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Christianity Etc › Re: Our Righteousness Is Not Filthy Rags, God Wants Our Righteousness by budaatum: 7:01am On Jul 29, 2019
MrPresident1:
The LORD loves righteousness
The Lord's Will!

Islam › Re: Why Is Islam Afraid Of Atheism (and Apostasy)? by budaatum:
true2god:
Apology noted and under consideration. You are great.
Don't know about great, yet, but arrogant?

Very arrogant use own head buda got primary, school cert, degrees and multiple masters and phds in various fields in it.

Sports › Re: FORMULA ONE F1 Official SeasonThread - Revamped by budaatum: 11:45pm On Jul 28, 2019
Anyone remember 2008 when Lewis Hamilton beat Felipe Massa to become Formula One world champion

Sports › Re: FORMULA ONE F1 Official SeasonThread - Revamped by budaatum: 11:21pm On Jul 28, 2019
A40:
How was he unlucky? Na me spin am twice like DJ? When Leclerc's engine packed up in Bahrain was it down to Ham's brilliance?

Anybody arguing Hamilton has not been beneficiary of good fortune is not being objective. This is not an indictment on his skills but don't tell me he's not had some good fortune on the way. Not hearing that
Good fortune only favours the brave and the competent. Hamilton himself will tell you you make your own luck.

Technology Market › Re: 9yr Old Programmer Speaks On Future Tech At Lagos Chamber Of Commerce ICTEL Expo by budaatum: 9:50pm On Jul 28, 2019
The New Generation will not stand by as the old has done!
Politics › Re: The Shocking History Of Nigeria We Were Never Told by budaatum: 9:33pm On Jul 28, 2019
See Yoruba as a country, linguistically speaking.

I reckon if all these places were separate countries we'd be at war and there'd definitely be much fewer people.

Sports › Re: FORMULA ONE F1 Official SeasonThread - Revamped by budaatum: 9:11pm On Jul 28, 2019
budaatum:
Verstappen wins Hockenheim FIGP with aircon in car!!
Sports › Re: Verstappen Wants Aircon In His Redbull For Hockenheim by budaatum(op): 9:07pm On Jul 28, 2019
Verstappen wins Hockenheim FIGP with aircon in car!!

Christianity Etc › Re: The Frustration Of The Holy Spirit by budaatum: 8:56pm On Jul 28, 2019
Sorry muttley, but if I wanted Bible I'll go read my own. It does not have yadayada in it.

Kindly reduce quoting buda.

Christianity Etc › Re: A Thousand Shall Not Fall At My Side,And Ten Thousand Shall Not At My Right Hand by budaatum:
No! Moses could not possibly "rejoice when told a thousand shall fall by his side", unless you believe Moses was ignorant of the "curse from the earth", the curse of "thy brother’s blood that crieth unto me from the ground".

Read what Mr "I Came to Fulfil the Law" [url=https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Matthew+5%3A43-48&version=KJV]said[/url]:

Christianity Etc › Re: Trump's Shiny Beautiful New Wall and its Implications for America by budaatum: 7:21pm On Jul 28, 2019
MrPresident1:
I am excited that Jesus is coming to put an and to all evil doers
That's indeed true.
Islam › Re: Why Is Islam Afraid Of Atheism (and Apostasy)? by budaatum: 7:15pm On Jul 28, 2019
JeromeBlack:
Buda, truth be told, a lot of your posts give me headache. You write as if you learnt English from a non English speaking country.

You write well but in a very weird way.
The headache is intentional. I give you a headache because you are not used to using your head just as your legs will hurt if you're not used to running 10k.

I'm knocking on your head with my English JB and you just can't not read it, lol. But with the exercise, you'll run 10k easy. I promise.

Questions, meanwhile, are always welcomed.

Christianity Etc › Re: Old Siggys by budaatum(op): 6:57pm On Jul 28, 2019
LordReed:
What does this one mean?
It means, everyone who gives the correct answer gets a hundred pounds through paypal. As to the rest of it, hmmm, my Lord.
Islam › Re: Why Is Islam Afraid Of Atheism (and Apostasy)? by budaatum:
true2god:
Bro, what you wrote did not make sense. Don't try to make sense out of a nonsense. What you wrote up there is 100% nonsense and your ummah will accept the fact that your wrote nonsense.

Next time when you write, proofread your work and ensure that your audience are well communicated. You write for people to read and understand and not for your personal 'consumption'. I know you are intelligent but learn when people try to point out your limitations: don't be arrogant.
First, True2god, you are correct. I do not write for my own consumption. I write to be understood by others and I happen to believe I'm good at it, at expressing myself at least. And I surely must have proofread it because in all honesty, only one single i is out of place. You might try and find it, and any others, which I hope you'd accept indicates my limitations.

