Christianity Etc › Re: Where Was God During The Rwandan Genocide ? by banom(m): 8:26pm On Nov 28, 2009 |
[quote author=mr.official link=topic=356567.msg5012028#msg5012028 date=1259433461]Now I know you're suffering from mentality disorder. How did u get here self?
slowpoke![/quote]Ok. |
Christianity Etc › Re: An Exclusive Interview With Ogaga4luv. by banom(op): 8:20pm On Nov 28, 2009 |
[quote author=Abuzola 1 link=topic=358720.msg5012017#msg5012017 date=1259433387]Welcome banom, when did the wicked people unban u ?[/quote]Thanks Abu, how is it going with you, actually i log in and saw that i can now make post. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Where Was God During The Rwandan Genocide ? by banom(m): 7:34pm On Nov 28, 2009 |
[quote author=mr.official link=topic=356567.msg5011971#msg5011971 date=1259432851]Are you one of them?[/quote]Ok. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Where Was God During The Rwandan Genocide ? by banom(m): 7:25pm On Nov 28, 2009 |
@ Mr Official.
Ok. |
Christianity Etc › An Exclusive Interview With Ogaga4luv. by banom(op): 7:22pm On Nov 28, 2009 |
Here will be discussing many issues, Like God, Satan/satanism, Religion, Your personal Life and many other issues,
Ogaga ready to go ? |
Christianity Etc › Re: Shocking Verses In The Bible by banom(m): 7:17pm On Nov 28, 2009 |
@ Ogaga,
Come over to a thread i opened on religion section, it is an exclusive interview with you on issues of life, Religion, God , Satan, and many more, The title is exclusive interview with Ogaga4luv. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Where Was God During The Rwandan Genocide ? by banom(m): 7:42pm On Nov 27, 2009 |
Kay 17: since you insist God exists and is lovin, caring and concerned. also an omnimax, then why wuld HE turn his back on those helpless victims who whose singular fault was born a tutsi. and was that time to excuse the free will of others? No God only denies you of your free will if you are building a tower to come and see him in heaven. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Where Was God During The Rwandan Genocide ? by banom(m): 6:52pm On Nov 27, 2009 |
Deep Sight: Easy up dude, i was jus trying to have some fun in that thread. . . your assumptions about me are wrong o. . . i dey very simple o. . .
Anyhow, if i offend you before, no vex, i apologize, you know how arguments are, we can easily get carried away. . . apology accepted? I said earlier that i did not take the issue seriously, and i don't intend to do so, i still very much enjoy your post without replying to avoid more insult, but learn to live beyond such sentiments, if not you will make many unnecessary enemies than friends, You may quite well be more knowledgeable than i am perhaps in Law and empirical reasoning, but on my part i can write you as a program code and implement you to function according to my specification. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Where Was God During The Rwandan Genocide ? by banom(m): 6:40pm On Nov 27, 2009 |
aletheia: Hello all, I'm new to this thread but I 'd like to point out to Tudor and all the "atheists" in the house that instead of asking where god was during the Rwandan Genocide, it would better to present your evidence as to the non-existence of god. To ask where god was: 1. Implies that you "believe" god exists; a contradiction of your avowed atheism. Or 2. The question is a "straw man" which you have set up for the purpose of knocking down with your arguments. Either way, your cause is better served by presenting your evidence for the non-existence of god. I have always said it that RELIGION makes people judgment down right unhealthy, what other evidence do you want ? the question on its own is the evidence, but if you say otherwise, simply answer the question , |
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Christianity Etc › Re: Where Was God During The Rwandan Genocide ? by banom(m): 6:11pm On Nov 27, 2009 |
Deep Sight: Who told you he did not stop it? How dyu know if it would not still be on today. . . ehn? Ehn?
LOL! Remember those "Chucky" horror movies. . .! I was rolling on the floor at the imagination of a 5 year old doin that. . . just an aside, don't mind me. . .
Executive Director in Multibillion $ Global Telecomms actually. . .
