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Christianity Etc › Re: Is There Such Thing As Paradise? by Amujale(op): 2:55am On Jun 05, 2020

budaatum:
Its also known as "The Kingdom of God".

You cannot give someone that which they already have.

We dont need this fictitious 'kingdom of god', the god of the bible is fake.

Africa is 'The Kingdom of God'.

Who is God?

The African divine principles are God.

Foreigners came to Africa, found out about our divine principles and called them God.

You, I, anyone else could grow in spirituality or does something so revolutionary that we can become a god.

The African Gods are the only true and proper ones.

Not to be conflated with the Almighty God.

Christianity Etc › Re: Is There Such Thing As Paradise? by Amujale(op): 2:45am On Jun 05, 2020

What will you prefer, to find your fictitious paradise, or to help create a better world here on planet Earth?

You are allowed one choice.

Christianity Etc › Re: Is There Such Thing As Paradise? by Amujale(op): 2:42am On Jun 05, 2020

Everything about the 'Paradise' concept is fake and malicious.

The job of these extremist religions and their peddlers is to make their audience to become docile.

Our job is to snap you out of their hypnotic and demonic grasp.

Once we realise that the bible is fake, false and malicious, then one can easily reach the conclusion that any of the rhetoric and or concepts are invalid.

Its unheard of in common sense for a true premise to have a false conclusion.

For instance, once a book is found to be fake, the concepts and rhetoric are immediately put to question.

These questions have been raised about the bible and the overwhelming conclusions is that the bible is fake, false and counterintuitive.

The thread isnt questioning either the availability or validity of the historical heavens', but the validity of the concept of 'paradise'.

Hence, what the thread is actually asking is that is there any proof outside of the bible that we already know that is toxic for this fictitious 'paradise' concept?

The thread isnt interested in concept of 'the heavens', that isnt into question, nor expression that predate the bible, but expressions that are linked to the toxicity of the bible, and the biblical concept they call 'paradise' itself.

Christianity Etc › Re: Is There Such Thing As Paradise? by Amujale(op): 2:13am On Jun 05, 2020

budaatum:
Yes there is a place called "paradise". You are just assuming and looking for it in the wrong place.

Im not looking for paradise, due to the fact that its a fictitious concept.

What will you prefer, to find your fictitious paradise, or to help create a better world here on planet Earth?

You are allowed one choice.

Christianity Etc › Re: Is There Such Thing As Paradise? by Amujale(op): 2:07am On Jun 05, 2020

budaatum:
Yes there is a place called "paradise". You are just assuming and looking for it in the wrong place.

Its also known as "The Kingdom of God". An English word for it is Peace of Mind. And it is [url=https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Luke+17%3A20-37&version=NIV]written in the book that some call fake[/url], where it is to be found, though, many would assert it's a different place entirely with no evidence to support their claim.

Your argument is flawed.

When you continue to intend on knowingly use a fake and malicious rhetoric as your source, then one can only conclude the conclusion to be false.

Once a premise is false the conclusion is also deemed to be false.

Africans have, been having 'Peace of Mind' 100,000 of years before the manufacture of these extremist religions.

What you mean?

Your attempt to try and equate 'paradise' with 'peace of mind' and that to the bible has failed you.

The bible is fake, false and counterintuitive, hence any of its concept is deemed false.

Amujale:
...its fictitious because it isnt real and its also based on fake, false and malicious narratives.

Try a different source. The bible is a tool of slavery and oppression.

Paradise doesnt equate to 'Peace of Mind', that is wrong.

There's no such place called 'paradise', instead lets work to make our world a better place.

Christianity Etc › Re: Is There Such Thing As Paradise? by Amujale(op): 4:09pm On Jun 04, 2020

There's no such place as 'Paradise', lets instead work to make our world a better place.

Let our enemies be focused on a fictitious concept of paradise that doesnt exist, whilst we actually create one here on planet Earth.

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Christianity Etc › Re: Is There Such Thing As Paradise? by Amujale(op): 3:53pm On Jun 04, 2020

budaatum:
No! Amujale! An expression may be borrowed from absolutely anywhere..