I am buda. Very arrogant buda! And I want my limitations pointed out because I then get to see them and improve on them and become even more very arrogant buda. That said, I apologise for calling you ignorant. You aren't ignorant. Your response definitely was ignorant but you yourself are definitely not ignorant. I am sorry. Please accept my apology for calling you ignorant instead of your response which was an ignorant response to what you had not fully understood.

I happen to think that I conveyed a particular point, one that I myself claimed would not go down well with any ummah whoever she Is. I hinted I might be crucified for it for it is devil worship for some, which if you understood - unless we'd claim I foretold - would be rather ironic since your reaction was indeed the kneejerk reaction I predicted. I think you think I ought to parrot what others say lol so you can hear what you've always heard. Yet I see you have been at work on some past posts to know that buda is use buda own head arrogant buda, and not some use ummah head buda.

Could you, now that you've gone back and read a few of my posts, kindly pick a bit of what you say is "irrational" and "100% nonsense" and tell me how so? Let's see first if you understand at all.

Again, I, the very arrogant use own head buda apologise for being rude to you, I am sorry. Know that this was proofread 10 times and contains imperfections.
Christianity Etc › Re: Trump's Shiny Beautiful New Wall and its Implications for America by budaatum: 6:22pm On Jul 28, 2019
MrPresident1:
Shiney shiney beautiful sexy wall.

A big triumphant trump
You're going to milk this for days aren't you!

E pain me sad sad
Politics › Nigeria kwere na ihe ha kwuru! by budaatum(op):
British Parliamentary Democracy

Theresa May went to Queen Elizabeth to tender her resignation.

Queen accepted and asked her who would take over as PM.

Theresa May informed the Queen that her party (conservative party) has elected a new party leader (an MP) who would become the PM. His name is Boris Johnson.

Queen thanked her and sent for Boris Johnson.

Boris Johnson came, Queen asked him to go and form a government. Boris Johnson accepted and instantly became the Prime minister of Great Britain. Subsequently, Boris Johnson announced his cabinet.

The whole process happened under 2 hours. No budget, no expenditure, No swearing-in ceremony. No dancing, no merriment.

Compare the above to the swearing-in ceremony of a Nigerian president.

Swearing-in ceremony in Nigeria takes months to organise. Millions of dollars will be budgeted and pocketed by government officials.

Britain is the fifth richest country in the world, they chose to spend nothing during change of government.

Nigeria has one of the poorest people in the world, they chose to spend millions of dollars during change of government.

Someone said to me that there's something wrong with black Africans. I said NO, after all there's Rwanda.

The problem with Nigeria is that hooligans are in power.
Ignorance is the problem in Nigeria and not "hooligans" or "power". Hooligans can't be in power unless intelligence slumbers, and at the moment, it snores, is all. We should wake up or set an alarm!

The above shows you want to reap what others reap without first sowing what others sowed. You think daily manna falls from heaven so you call out to the sky as if the power in the Word don't say "those who sow [url=https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Genesis+4%3A1-7&version=KJV]poo[/url] live in poolands"?

When we learn that those who eat corn plant corn and those who plant yam eat yam, we too will sow Nigerian Democracy, and some! In fact, we working on it already, all together, say it loud and awake the slumberers!

Nigeria kwere na ihe ha kwuru!

Christianity Etc › Re: Gospel According To Ṣallā Allāhu ʿalayhi Wa-ʿala Āli-hi Wa-sallam by budaatum(op): 5:17pm On Jul 28, 2019
Christianity Etc › Re: The Frustration Of The Holy Spirit by budaatum: 5:15pm On Jul 28, 2019
All I said in לֹא-תַעֲשֶׂה לְךָ פֶסֶל, וְכָל-תְּמוּנָה muttley, and paypal is all you got? Just goes to show.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q3PYcTQezQM

MuttleyLaff:
Well said, mister paypal moneybags "ọrẹ mi olowo", my rich money friend
When one is rejected, discarded and dispirited, then the Spirit of God is powerless without you
Christianity Etc › Re: Old Siggys by budaatum(op): 4:30pm On Jul 28, 2019
Politics › Re: The Shocking History Of Nigeria We Were Never Told by budaatum: 4:09pm On Jul 28, 2019
While we await those who've gone to the Museum below is the:


AMALGAMATION PROCLAMATION OF 1914
(FOR THE RECORD)

By Sir Frederick Lugard

Speech by the Governor-General (Sir F. Lugard) on the occasion of the declaration of the Constitution of the Colony and Protectorate of Nigeria, January 1, 1914.


