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orunto27:
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Out of the images on display, choose what you perceive to be the correct image of Jesus.

Jesus is a fictitious character.

orunto27:
He had a Conscience which is supported by a Heart, a Soul, a Mind and a Flesh.

Here you are probably refering to an African God.

Jesus never existed, the Jesus story is based on a combination of fakery and falsehood.

Out of the images on display, choose what you perceive to be the correct image of Jesus.

AntiChristian:
Are you learned?

Does AntiChristian mean antichrist?

Realising you arent phased with such slanderous connotation.

Lets put such language to bed.

Christianity is a malicious Eurocentric ideology that was manufactured by first century Romans in order to subdue a militaristic Masionic movement thar existed in the Palestinian region.

For instance, the term antichrist doesnt even refer to the fictitious Jesus character in the first instance.

It refers to the 'Christ', then that automatically generates the first question.

Which one of the Christ's, according to history there are older references and are many of them that owned that status prior to the Romans adding that title to their fictitious saviour character.

Horus is the first known God ever to be refered as KRST. Buddha was known as the Christos. Krishna is known as Kristos. The Roman-Greco saviour Serapis was known as Christus e.t.c

The term antichrist as used in the Abrahamic religious context, is nonsensical, it isnt antichrist to point out that Jesus is a fake god.

Because the Jesus character is an invention of the Romans.

Heru is a real God.

Neither of them was sent to the world.

Jesus is a fake god. There was never a person called Jesus that walked this Earth.

Muhammed is a Nubian hero specific to Arabian history. They turned his heroics into a prophetic discipline and manufactured their religion. If anything, Ela is sent to our world.

Conclusion, neither of them was sent to the world, bin all the Hellenistic mumbojumbo of the Abrahamic religions, and focus our concentration on reality, real history.

ArchAngelos999:
What's your concept of God

The African is God.

Kindly, follow the link to participate in a social experiment to determine that same question.

Amujale:
Out of these influential characters, who means more to you in the world of today, and why? https://www.nairaland.com/5674944/marcus-garvey-malcom-x-jesus#86465549

ArchAngelos999:
What's your concept of God

The concept is African.

The African is God.

Any continental or diasporian that worships any God outside of the psyche of the continent, is worshiping a false god.

Troposphere:
None


Jesus never existed

You've already passed the test and are not obliged to respond.

I agree with you that Jesus never existed, just for the sake of overstanding, assuming you was the one choosing one of the images on the display to this fictional character, what one would you have assigned?

Troposphere:
None


Jesus never existed

Great! You passed the test.

Starting off with a Bang!

Saul is a fictional character invented by first century Romans, there isnt one character or storyline in all of the Abrahamic religious text that can lay claim to being original.

Bin all the mumbojumbo of the Hellenistic concepts of the Abrahamic religions and concentrate our focus on reality, real history.

All the Abrahamic religious text are false, fake and counterintuitive.

Contrary to the false assertions of the Abrahamic texts, Art, Architecture, Commerce, Mathematics, Physical Sciencessic; these are all our parents conceptions.

Amujale:
Out of these influential characters, who means more to you in the world of today, and why? https://www.nairaland.com/5674944/marcus-garvey-malcom-x-jesus#86465549

The Big Bang theory is great at the start and much of the systematic breakdowns, yet the theory veers of on different tangents, depending on what branch you subscribe.

Both tangents are false and unverifiable.

1a) Humans evolved from apes ❌
ℹunverifiable.

1b) Humans evolved from the aquatics ❌
ℹunverifiable.

Conclusion, the 'Big Bang' theory is a respected and appreciated intellectual construct up to the point whereby humanity begins.

This isnt a knock on the 'Big Bang' theory, rather a reality check.

Here is where African history takes over.

Approximately 50% of human history occurs in the region of the world they call Africa.

According to the "Out of Africa" theory, the true chronology of human history has it that everyone starts in Africa and later migrate to all the four corners of the globe.

Americas - Out of Africa
Asia - Out of Africa
Australasia - Out of Africa
Europe - Out of Africa
Polar regions - Out of Africa


Yes this may sounds repetitive, but it's necessary to get this point across, let's snap out of these foreign extremist ideologies.

The true and proper narrative on African history are the ones determined by the African, and as such, all other narratives are false and invalid.