Sorry! Could not resist that! Ok can you send me recharge card ? |
Christianity Etc › Re: Where Was God During The Rwandan Genocide ? by banom(m): 6:02pm On Nov 27, 2009 |
[quote author=Tudór link=topic=356567.msg5006169#msg5006169 date=1259340628]You deliberately omitted my reasons for alluding to his liability to moot up contradiction. And you forgot to quote the part where he could have and shoulda stopped it. . .no one has provided any reason why he couldn't and shouldn't. Only random rants about standards like anyone gives a fuc.k.Your 5 year old kid who you're legally responsible for brings in a baby right there in your living room and repeatedly mutilates and stabs the infant while you look on smiling without an intervention and you say you aren't liable? Where do you practice your law, in the jungle?[/quote]You mean places like Ikeja Under Bridge ? |
Christianity Etc › Re: Shiloh 2009 Is Here Again, (8-12 December) You Are Invited! by banom(m): 5:47pm On Nov 27, 2009 |
[quote author=echo- bee link=topic=353683.msg5006106#msg5006106 date=1259339666]Jesus is lord[/quote]Amen. |
Christianity Etc › Re: 2009 Holy Ghost Congress. by banom(m): 5:11pm On Nov 27, 2009 |
samadexy: Simple, I personally will ask God to withdraw those things from your life for just a year and let's see what your life will look. I am sure within two months you will one way or the other find your way there too to see if your life can be transformed as well. I want you to know that everyone is not a fool like you are. sorry if that hits you. But anyone in his right senses can not say millions of people gathering the Redemption Camp are all fools and do not know what they are doing. All these people from different walks of life know what they are doing. If they don't get anything from going there, trust me, they would have stopped. This is simple logic, if there life is not affected positively some way or the other, they wouldn't be going there every now and then. Don't die in ignorance my friend. Christians don't fight for their God, Our God fights for us. Seek Knowledge! So because your god have not removed it from me, Daddy G.O is now entitled to my hard earned currency ? |
Christianity Etc › Re: Argument With A Pastor Over Handcachief by banom(m): 5:07pm On Nov 27, 2009 |
Ganjaseed: Folks. I rejected to buy a handkerchief after a church service and the usher reported me to the pastor and the pastor was very angry with my comments on his practice of handkerchief sales. I wouldn't have reacted that way but the usher pushed it too much making me believe am committing a certain sin by not buying the handkerchief from her.
This is the scenario-: I was invited to a certain church in Amsterdam and after the service the ushers where selling handkerchief prayed for by the pastore of the church and that people should rub it on their faces and they will be highly favoured. I told the Usher i do not want to buy the handkerchief because i do not even believe in your pastor not to talk of the piece of cloth she is selling, she was very angry about what I said, but after some more talking about the so called favoured handkerchief, I advised her to look for a place where God and his word is being preached not where men make merchandise of the gospel. I thought the whole thing was over after that, before i could get my kinds ready to go home some one tapped me on the shoulder and said the pastor want to speak with you, I followed her to the pastore who was still attending to other people, and the lady said to him that is the man, and the pastor asked me sir what is your problem? I told him I have no problem sir. And he asked me what did you say to one of the Usher about the handkerchief I blessed? I gently told him, I simply refused to buy it because I do not believe in you nor the handkerchief. Everybody standing by where very surprised hearing me saying that and the pastor did not find it funny at all he made some silly statement, and I told him He is a peddler of the gospel and besides he needs to go to bible school to learn some more because he is feeding the flocks with junk spiritual food, then he started insulating me in Ghana language which I did not understand anyway but somebody told me what the pastor said in his language. He actually insult me with his village god (just like when it is said "make AMADIOHA fire you) I could not stop laughing when I heard that. this is the kind of christian society we have over here in Europe.
Brethren, have I really done anything wrong by refusing the handkerchief? Yes, Refusal to patronize the instrument of god, is a gross sin, punishable under penile code 334 sub section 1B of holy con men of god. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Where Was God During The Rwandan Genocide ? by banom(m): 5:00pm On Nov 27, 2009 |
[quote author=Tudór link=topic=356567.msg5005816#msg5005816 date=1259336862]@banom. Abeg I'm going to sleep abeg. These apologists never cease to amaze me.
Why edit out a statement central to the idea being presented in a quote and then come ranting for explanations? And bleating contradiction.
Time and TIME again we see this on NL. . .it was expected. When they've got no valid point after running out of lame excuses like light being an inanimate object and people re-incarnating as goats to god being a mad scientist performing cosmic experiments they then turn to outright LIES and DECEIT. . .how shamefully disgusting is that?[/quote]Oya Go and sleep, and make sure you wake up early tomorrow so that you can get your things ready for next tomorrow church service. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Where Was God During The Rwandan Genocide ? by banom(m): 4:36pm On Nov 27, 2009 |
[quote author=Tudór link=topic=356567.msg5005730#msg5005730 date=1259336041]Firstly this thread is being debated at the level of the religionist i.e if god did exist, where the fuc.k was he in 1994? If no justifiable reason is presented the as far as we're concerned god does not exist.