YOU are all aware that His Majesty’s Government, after long and mature consideration, arrived some time ago at the conclusion that it would be to the great advantage of the countries known as Southern and Northern Nigeria that they should be amalgamated into the one Government, conforming to one policy and mutually co-operating for the moral and material advancement of Nigeria as a whole.

This policy had been strongly advocated by Sir William Macgregor as Governor of Lagos, by Sir Ralph Moor as High Commissioner of Southern Nigeria, and by myself as High Commissioner of Northern Nigeria about ten years ago. It has continued to be advocated by Sir Walter Egerton and my successors in Northern Nigeria.

He construction of rival railways in Northern and Southern Nigeria accentuated the necessity having a single railway policy, with a single administration, and over a year ago the Secretary of State decided that the time had come to give effect to the scheme of constituting a single Government for Nigeria.

Mr. Harcourt was pleased to select me to carry out this difficult task, and he appointed me in the first instance as Governor separately of the two distinct Governments of Northern and Southern Nigeria, with a view to informing myself of Local conditions and submitting to him my proposals for Amalgamation.

I had the honour to submit those proposals for his consideration on May 9th last. They were accepted in all essentials, and today they are to take effect. I desire therefore as briefly as possible to describe to you, and through you to the official and unofficial community of Nigeria the basis on which this Amalgamation is to be carried out, and the principal changes which will result.

The Colony and Protectorate of Nigeria will be placed under the control of a single officer upon will control of a single officer upon whom His Majesty has been pleased to confer the title of Governor-General, thus indicating the importance of this country among the Crown Colonies and Protectorates of the Empire. That portion which has hitherto been Northern Nigeria will be known in future as the Northern Provinces, while the Protectorate of Southern Nigeria will be known as the Southern Provinces of Nigeria; each will be under the immediate control of a Lieutenant-General responsible to the Governor-General. The Colony in view of its separate status and traditions will preserve a separate identity, under an Administrator of its own dealing direct with the Governor-General. For the present, the Central Headquarters will remain at Lagos, and the Governor-General will divide his time between the Headquarter Stations of the Northern and the Southern Provinces.

His Majesty, through the Secretary of State, has been pleased to confer on me the high honour of appointment as Governor-General, and I humbly hope that I may be enabled to discharge the functions of this office, the great responsibilities of which I deeply appreciate, in such a manner as to deserve His Majesty’s approval, and to the satisfaction and contentment of His Majesty’s loyal subjects and of all the people of Nigeria. To succeed in such a task would be impossible unless I have the goodwill and co-operation of all classes, Official and Unofficial, irrespective of race or creed, and I take this opportunity of earnestly asking for that co-operation and loyal assistance, assuring you at the same time that, so far as in me lies, I shall not spare myself nor find any work too hard or arduous, if I can thereby advance the true interests of this country and of each individual person in it, whatever his race or creed, or however humble his rank.

For the high and responsible posts of Lieutenant-Governors of the Southern and Northern Provinces His Majesty has selected Mr. A. G. Boyle, C.M.G. and Mr. C. L. Temple, C.M.G. officers in whose loyalty and ability he has the highest confidence, and in whose hand the welfare of the Protectorate is assure. As Administrator of the Colony the Secretary of State has selected Mr. F. S. James, C.M.G. whose long experience in the South marks him out as the most fitting officer for the post. I may be permitted to offer to these officers my congratulations, and to express my deep satisfaction that I am privileged to work with them as my colleagues.

Various schemes for the dividing of Nigeria into many administrations have been put forward in the Press and elsewhere, but it has been considered advisable to retain the old and well-known boundaries, at any rate for the present and until circumstances demand a change, more especially because the Northern and Southern Provinces are at present under two different sets of laws, the unification of which must necessarily be a task of magnitude which will take time to effect.

I had hoped to be able to recommend to the Secretary of State some scheme for a Legislative Council of Nigeria, but at present and until communications by railway are greatly extended the proposition is physically impossible. The Legislative Council of Nigeria, if it is to represent the public opinion of Nigeria, must draw its Unofficial Members alike from Calabar and Lagos in the South, and from the Minefields and Kano in the North. To no place, however central, could the busy merchants and others find time to come in order to attend the Councils meetings. It would be manifestly unjust to place the Mohammedan Emirates of the North and the Mining interests on the Bauchi Plateau under a Council sitting on the Coast, in which they could have no representation. The only alternative is that the Legislative Council of the Colony shall in the future limit its sphere to the guidance and control of the Legislature of the Colony.

And let me here remind you of the enormous extent of Nigeria, Its area comprises over 330,000 square miles – more than 5 times the size of England and Scotland, or one-third the size of British India. The European population is scattered over this area. The largest community is probably at the Minefields in the Bauchi Province, the next largest at Lagos nearly 1,000 miles distant. There are other centres widely separated from each other at Calabar and other Coast towns, at Zungeru and at Kano, while the Niger Company which has the largest capital of any single firm, has its headquarters at Burutu.