What are you disagreeing with?

I have no interest in rhetoric.

Amujale:
The aim is for us to always choose reality instead of fiction.

The option had one that includes fictional characers and the other didnt, the aim is to rely on reality opposed to fiction.

The aim is for us to bin fiction in favour of reality.

Again, what is it that you are disagreeing with?

Is there such a place as 'paradise'?

This isnt a question about the 'heavens', nor about an expression, is there such a place called paradise?

Culture › Re: Yoruba Nile Valley Heritage. by Amujale(op): 3:44pm On Jun 04, 2020*

Olu317:
In your account of Mzungu 800BCE invasion, can you proof it with Egyptian's Hierology...

Below is a piece known as the “Victory Stela of Piye,” whereby the king narrates his conquest of all of his intended dominion.

Culture › Re: Yoruba Nile Valley Heritage. by Amujale(op): 3:27pm On Jun 04, 2020

Olu317:
There is nothing of such as 800BCE as the first invasion of Egypt in the real scholarly account because, the most deadliest invasion of Egypt begun around the era of Assyrian

The Assyrians first invassion was 800 BCE, the reason Piy came to takes back control.

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Christianity Etc › Re: Is There Such Thing As Paradise? by Amujale(op): 10:53pm On Jun 03, 2020

MrBrownJay1:
....

Again you are merely describing the charasteristics of these foreign Arabian fundamentalist and Eurocentric ideologies.

We already know that they are fake and malicious.

Spend less time acting up and contribute to the thread.

Is there such a place called 'paradise'?

Christianity Etc › Re: Is There Such Thing As Paradise? by Amujale(op): 10:38pm On Jun 03, 2020

budaatum:
Are you also saying it is not fictitious because ...

No, its fictitious because it isnt real and its also based on fake, false and malicious narratives.

Once the premise is false the conclusion is deemed to also be false.

African history is real, proper and true whilst these foreign extremist religions are fake, false and diabolic.

Christianity Etc › Re: Is There Such Thing As Paradise? by Amujale(op): 10:26pm On Jun 03, 2020

budaatum:
The paradise that I told you is the peace of my mind, and that England means when they say "England's green & pleasant Land", is fictitious?.

Amujale:
Indeed, in the context of a gramatical expression.

However, its almost always reference back to the same fictional idylic place.

An expression doesnt exist within a vacuum.

That is to say, that expression is borrowed from a foreign extremist ideology and will always be traced back to that fictitious concept.

Christianity Etc › Re: Is There Such Thing As Paradise? by Amujale(op): 10:15pm On Jun 03, 2020

budaatum:
Are you not aware that people spend quite a lot of their hard earned money on fiction in books, on telly, cinema, Disneyland, and even Plato?

Do tell, you and whose aim is it to choose reality instead of fiction?

What are you disagreeing with?

Stop veering off on a tangent.

Amujale:
The aim is for us to always choose reality instead of fiction.

The option had one that includes fictional characers and the other didnt, the aim is to rely on reality opposed to fiction.

The aim is for us to bin fiction in favour of reality.

Christianity Etc › Re: Is There Such Thing As Paradise? by Amujale(op): 10:07pm On Jun 03, 2020

MrBrownJay1:
A) you open a thread to talk about these religions that originated outside of Africa, yet now claim this is not about these evil religions when i clearly point to what they are doing. i guess you believe your jesus/god who created your imaginary paradise/heaven...

No, you're wrong.

What you mean?

Did you bother reading previous response.

Let me refresh your memory.

Kindly read properly and once you realise better, make the correct amends.

Amujale:
There's no such place as 'Paradise', lets instead work to make our world a better place.

Let our enemies be focused on a fictitious concept of paradise that doesnt exist, whilst we actually create one here on planet Earth.

Now, are you going to make a proper contribution to the thread?

Is there such a place called paradise?

What are your views.

Christianity Etc › Re: Is There Such Thing As Paradise? by Amujale(op): 9:56pm On Jun 03, 2020

budaatum:
Can I not chose the fiction I like?

The aim is for us to always choose reality instead of fiction.

