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FBS:Na won, I wan chop, or win win win! Schuey in his hey day would made that horse prance. The number of times Vet has pranged it into the wall is telling. I mean, what the fuq is this slow motion Senna!? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nU5HG14_1Sk |
Informer155:Neither of the narratives is literally true. No one was born by a virgin nor do they speak when born. Yet, spiritually, both are true as they both convey the relevance and importance of Jesus. Just think, since your claim would be someone wrote the latter, they could have claimed the Prophet was born of a virgin and he spoke as soon as he was born. The stories are not there for you to just believe, but for you to gain an understanding from. |
Informer155:The answer is, neither, literally, spiritually, both. For they both have their underlying message, the what they imply. But as I said, you seek that which to believe. I wonder how you contend with contradictions in the Bible. They are there to teach one to overcome this error of literalism of yours. Can't you see in Spirit? |
Some must want to drag us back to the 50s!
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Why? Why not for Engineers? Or history teachers? |
Empiree:Jesus preached the Bible as extant when he preached it, so his followers preach all scripture even after him. He did say we are [url=https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Luke+6%3A1-5&version=NIV]not subject[/url] to the words in a book, and in as much as one loves one's fellow human being, God in [url=https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Matthew+25%3A40&version=KJV]heaven[/url] is pleased and every word too, but I guess even one book is big enough for some so they engage in a battle of understanding with no knowledge in their heads while missing the fact that both books are for gaining wisdom.
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Galveston, Texas - The Galveston Police Department is apologizing for the way officers arrested a black man over the weekend, CBS Houston affiliate KHOU-TV reported. The department said two officers arrested a 43-year-old man for criminal trespass in downtown Galveston. The man was handcuffed and a rope was clipped to the handcuffs before he was led walking down the street by the two officers on horseback. Police say he was being taken to a Mounted Patrol Unit staging area.
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Informer155:Share please. |
LoJ:Funny how it's assumed everyone is Nigerian. What you, and where from? Iudmma. |
Chiedu4Trump:You know absolutely nothing about that which you speak and are of so little conscious awareness that you fail to consider that there just might exist in this www who might happen to know more and ignore less than you do. Do you think everyone is unconscious like you? You should be grateful 'you all crazy' ties Buhari's hands or some people will be serving 200 years already - the guilty, and the collateral damage of his shoot and kill. Were you sleeping or not yet conscious when he was Head of State? Were you sleeping when he called you "lazy youth"? I always knew that Buhari na soja, and you, lazy Nigerian, is getting what your laziness justly deserves! If you had done well, you too would be blessed instead of wailing "Buhari"! Go on. Provide evidence for your "satanic", let's see.
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Chiedu4Trump:Yet, here am I, alive! |
Informer155:Did some "great budaatum" write that answer?
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joseph1013:Funny how God's existence is a matter of "belief". Ask what God is and all sorts of images are conjured, yet rule one clearly states, "no Images"! Yet, images are precisely what most believe or disbelieve in. Goes to show how little understanding of God most have, I think, and say, pity. I am not a believer. The scientist in me abhors believing. Believing simply means, "I don't have a clue and chose to hold in my head an idea I cooked up in my head". Imagine crossing a busy road based on beliefs cooked up in the head. Sounds like luck to me. My belief that there's no cars coming and it's safe to cross might be true until it isn't and I get splattered all over the road. People should rather chose to know, is what I would propose. Cooking things up in one's head just says one is ignorant as far as I'm concerned. And allowing other's to cook in your head is even worse, as it just says one is lazy and ignorant. Op, the God you refute is one cooked up in your head by others. You rightly oppose what some say must be believed, but have not sought knowledge of God by yourself. And note, when I say "knowledge of God", I don't mean bread alone, but knowledge acquired by engaging with "every (or at least, a lot of the) words that proceed from God's mouth", and without the lense stuck on your eyes from birth. If Jesus had not visited opticians in Egypt, he too would have understood as the Jewish priests did, instead of being crucified (for being an atheist). "Thou shalt have no other God before me", says the Law. The curious ask, who wrote that, and who is 'me', and what the heck is 'God', while the lazy just believe or disbelieve, like it's a matter of on and off on a lightswitch. Atheist meant those who did not worship the Gods of the State of Athens, a 'crime' that got Socrates' hemlock poisoned.
