livng and the dead although catholics do. |
Infact, my first car accident was because of DodoHaba!!! |
Nawa oh! Me I just chop belle full so notin do me ![]() The first few ones remind me of typical Nigerian party. No matter the fuction, the following items are mandatory on the menu: Jollof rice, fried rice, chicken, beef, fresh fish, dodo, moinmoin (sometimes), cole slaw (abeg free my spelling). Coca-cola drinks are a must. Even beyonce and jay-z were offered coke and fanta in ekiti or wherever it is they were @. Abeg help me complete my list. |
"As d day starts wit nobody 2 stop it so shall ur desires, goals nd dreams com 2 limelight n no one will be able to stop it. but always rememba 2 be obedient 2 God who can make it unstoppable. How are u doin?" |
cgift:The world got used to e-mail instead of writing and posting letters. We would probably get used to e-bibles too. |
Well then my point was that bowing is neither exclusively African nor Western nor scriptural. I cant tell whos copying who. But then again if youre bowing as a mark of respect and not worship its not wrong. |
No no, what about lawyers bowing to 'my lord' in court? Is that African? |
WHERE IS MY PREVIOUS POST ![]() Anyway one that should definately be given up is POLYGAMY. The bible says to honor ones father and mother. Does it say not to bow down to any other thing except god? I think so, I'm not sure. "Bowing' is not African by the way. I think it all depends on the function it is meant to serve. |
Nairaland now has over 200000 members!! YAy! It is a success I want to meet the admin someday. Since I got my 24/7 internet access, theres not a day that passess without visiting nairaland. My experiece in the religion section has been crazy. I've been introduced to all kinds of other doctrines that I didnt know before. I've met those who 'hero-worship' and those who 'worship false heroes' and those who worship nobody, like Seun. I've learnt to live and let live. I've learnt to embrace my catholic brothers and sisters and appreciate their dedication, staunchness and togetherness even though I eternally whole-heartedly disagree with their doctrines. I've come to see that some 'Great Ones' are more aggresive than I thought; poor Seun even had to take cover. I've learnt religious tolerance. I've learnt inter-denominational tolerance. I've learnt that I am very intelligent, as young as I am. Nairaland changed my life, but not very dramatically. I'd advise Seun to ADVERTISE more because this site is not as popular as I thought. |
OLAADEGBU:"the Spouse of the Holy Spirit." That one got me laughing my backside off! ![]() Can anyone explain why this is so? |
Methinks it has to do with climate and consequently genetics. Period. |
huxley:According to the bible: Luke 4: 5The devil led him up to a high place and showed him in an instant all the kingdoms of the world. 6And he said to him, "I will give you all their authority and splendor, for it has been given to me, and I can give it to anyone I want to. 7So if you worship me, it will all be yours." Jesus did not accuse satan of lying. So it is true. You can interprete it which ever way you like but the answers are quite obvious. Cheers bro. BTW Adam gave it to satan when he sinned. |
I'm cool, a lot more free than you, all the best in your work. |
imhotep:**puts Huxley out of the picture and says:*** like according to Al Gore, the economy. As if there would be an economy if there was no earth. Anyway that's just an aside. Imhotep where have you been? |
Huxley sorry, but the heavens belong to our God, and the earth has He given to the sons of men. That's in the bible. Men directly or indirectly cause all that happens on the earth. I can't say exactly why the Myamar cyclone happened. Maybe it's global warming's effects, that has nothing to do with religion. init? |
They all initially agreed to die. Three guys, Ade, Akpan and Adams, were tired of life and decided to commit suicide.But Ade swarved Akpan "Who should go next?" Akpan asked Ade.He now gave the xcuse that he went to mourn their deaths though he really, literarilly cheated death. It's actually not that funny but the guy try small. ![]() |
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Confused People ![]() Although they could argue that we on the other hand are saying that God exists and is in control of the universe yet He did not make this happen. Who's responsible then? Or does huxley believe there's no satan either ![]() |
donnie:Precisely. People really need to shine their eyes. |
olabowale:I am not deflecting anything or hiding anywhere or trying to start an argument. I just do not see how the verse connects with or relates to this thread. If it does maybe Huxley can do us a favor and expatiate. Regarding the exodus vers, this is what it says: "Anyone who curses his father or mother must be put to death. It's a law of God under the old covenant. It does not apply today because we are under the new covenant. If you disagree with this youre on your own because I ain't getin into no useless argument with no moouslim. Because at the end of all the typing and rambling we still would not agree with each other. |
huxley:Who here has cursed their parents? |
O ga. |
31It hath been said, Whosoever shall put away his wife, let him give her a writing of divorcement: 32But I say unto you, That whosoever shall put away his wife, saving for the cause of fornication, causeth her to commit adultery: and whosoever shall marry her that is divorced committeth adultery. (and vice versa, I think) 33Again, ye have heard that it hath been said by them of old time, Thou shalt not forswear thyself, but shalt perform unto the Lord thine oaths It's self explanatory. So go tell 'em. P.S. It's divorce, not divource. Please take note sir . ![]() |
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