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Ojiofor:
Child bride and unwanted pregancy is not the same.Abi eye dey pain you?

Ojiofor:
These are one of many MEDALS Northern Nigeria bring to Nigeria.

slimderek:
I honestly think Ctorch should be first

urahara:
Why cant each country in the Eurozone have a central bank ?

budaatum:
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Officialgarri:
And so fvck what?

I'm not a fan of child marriage or whatever, but I hate how this stupid imperialists always want to impose their way of life on us.

Centuries back, the hausas/fulanis have been marrying young girls and the culture lived on. It wasn't a danger to their religion rather it gave less room for being promiscuous

To them, Child bride is bad but they think Gay/lesbian is a normal way of life?
How much of these neo-colonialism do we have to suffer all in the name of "modernization"

Michellekabod2:
I don't really get your point ,no offence I see this as derailment (correct me if am wrong on this).

Michellekabod2:
Its easier to pass bills and adjust constitution in order to promote equality but can you influence someone consciousness, beliefs,norms?

budaatum:
Third Term. The term they drag out to scare people as if we would not individually go to Aso Rock and brave the shots that attempt to stop us dragging any third termer out.

Abi I lie naija peoples?

solite3:
Can you mention some other idioms in the bible?

ajl:
Normally police won't stop you on the road to ask for insurance except if you have done something wrong, like jump red light or stop sign, have non-functioning light, overspending, etc. First they ask for your driver's license and then your insurance paper. Don't believe that everyone you see on the road has insurance, white or black. There are a lot of them here in the US. When accident occur such drivers simply abscond.

ContractKiller:
Not long after borrowing the money, the "prophet" died after consuming poisoned lamb meat. In other words, he died indebted to a Jew which is ironic considering how much he hated Jews.

Ihedinobi3:
Well done on your knowledge so far. I fear it is not at all the same as mine, so it means nothing to me that you throw in a name whose Owner you reject.

Ihedinobi3:
There is that insanity that I mentioned.

You are exactly right that ignorance is a choice. Sometimes, it is a passive one, that is a choice to not seek at all. That too has a reward from the Lord.

As for believing, that is proof of the insanity too. Belief is not a pretence to knowledge, by definition. It is merely a state of confidence that something is true or that someone is trustworthy. For example, I may not know how many rooms there are in the White House, but when a brochure or a news company tells me that there are, say, 300, I may believe, that is, take it to be true that there are 300 if I consider the brochure or news company to be trustworthy. The only question would be how the brochure or news company has proved itself to be reliable. If they are then, for all intents and purposes, I know that there are 300 rooms in the White House, even if I have never been in the White House. It is not a pretence any more than it is one to believe that math works how your teacher tells you it does in school.

Because we have seen the world around us, we know that a God exists and we know what He is like. The Gospel only proves what we expect of such a God. The Bible is consistent too with the Gospel and the Witness of Creation. That is why we believe it about things that we cannot see. This is just normal human reasoning. It is how logic works. It is not a false pretence to knowledge when we accept the testimony of someone we consider reliable and act as if that testimony is certain knowledge. It is just a reasonable thing to do.

So, those who believe the Bible can act with confidence that what they believe is entirely true. It is not false pretence. What they actually believe is true. So, they do know the Truth, since they know that the Witness is reliable. They may not have seen the things that they are told for themselves, but they don't need to. They have seen proof of reliability in the Witness and that is enough for them.

I understand that that is not enough for you, Buda. That is alright. It is the difference between you and us. We believe that God does not lie and that the Bible is His Reliable Testimony, so we know that what we learn from the Bible is wholly true. You don't. You can wait until you see the King Himself in order to believe. That too is fine with me. But, of course, until then, you will just do your best to make the walk of Faith a test for all of us who believe and encounter you.

Wisdom is a value description for something that we do. If we believe what we have come to learn is true, then we are wise. If we do not, then we are foolish. That's it. Understanding comes from applying careful thought to the things that we are told by reliable witnesses. When we understand, we make a choice what to do with what we have learned. That choice can be a wise one or a foolish one, as I have described above. So "wisdom" and "understanding" are not the magic words you wish to make them out to be.

As for seeing demons everywhere, I'm not sure what you mean. Perhaps that is a bit more of the insanity. The "tremble" part certainly is, since I don't believe I have communicated any such thing anywhere on this platform.

As for leaving the kindergarten classes, it is certainly interesting that you are saying that after previously trying to flatter me for being a "knower" rather than a believer. I'm sure you change as it suits you to try to make the truth a lie and the lie a truth. By all means, stick with your own version of wisdom and understanding, I want no part of it. It is obviously insanity from where I stand.

ContractKiller:
So why did your prophet borrow from a Jew and didn't pay back?

Ihedinobi3:
What results then from understanding? A decision to believe or not. It is really that simple. You cannot quite escape the choice to believe or not. Understanding what you have to make a choice about does not eliminate the choice itself.

According to you, we ought not to believe. We ought to know for sure.

Ihedinobi3:
I'm not sure what consideration is for, if it is not to decide whether to believe something or not. But then, your way of thinking tells me to not expect much in the way of sanity in what you say, so I'll just move on.

Ihedinobi3:
I would be very ill-advised to believe what it says.

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