In the so called "breath" where I stated God is also responsible and legally liable you conviniently edited out where I presented reasons for his culpability. . . . It has now come to the embarassing stage where you edit my post to deceitfully trump up ridiculous notions of a contradiction?
Somebody wake me up when this guy has something else to say abeg.[/quote]Ok you can go to bed. |
Family › Re: Can You Describe Your Childhood In 1 Word? by banom(m): 1:36pm On Nov 27, 2009 |
Stubborn |
Christianity Etc › Re: Abuzola On The Path Of Transformation! by banom(m): 12:51pm On Nov 27, 2009 |
Una well done oooooo |
Christianity Etc › Re: Where Was God During The Rwandan Genocide ? by banom(m): 12:45pm On Nov 27, 2009 |
[quote author=Tudór link=topic=356567.msg5004542#msg5004542 date=1259320043]You can NEVER have a debate with[b] empty-heads[/b] talkless of a healthy one. . . Their only aim is to use all the time wasting tactics to evade questions and try to pass off as "smart".
The sad thing is the deceive only themselves because the world can see through their bullshit and recognise dem for the illiterate morons they are.[/quote]I did not see the bolded please, mum just called me. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Praise God!tudor Now A Christian! by banom(m): 12:21pm On Nov 27, 2009 |
@Poster,
Tudor Born again christian as in G.O style ?
that is good news, My man will soon Ride his private jet,
Tudor please remember me as you ascend the throne of Holy con men. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Miracles & Charity Tv Ads: Is This Biblical? by banom(m): 12:10pm On Nov 27, 2009 |
posakosa: i know we r.  Good boy, |
Christianity Etc › Re: Cool. Calm And Peaceful Prayers Vs Noisy And Fire Brand Prayers by banom(m): 11:42am On Nov 27, 2009 |
Wilfem: "In the days of John the baptist, the Kingdom of God suffereth violence, and the violent taketh it by force" A word is enough for the word Nawaooo do they Play Taquando there ? |
Christianity Etc › Re: Church Again?! by banom(m): 11:40am On Nov 27, 2009 |
MrCrackles: ^ ^ ^ Buahahahaha ^^^ Puahahahahaha |
Christianity Etc › Re: Miracles & Charity Tv Ads: Is This Biblical? by banom(m): 11:11am On Nov 27, 2009 |
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Christianity Etc › Re: What's Your Favorite Name For God? by banom(m): 10:58am On Nov 27, 2009 |
God of banom |
Christianity Etc › Re: Miracles & Charity Tv Ads: Is This Biblical? by banom(m): 10:54am On Nov 27, 2009 |
makosa |
Christianity Etc › Re: Where Was God During The Rwandan Genocide ? by banom(m): 10:48am On Nov 27, 2009 |
[quote author=Tudór link=topic=356567.msg5004071#msg5004071 date=1259310397]Excuses!! According to the bible God can change and anybodys heart as he so wishes just like he did with pharoah. . .how is that not coherent? Is it not written in the bible? Is exodus 7 now missing from your copy of the bible?  Never did this nitwit dispute this answer neither did she show how incoherent the answer is. . . . I laugh! You're definately a time waster. . . move over fool![/quote]Uhm Uncle Tudor, Good Morning, I can see you guyz are having a healthy debate, well done ooo. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Miracles & Charity Tv Ads: Is This Biblical? by banom(m): 10:43am On Nov 27, 2009 |
Yes There is nothing wrong with that, For one to sell a product he has to advertise it well on TV, abi you no wan make them make money ? |
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Romance › Re: Women And Their Pride by banom(m): 6:12pm On Oct 13, 2009 |
Go to this forum, www.naijahotsingles.com , there, there is a forum board for seduction, Playboy is there teaching every one how to seduce opposite sex. you will enjoy the place. |
Christianity Etc › Re: The Nairaland Religion Section Summit by banom(m): 5:54pm On Oct 13, 2009 |
@ bawomolo,
hu be dat chic for ur profile picture ? |