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frank317:I was doing some reading the other day regarding being baptised by "water and spirit", and thought about ink, the product of which the Word is written. But I would not bore you with it. One amazing thing about the birth and life of Jesus is its similarity with that of Samson, yet no one claims Mary was a learned person who might have read some. We'd rather believe the myths than understand the underlying implications. Funny though that Jesus never used the profession of Joseph in any one of his parables and analogies. That ought to come across as odd to anyone who can think. Anyway, the short answer is that Jesus was baptised in the Word. He was very well read, as one can deduce from his constant "it is written", and fortunately had not been head filled with the meanings the Priests of his day peddled. Pity he had to be cautious or it would have been obvious that he was telling you to eat of the fruit of the tree of knowledge of good and evil so you would not be misled. We sure know what we'd have said of him if he'd said that! "Atheist", would have been mild. |
Informer155:They can and do "preach, teach and share" actually, though emphasis is on you reading and learning for yourself. After all, if the Kingdom of God is within you, why are you looking here, there and in someone else for it? Is it because the Kingdom of God is not within you yourself? |
Perhaps try to be a "True Muslim" first, or a Christ Following Christian. Then you might find it in you to love and marry whosoever God commands you to, for you know not the reasons why! Lukgaf: |
Informer155:So, when you read stories in the Bible "about Noah, John, Zacharias, Mary, Jesus etc", are they so real, not funny and dramatic? I think your problem is that of believing. You should perhaps aim for understanding instead. |
LordReed:We shall know, my Lord, come January 1, 2020! |
EnthronedbyGod:Goes to show how little you know! "Burn the mags" is so they do not fall into the hands of the uninitiated and be misunderstood, and not because they denounce! One cannot clear one's head of all one has learnt. And in the end, it does all lead to scripture. It's for this reason Rocs are religious in the first place. |
EnthronedbyGod:As in God cannot die, is omnipotent and omnieverywhere and unlimited in powers, and can appear in various forms. EnthronedbyGod:As in, Jesus is God and God is Jesus and the Kingdom of God is within you. And in as much as ye do for those whom ye see, God in heaven is pleased. EnthronedbyGod:As in all powerful, everywhere, limitless, knowitall God! EnthronedbyGod:Does some people's God not advocate ignorance? Does some other's God not advocate learning. Does some people's God not shower them with manna? Does some people's God not ask them to sow before they eat? Is your own understanding of God not based on your own subjective interpretation? Isn't the individual's understanding of God subject to the individual? Is that not what is meant by "the lame walk, the blind see, the lepers are cleaned, and to some is the Gospel preached"? It is for this reason everyone is not given the same number of talents. More is expected of those whom the talent of comprehension is giving. EnthronedbyGod:The brain of some seriously needs washing! |
A40:Vettel was dominant actually! One just need check how far he was ahead of second place when he won his championships. Part of being good in F1 is manoeuvring into the right car and having the best strategist and team, down to the water person. And to be honest, unless one thinks F1 isn't a sport, then one needs to accept that the best team wins. And I am talking as one who finds it hard to like Hamilton after what happened between him and Alonso way back in 2007. If the shoe had been on the other foot, we'd have called the Britishism of the team, racism. |
Swimming was my meditation method. Nothing cleared my mind better than 100 laps of a 50m pool. It involves breathing and use of many muscles and after a while the mind empties. Pity I can't swim no more because I almost died swimming in schistosomiasis infested water so now it's walking, which, unless done in the middle of the night is full of distractions. One must understand why one meditates. If you think it would make transport cheap, a la astral travelling, I strongly suggest you buy a car or you'd be stuck in one place! |
LoJ:It is not disappearing! Alchemy is about personal transformation, and is one of those things not easily explained. It is however embedded in most religions in one way or another. Although the alchemists' fundamental goal of elemental transmutation was flawed, on a deeper level the work of alchemy (cloaked in allegorical images) also represented the transformation of the soul. Modern science has accomplished the transmutation of elements using means that the alchemists never dreamed of. And there is still a small group of occult researchers who persist in trying to continue the work. The documents of alchemy make fascinating reading for historians of science and the esoteric. Link to further reading. |
FBS:Me! I hope and wish he's fired. He makes the Prancing Horse look like a donkey! |
kokaneprodigy:I too prostitute from one team to another. It's F1, not footy! One day I'm Ferrari (though they must fire that underperforming Vettel to get my support back!)), now I'm currently Verstappen, but I can't downplay what Merc achieved yesterday. Its classic Ross Brawn, strategywise. Go Ham! |
Photos of demonstration outside Nigeria High Commission London, to free El-Zakzaky. The protesters were all from Pakistan. Not one Nigerian was there!
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baldboy:I thank you for showing me you are the type who's prayers are answered because your praying is backed with the required work. |
She is lamenting the consequences of war, and showing why we might not want to have one. Basically, you might lose everything you own! |
MossadAgent:I think this your reasoning is very poor, though I agree with the "crawl" bit somewhat. The lazy afterall must starve! How did you get to so wrongly misread the minds of those admiring your car? Are you sure you weren't projecting your own sentiments? Beauty of it is while you think those you call "Ns" are not worth saving, you are suffering with them. So whether they are worth saving, Mr Messiah, applies to you too. And note. It's not all about a 1978 Jaguar coup, which, incidentally, indicates wealth, which is good if its the reward of hard or smart work and not the graft that made the likes of me vote Buhari. |
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OkCornel:Isnt that in Manchester? I guess if you start walking now you'd be here by summer's end. |
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