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Rayhut: [/color]
But some people use these powers and we cannot deny that there is no such powers,you have not seen where somebody uses basket to hold water and water is not leaking through the basket hole

Rayhut: are you saying that their is no supernatural powers that operate

Rayhut: Those doubting the existence of God should answer this one question,where is the source of juju,voodoo,witchcraft and supernational powers.This powers are they real or not.If they are real where is the source from

FOLYKAZE: Dem use movie do you?

qstar: When we were in high school. We were taught "characteristics of Living things".

alexleo: Not really a dream but life is somehow like a dream. Yes, the real life starts when we leave this world at death hence the need to prepare for the real life while we are on this side of life. Your post is so thought provoking and quite good. Thanks a lot.

kayce911: Imagine after all thes life struggles;going to school;working round the clock to make ends meet, u finally die and realise you have been asleep but awake now.......what would ur reaction be ?

Weah96: Ayahuasca is illegal here in the states except for the Santo Daime churches which obtained a court order to drink the tea for religious reasons. I believe that they're perfectly legal in a lot of south American countries like Brazil and Venezuela. I wouldn't advise anyone to drink that tea under casual or recreational circumstances though. However, the active ingredient, DMT, can be isolated, and I've tried it once. I haven't tried Iboga although it's on my bucket list of things to do in Africa. I intend to go directly to the Bwiti professionals in Gabon, and cut out the petty dabblers and middle men. There are Ibogaine clinics popping up around Canada and Europe but I wouldn't advise that either, unless you have a dangerous addiction problem which requires immediate and desperate help.
What I do consume regularly is psilocybin or 'magic shrooms' as they call them down here.
They're widely available, but illegal as well.

neutralwaya: Well, if that works for you, fine. I see you are Agnostic.

neutralwaya: To quote the foremost American Psychologist William James who said 'what works is true'.

neutralwaya: I used to think like this until I was faced with a reality and revelation that goes beyond this physical world we find ourselves. As I embraced my spiritual nature more, I overcame it. In fact, I am trending carefully on that part, cause if I were to immerse myself fully eeh, I could be highly spiritual but I prefer to be a Funky-monk .

Demdem: Ffuck the Americans. Jonathan Generals knows where they are. They spotted them and told the entire nation.
Only fools will expect Americans to come in and do our duty.

neutralwaya: Some say it is the will of God. Others deduce, God has given us the mind to think things through and apply wisdom in the course of events.

Imagine you being caught of in a situation beyond your believe : How do you come to terms with the Good, the bad and ugly without losing your sense of self or subconscious mind in tandem with your spirituality/faith ?

Interesting and defined opinions are welcomed.........

Weah96: I feel you bro, although I would study philosophy instead of theology. Philosophy covers some extensive theological studies, especially at that level. I have a masters in cell biology myself from Georgia State university, and I also read logic heavily at the undergraduate level. Both of my degrees are in biology. It was this combo which prompted me to experiment with visionary plants, after listening to and reading the works of another biologist, the late Terence Mckenna. The answers you seek requires a rewiring of the CNS, and the plants expedite the process by years. I learned more after eating 3 grams of psilocybin than the combined knowledge acquired during all of my previous years on earth. The universe is stranger than the ability of humans to comprehend, especially if our consciousness is arrested by the constraints of culture and society as it now. But philosophy will set you on the right path, and the revelations of quantum physics will help solidify your eventual conclusions either way. I'm more of a doubting Thomas myself, I'd rather experience something for myself rather than believe the words of people who have no idea what they're talking about.

FOLYKAZE: Sire, what are the forbidden sides? Sex? What to eat or Drink? Time or period of effectiveness? Backup?

And lastly test. . .




Why cant we host anopen challenge ground with people on this forum? At least I and others might be able to take you serious.

You can fix time for show like this between a popular festival. . .Ogun, Agemo, Oro, Ore, Olokun, Osun-Osogbo, etc. This would attract more audience.

What ya saying?

usermane: The OP also said: "Christians are more tolerant to non christians than Muslims are, to non muslims"

I won't dispute this. I believe the issue is not with the Qur'an but with muslims who choose to hold onto contradictory interpretation of Qur'an.
The Qur'an(5:13,7:199, 60:08) enjoin believers to treat well and tolerate disbelievers. There is no compulsion in Islam hence no penalty for apostates according to Qur'an(2:256). No where did God spell out any penalty for blasphemy, thus blasphemy laws and punishment stipulated in middle east are unislamic(Qur'an 4:140, 6:68). U see my friend, when you learn about your Lord only from the scholars like Bilal Philips, Zakir Naik e.t.c, you are turning into a sheep. Much as God grant some persons knowledge better than others, everyone is expected to recite the scripture and come to their conclusion. No waiting for priests,or clerics to spoonfeed me or you.

By the way i like your analogy. Truely the folks at Islam for Muslim sections are intolerant and unjust. As a muslim, because i reject their interpretation of Islam and condemn their practices using Qur'an and logic, all the do is HATE, delete my posts and ban me. If only all the religions share only one section, it would be better. There would be no hiding place for lies, dogmas and the truth will surface.

Logicboy03: Ilorin?


*goes to find the place on a map*

nnofaith: yeah islam totally dominates your life. Being an atheist now has opened my eyes to the whole BS called islam. xtianity appears better cos it has evolved with time, islam has been static.

texanomaly: I like your profile pic. Nice. I have always liked that quote.

Logicboy03: That's deep bro.....

I heard that you are an agnostic?

texanomaly: The bolded is right on...

There are manny things in religion that are good. Unfortunately, there are also many people who choose to abuse their power, and take advantage of the faith and trust others posses. It is sad, but it does not warrant the condemnation of all religion, only those who use it for unrighteous purposes.

texanomaly: The bolded is right on...

There are manny things in religion that are good. Unfortunately, there are also many people who choose to abuse their power, and take advantage of the faith and trust others posses. It is sad, but it does not warrant the condemnation of all religion, only those who use it for unrighteous purposes.

Logicboy03: Who are the true followers?

Why are they hard to find?

Logicboy03: Who are the true followers?

Why are they hard to find?

Logicboy03: Who are the true followers?

Why are they hard to find?

harbiola1: The raid was an opportunity to recover their property.

tbaba1234: If the bolded is accurate then the op has no case, i feel.

akpos4uall: Check this out. As far as the value of the shares be right now, no be lie o