The option had one that includes fictional characers and the other didnt, the aim is to rely on reality opposed to fiction.

The aim is for us to bin fiction in favour of reality.

Christianity Etc › Re: Is There Such Thing As Paradise? by Amujale(op): 9:53pm On Jun 03, 2020

budaatum:
I do not understand why you would call the "surrounding countryside of your village", a fictitious concept!

You're mistaken, its 'paradise' that is fictitious.

'Paradise is a false adaptation of African intellectual property.

I dont know why you choose to completely misconscrue what you read?

Culture › Re: Is Culture And Tradition Idol Worshiping? by Amujale(m): 9:46pm On Jun 03, 2020*

KLand:
I don't know how you came to that conclusion.

Christianity is fake due to the fact that it isnt original.

The opposite of original is fake.

Similar to all these foreign extremist ideologies, Christianity is malicious due to the fact amongst other things, peddles a false representation of history.

Talking of history, these are one of the reasons one ought to bin these foreign extremist religions and concentrate our focus on reality.

The bible isnt a history textbook. ✖

ℹ'Blacksic People Invented Everything by Dr Sujan Kumar Dass is a history textbook.✓

ℹ'They Came Before Columbus' by Ivan Sertima is a history textbook.✓

Culture › Re: Is Culture And Tradition Idol Worshiping? by Amujale(m): 9:24pm On Jun 03, 2020

KLand:
Jesus is not a fictional character. Both historical and Biblical records prove this...

One cannot prove the existence of something that never existed in the first instance.

The onus is on you to provide the evidence of the fictitious Jesus character.

Christianity Etc › Re: Is There Such Thing As Paradise? by Amujale(op): 3:24pm On Jun 03, 2020

Amujale:
There's no such place as 'Paradise', lets instead work to make our world a better place.

Let our enemies be focused on a fictitious concept of paradise that doesnt exist, whilst we actually realise our rightful, just, pleasant place here on planet Earth for ourselves and the coming generations.

Christianity Etc › Re: Is There Such Thing As Paradise? by Amujale(op): 2:51pm On Jun 03, 2020*

budaatum:
Can Paradise not be Biblelese for Peace of Mind?

Indeed, in the context of a gramatical expression.

However, its almost always reference back to the same fictional idylic place.

As in, the surrounding countryside of my village is a thinkers 'paradise'. It still amounts to the fictitious concept.

The surrounding countryside of my village is a thinkers 'Peace of Mind'.

Similar to saying that Joe Lasisi straight cross is Incredible Hulkish.

The problem with that type of comparison is that The Incredible Hulk is a cartoon character.

Wouldnt it be correct and appropriate to compare Joe Lasisi straight cross with a real person such as Marvelous Marvin Hagler or Zoom, Zoom, Azumah Nelson for instance.

Christianity Etc › Re: Is There Such Thing As Paradise? by Amujale(op): 12:30pm On Jun 03, 2020

budaatum:
Yes there is a place called "paradise"....

There's no such thing as 'paradise'.

CodeTemplar:
Paradise is a concept that copies heaven...

Paradise is a fake concept.

Christianity Etc › Re: Is There Such Thing As Paradise? by Amujale(op): 12:27pm On Jun 03, 2020

Christianity and the bible are tools used to enslave millions of innocent people for a period exceeding 1,000 years, arguably to date.

Christianity Etc › Re: Is There Such Thing As Paradise? by Amujale(op): 12:23pm On Jun 03, 2020

budaatum:
Yes there is a place called "paradise". You are just assuming and looking for it in the wrong place.

Its also known as "The Kingdom of God". An English word for it is Peace of Mind. And it is [url=https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Luke+17%3A20-37&version=NIV]written in the book that some call fake[/url], where it is to be found, though, many would assert it's a different place entirely with no evidence to support their claim. But I too have merely asserted here, you might note, since only those who find Peace of Mind can possibly know what Peace of Mind is.

That book is fake, you cant possibly use that as a reliable source.

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Christianity Etc › Re: Is There Such Thing As Paradise? by Amujale(op): 12:00pm On Jun 03, 2020*

Kobojunkie:
@OP, I know that Jesus' Kingdom is real.