For instance, Africans invented all the better things in life.

Concepts such as Valentines Day ought to be either binned or renamed to have an African connotation. The idea of binning Valentines Day is in connection with the logic that says one ought to show affection and love to our partners 365 days of the year.

However, for the sake of argument, keep the date, change the narrative.

African Womans Day. Celebrate every February 14th. That will be deemed to be fit for our purpose.

Valentines Day is unfit for our purpose. What has a Eurocentric Saintsic got to does with the African?

Dybala11:
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But I'm well aware of the fact that history as been rewritten and manipulated to favour certain culture, the few privileged gets to write history to suit their purpose.

Teach!

That is precisely the narrative most historians agree with, yet it shouldnt end there.

Let's dispell all foreign and malicious ideologies and concentrate our focus on reality, real history; such as you have done so eloquently.

Dybala11:
Are you a traditionalist sir? Maybe you don't know that the Sun is not the largest star in the galaxy. Have you heard of the star 'Antares'?

Thanks for the correction.

Yes, i'm aware that the Sun is a star and isnt the largest of its kind.

However, i chose to use the closer and more significant star in the solar system; our Sun.

Although i get the point you're making.

I'm an Africanist and my views are in sync with pan Africanism.

What is the philosophy of Africanism?

Pan Africanism is a worldwide movement that aims to encourage and stregthen bonds of solidarity between all continentals and diasporan ethnicities of African ascent.

Are you into astrolology, astronomy or hellio-science?

In my opinion some would need a good understandings of some, if not all these disciplines in order to understand certain aspects of history.

Concentrate our focus on reality, real history.

The African Gods are the real Gods, all the Abrahamic religion ones are malicious adaptations or are outright fabrications.

For instance, by studying African civilisation and history, one will be able to ascertain the truth of certain aspects of history i.e

African history is original, and remains as the origin of the influence that led to the creation of all the major West Asian and European civilisations.

Planetoid:
Good but he's have African half European

"Jesse Ernest Wilkins Jr. was an African American nuclear scientist, mechanical engineer and mathematician. He attended the University of Chicago at the age of 13, becoming its youngest ever student. His intelligence led to him being referred to in the media as a 'super genius'."

The term they used instead of 'super' was the N-word.

Ya'll should be as me, anywhere you come across the N-word. Replace that toxic word with super or something better.

Papanwamaikpe:
Is Russia in Asia

Hadampson:
Russia is an Eurasian country. It is located on more than one continent, Europe & Asia

True, and will further add that Russia is a transcontinental country, one of the few countries that meets the above criteria, the others are  Azerbaijan, Georgia, Kazakhstan and Turkey.

Armenia and Cyprus are as well geographically located in West Asia.

dollynnn:
keep quiet!

The African woman is God.

We already know the African woman is God, I'm merely stating the obvious.

Assuming i echoed our parents discoveries, the fact that the personification of the African God is the God of Abrahamic religious text there probably wouldn't be much questioning.


Everyone knows Sango is God. There is no debating that fact, yet

Au-Set is God

Horus is God

Obatala is God

Osun is God

Yemaja is God

Therefore, the initial statement is proper and true.

RapistOnBail:
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There's was no rebuttal in your response, you choose to waste your response on inconsequential gibberish. Kindly read what is being texted and make some sense of them.

Humanity begins in Africa and our ancestor went forward to populate the rest of the world, any other theory or hypothesis in living memory does not stand up to these simple truths.

Bin all the Hellenistic mumbojumbo of the Abrahamic religions and concentrate our focus on reality, real history.

Amujale:
Out of these influential characters, who means more to you in the world of today, and why?

https://www.nairaland.com/5674944/marcus-garvey-malcom-x-jesus

The African woman is God.

Such is not based on guess work or fabrication, it's a simple matter of fact. One doesn't need a book or a tablet to know these as being true.

The African woman is the progenitor of all human kind.

Abcruz:
You exchanged the truth of God for the lie, and worshiped and served the creature(woman) rather than the Creator(Jesus), who is blessed forever. Amen.--Romans 1:25

The Christian Bible is fake, false and counterintuitive.

The African woman is God.

nlPoster:
From the thread so far, it appears the OP is not in India to visit the tourist sites but to traverse the country by train.

