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Amujale:If only you knew how much African ideology is in that Bible, Amujale. The Egyptian ideology that the Bible was birthed from was an ideology of slavery and oppression too. But this thread is not about "Bible", nor "Egypt"! Though, of course, with you, everything has to be about those two bete noires of your's. |
Amujale:So you assert. I, obviously assert otherwise. Amujale:Just better? Not perfect? Like a "green & pleasant Land" paradise?
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Amujale:Where do you live, Amujale? It must be some very nice part of Africa for you to call it the Kingdom of any God! Because I doubt any God would accept that Nigeria is it's Kingdom of God at the moment, and that it is paradise! |
Amujale:You are completely ignoring what I wrote, and that's rude! I told you paradise means my peace of mind, and showed you how England sees it as their "England's green & pleasant Land", and you are now, stupidly, might I add, asking me if it helps "create a better world here on planet Earth"? Is my mind on Mars, Amujale? Is "England's green & pleasant Land" on Uranus? Would my peaceful mind, and "England's green & pleasant Land" not equate to a better world? Do you even know what England means by "green & pleasant Land"? |
orisa37:Seems you might have been right after all, that God put Trump there to teach the world a lesson! Don’t Be Like US Cops, Nigerian Policemen Warned |
Kobojunkie:Yet, in order to ensure we live not by bread alone and become malnourished, we both must ask who, what, when, where, why, and how. Anything less is lazy willful blindness. |
Kobojunkie:My bad. I had no intention to patronize you. Are you saying you understand that you did answer a 'what' question? If so, now kindly explain to me how Jesus can be said to be the Light of the World". |
Kobojunkie:I'm not surprised. And I respect your admission. One of the things that stops us seeing is the baggage we bring to the table in the form of misconceptions and beliefs we grow up with. It's why it is written that "unless one becomes like a child one shall not enter the Kingdom of God". It means, 'unless one abandons one's beliefs and misconceptions, one would not gain understanding and wisdom'. And abandoning beliefs and misconceptions is as hard as a huge camel going through a small needle's eye. I'm enjoying your intelligence, and the fact you have read the book. I can have Christ spit on mud and make clay to rub in your eyes, but I still have to wait for you to go bath in the [url=https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=John+9%3A1-12&version=NIV]Pool of Siloam[/url] so you can see on rereading your own responses that you did answer a very important 'what' question. Here's a rhetorical clue. It's not asked to be answered: If one does not know what the light is how can one be certain of following it? |
MetaPhysical:We do dodge tax! You should see us on market day dodging tax. Perhaps we are just better at collecting it. You should see the tax collectors on market day too. Its not a tribal thing. No one anywhere wants to give their hard earned money to government, especially if the government is believed to be corrupt. Below is Her Majesty's Revenue Collectors going after tax dodgers!
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Kobojunkie:Forget "respect"! especially if it's going to make you disrespect yourself by being dishonest and refusing to acknowledge the truth. If you are [url=https://classic.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Luke+6%3A31&version=NIV]dishonest to yourself, you'd be dishonest to me your neighbour[/url]. And if you are dishonest to the [url=https://classic.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Matthew+25%3A40&version=NIV]least of these[/url], you have dishonored God!Jesus must clearly be a "what". All your responses indicate so. Do you see it, or not please so we can move on? |
Kobojunkie:Have you not answered a 'what' question above? ![]() |
SLAP44:Respect! Never thought you could admit such a thing. We, Nigerians, are our problem. When we do not use the brains in our heads' our ideas are likely to be corrupted with ignorance. So in order to rid our nation of corruption we must kill the ignorance in our heads since it is the root cause of corruption in our nation. Please know that I am not easy to understand, as I am repeatedly told. So part of the blame here is mine. But those who try, and think, get me. So, again, Respect! |
I already answered your question, Amujale, numerous times. budaatum: Amujale: |
Kobojunkie:Very intelligent observation on your part. That, however, is the question. So, think. And no. It's not a trick question. One must know "what" one is following. |
MetaPhysical:Well, perhaps the Ibos need to learn about civic duty more than most but every tribe ought to know too if Nigeria is to progress. |
Maybe if we yell it loudly we might wake up? The South is sleeping! |
John 8 vs 12For the above, we would first need to answer the question, What is Jesus? Care to have a go? Try to limit to what you understand, if you can. I am very uninterested in what is believed. |
Is it? |
Kobojunkie:I am not concerned nor am I asking you to or if you believe. Could you kindly let me know what you understand by it instead of what you may believe please. Kobojunkie:That skipped my mind. lol. [url=https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Matthew%2012:24&version=KJV]Some said[/url] Jesus was one of these, "ungodly people, who pervert the grace of our God into a license for immorality and deny Jesus Christ our only Sovereign and Lord". And some say buda is one of those too. I say, [url=https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Matthew+7%3A15-20&version=NKJV]by our fruits are we known[/url]. |
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When they worship satan but believe it is God!
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Racoon:One must ask, because it seems other regions are sleeping while the North just keeps going and going! |
orisa37:Try really hard to convince yourself that fear is a good thing despite it clearly being written it is a fruit of satan!
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orisa37:I suggest you try to learn to know God. Instead of trembling in fear like satan.
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orisa37:So thought a certain [url=https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Luke+18%3A9-14&version=NIV]Pharisee[/url] too when he thanked God for not being like the Tax Collector.
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MetaPhysical:Well, I think all Nigerians should contribute to their society. And taxation is one way to make them. |
Amujale:Indeed it doesn't. A vacuum would be like me stringing random rettels hertoget nad imingcla hyte evah meos stro fo aniemng atth enoeyan nca dernandst! I might as well be speaking ancient Inca as far as anyone is concerned, which is indeed why I explain my Peace of Mind and gave you an English example as context. So, hardly a vacuum. Amujale:No! Amujale! An expression may be borrowed from absolutely anywhere, as we constantly do find in the English Language that constantly borrows from French, Latin, Greek, and even parts of Africa, etc, without anyone tracing them back to their origin. Or, when did you last eat a banana and recognise banana came from the Wolof language? Some borrowed words are even given a meaning that is the totally opposite to what they originally meant! And by Jove if we do not take the myths of Plato as what Socrates may have said and done! Would I be wrong if by "vacuum", you actually mean, 'box'? It sure sounds like you are trying to make words mean only what you say they might mean, hence, your box. I assure you that can only work if buda abrogates the use of buda mind to you so you get to tell buda what to think and how to reason and what words might mean. And if I were going to insult you, Pastor Amujale, is what I would call you, and buda would have to be your sheepie. But I know you respect and regard buda far too much for that.
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Amujale: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? |
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