Jesus is a fictional character.

CodeTemplar:
Paradise is a concept that copies heaven...

As in, paradise is a fake concept.

Christianity Etc › Re: Is There Such Thing As Paradise? by Amujale(op): 11:47am On Jun 03, 2020

MrBrownJay1:
lol, whats next?
- some mormon community get married and have sex with children so its "right" to marry children or have sex with kids, abi?!
- some people are forced into marriage and subsequently raped because the demon believe it is right to rape their wives, and believe it aint rape, so thats "right", abi?!
- driven communities believe its ok to sacrifice children for rituals, so its "right" abi?!

Where have you placed your senses, they are certainly not on display here.

Again, when you are discussing the characteristics of these foreign extremist religions never ever insert African ideology into that same context.

What you mean?

All of the above activities originate in regions away from Africa.

Meaning?

When you choose to veer off into these type of topics, make certain to put in its proper context or simply save it for the applicable thread.

Christianity Etc › Re: Is There Such Thing As Paradise? by Amujale(op): 11:41am On Jun 03, 2020

MrBrownJay1:
worshiping any god means putting that god (and its views) above your own self/views, thus i believe that any god is wrong.

What are you getting at here?

You are describing the actions of these foreign extremist religions, yes they are fake and malicious.

The question the thread poses is whether theres such a place as paradise.

What is your viewpoint?

Christianity Etc › Re: We Have Been Lied To The Earth Is Flat And Not A Globe by Amujale(m): 11:09am On Jun 03, 2020

budaatum:
There was really no Space X. The entire thing was staged in an MGM studio with the help of Disney and Sony. In fact, there's really nothing like NASA. Just a couple of guys - and they are indeed guys - with a camera making movies to fool everyone...

The Space Programme is a hoax?

Anyone who loves their physics would appreciate the theorectical aspects of Space science, although i hardly see the point of the Space Program anyways, when there's so much potential back here on Earth.

In a way its just another kind of distraction.

As i aint a professional astronaut, Space science is merely a theoretical fact.

Here below is an example of a theorectical as well as practical fact.

Lewis Latimer co-invented the telephone with Graham Bell and co-invented the Light Bulb with Thomas Edison.

Lewis Latimer is a reknowned engineer and prolific inventor, an inductee into the US National Inventors Hall of Fame.

Science/Technology › Re: The Earth Is A New Born 10,000 Year Old Baby! by Amujale(m): 5:49pm On Jun 02, 2020

budaatum:
Look at you posting a link to checkable evidence instead of just asserting like I did hoping you would take by word for it!

Now, imagine if I keep asserting that the earth is 10,000 years old without providing any evidence for my assertion.

Thought there was the evidence in my response on that thread.

I will check again.

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Science/Technology › Re: The Earth Is A New Born 10,000 Year Old Baby! by Amujale(m): 5:44pm On Jun 02, 2020

budaatum:
There, fact! Since that's how this apparently works

I see what you did there.

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Science/Technology › Re: The Earth Is A New Born 10,000 Year Old Baby! by Amujale(m): 5:39pm On Jun 02, 2020

budaatum:
The earth is 10000 years old!

https://www.nairaland.com/5884804/earth-least-4.5-billion-years

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Culture › Re: Yoruba Nile Valley Heritage. by Amujale(op): 5:11pm On Jun 02, 2020*

Olu317:
...show me archeological information of human fossil in your so claim of West Africa.

The historians and material that was cited earlier is for us to read those books, research, study and learn.

Furthermore, there are numerous human fossils throughout West Africa and on the continent period.

The Iwo fossil, that archeoligical find, dates 9250 BCE.

Culture › Re: Is Culture And Tradition Idol Worshiping? by Amujale(m): 4:42pm On Jun 02, 2020

Culture and Tradition is where arts, commerce, science, technology and innovation comes from.

Without culture, in many ways, without the influence of African culture, there wouldnt be the products of innovation, civilisation that everyone now takes for granted. i.e Architecture, Art, Commerce, Mathematics, Medical Science, Metallurgy, Philosophy, Physical Science e.t.c

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