So I don't think it should be a problem unless I'm missing something @Amujale. Perhaps you feel he was disrespectful? Besides, he said he was not in a group, it might be rather difficult to do the camera thing.

The person with the threads on Greece was travelling as a tourist and visiting tourist sites, therefore this topic is different from that one. The OP here is checking out the average everyday India (I believe).

Yes bro, I get it.

I was merely giving a practical solution to the specifics of that scenario, for those of us who are into sight-seeing and visiting tourist
sites.

It wasn't being critical, I was merely leading my professional opinion.

Cheers!

chatinent:
Question: Is it biblical to commemorate St. Valentine with a date?

No it isnt.

Why?

Because neither St Valentine nor the Christian Bible are based on reality.

Amujale:
What is my percetion of the Jesus character, is the image correct ?

Out of the images on display, what is the correct image of the Jesus character ?

https://www.nairaland.com/5685899/what-true-image-jesus

chatinent:
Question: Is it biblical to commemorate St. Valentine with a date?

Similar to OP's determinations, i agree with him in that it's a nonsensical conjucture, love your partner 365 days of the year is my motto.

igbesachick:
"untouchable" gleaning the food on the floor of the train

The situation of the 'untouchables' is worst than previously thought. There needs to be further global awareness; a sustained campaign bigger than ever before, pushing the situations of the Dalit to the fore front of debate.

oguntrading:
ok, you win. troll.

in india alone, there are one million FAMOUS temples and parks, gardens, historic sites.... you should never miss anyone of them. for sure.

only banal people choose to visit so-called renowned places suggested by guide books. if op is not a free-thinker and a fiecely independent traveler, he would not even take up a train pilgrimmage, instead he would sit at home being a troll.

It's clear you have no idea what you are on about.

Firstly, you call yourself a troll. Yes, i agree you are.

Secondly, the post you chose to quote was one that wasnt directed to you specifically now, was it?

Therefore, by definition you are the troll. You are trolling the thread.

Assuming you didnt want a response, why quote my post in the first place?

If you havent anything sensible to connect my contribitions to, its on you.

It's hard to determine what your motivation is, are you disputing good pieces of advice, are you suggesting that what is being said isnt pertaining to the thread, or what? What is your excuse for trolling the thread?

You can jog along now.

oguntrading:
ok. i agree with you.

a person needs to persuade a bunch of friends and travel together, just in order to go inside this temple.

Yes, that's the advice we've been given.

Our seasoned professionals advice that in order to have a better experience, devise a plan before visiting tourist attractions.

Give your project a name.

create a functional group, devise a plan and stick to your plan.

One would predetermine who is holding the phones, who is in controll of travel expenses, who is in control of dining expenses, who's going in first, who's staying to watch the phones and electronic gadgets.

It helps to research on the places prior to visiting, and after your experience, compare and contrast.

One might have to visit some place more than once to get the required experience, that's a normal situation to arise.

oguntrading:
one can also not visit that temple.

Tell me, why would anyone not want to visit a tourist attraction?

Personally, these are the reasons for visiting these type of countries.

When ever one visits any country that has olden days sites of high historical significance to the specifics of that region, the best thing one can does is visit these places take in spectacle and share the experience.

Although, i appreciate if you dont care for world history.

That said, its indicative that we concentrate our focus on our own history.

igbesachick:
heard a hindu temple around, just went check it. but i was not a hindu, no interest to be inside, especially they requested me to take off my shoes and stash away my phone or cameras !

When visiting these type of sites, whether one lives local or are travelling from a distance, one would have to plan such tour.

Its normally advised to visit as a group, some stay outside holding all electronic gadgets whilst the first group goes in and vice versa.

igbesachick:
heard a hindu temple around, just went check it. but i was not a hindu, no interest to be inside, especially they requested me to take off my shoes and stash away my phone or cameras !

That's a magnificient temple right there.

Looks familiar to the one in Tamil Nadu.

The history of these placces are things of legend.

One ought to have follow the protocol when visiting olden days sites, they tell people to take off their shoes and no cameras because, firstly its considered sacred to the locals and furthermore, they wish to protect the site from deteriorating.

Its a protocol used in all protected sites around the globe.