Other means than a single Legislative Council must therefore be right by which, on the one hand, not only local public opinion of the Principals of the Commercial and Mining. Firms, and of other Institutions which have interests in the country, may be given an opportunity of expressing itself, and on the other hand, that the officers of the ripest experience and the most proved ability may be consulted regarding proposed Legislation and on affairs of moment. To effect these objects the Secretary of State has approved firstly of an Executive Council for Nigeria which shall consist of the senior officers of the whole Administration, secondly, of a deliberative and advisory Council, to be called the Nigerian Council, which shall meet not less often than once a year, and thirdly, that all proposed Ordinances with a few necessary exceptions shall be published in the Gazette for two months prior to enactment, so that opinion may be freely expressed before a law is enacted.

The Members of the Executive Council named in the Royal Instructions are:-

The Lieutenant-Governors of the Southern and Northern Provinces, the Administrator of the Colony, the Attorney-General, the Director of Railways and Works, the Commandant of the Troops, the Director of Medical Services, the Treasurer, the Director of Marine and the Comptroller of Customs.

The official Members of the Nigerian Council will include the Members of the Executive Council and all 1st Class Residents or Commissioners, the Central Secretary, the Secretaries in the Northern and Southern Provinces and the Political Secretary. The Unofficial Members will include a member of the Lagos Chamber of Commerce and of any Chamber of Commerce which may be established in Calabar, and a Member of the Local Chamber of Mines, – all resident in Nigeria and to be nominated by those bodies together with four additional European and six Native gentlemen nominated by the Governor-General. The former to be representative of Commerce, Shipping, Mining and Banking, the latter to be representative of the Native population both of the Coast and of the Interior.

The Official Membership of the Legislative Council of the Colony has been somewhat altered by the new Royal Instructions, in order that those officers whose work is especially concerned with the Colony may take part in the its deliberations. The they will for the present by the Administrator, the Legal Adviser, the Municipal Engineer, the Senior Municipal Sanitary Officer, the Assistant Treasurer, the Harbour Master, the Commissioner of Lands and the Commercial Intelligence Officer,

The Official Members of the old Council have been re-appointed by His Majesty to the new Council with the exception of Mr. Millar and Dr. Johnson who have resigned and whose places have not yet be filled.

All three Councils will be presided over by the Governor-General.

Southern Nigeria was, as you know, divided into three provinces, the Eastern, Central and Western, each under a Provincial Commissioner. In future the Southern Provinces will be nine in number, each of the old Provinces being divided into three. Each Province will be under a Commissioner or Resident assisted by an adequate staff. Departmental officers will be directly under the Head of their own Department.


I come now to the Judiciary, concerning which there has I think, been some misapprehension. It was recognized alike by my …… and by the Chief Justice that the extension of Supreme Court jurisdiction into the Interior was inadvisable and, before I came to Nigeria, steps had already been taken to curtail its jurisdiction. Schemes were already under consideration for the creation of separate Courts in the Interior district. These schemes have now matured.

It is obvious that there can only be one Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Nigeria, and for this high office the Secretary of State has selected Sir Edwin Speed, who has experience in both Northern and Southern Nigeria and has much longer in Nigeria than his colleague Mr. Willoughby Osborne, It gives me great regret that by force of circumstances, the country will lose the valuable services and ripe experience of Mr. Willoughby Osborne, and I am aware of the high estimation in which his services are held both here and at home. In saying good-bye to Nigeria he will have the satisfaction of feeling that he has discharged the functions of his high office with distinguished success. To His Honour Chief Justice Sir Edwin Speed I tender my congratulations on his appointment and I am confident that while he holds his high office, the proud traditions of British Justice will ever be worthily maintained.

The curtailment of the territorial jurisdiction of the Supreme Court, and the creation of Provincial Courts necessitates some changes in the existing law, and I am indebted to Sir Edwin Speed for the drafts of the new Ordinances which, with slight and unimportant alterations, will be enacted to give effect to his proposals. They will involve for the present some diminution in the powers of the Native Courts, but it is my earnest desire to see those Courts advance in ability and to maintain their prestige under purely Native Judges guided and supervised by the Commissioners of Provinces.

The Scheme of Assizes and the method of conducting the business of the Supreme Court are in accordance with the proposals of the new Chief Justice. In future there will be a Court vacation for four months during the rains, and for the remainder of the year the Court will be in Session with its full complement of one Chief Justice and three or more Puisne Judges. The powers of the Provincial Courts are strictly limited and no sentence of over six months’ imprisonment is operative until it has been confirmed. A Magistracy, whose officers are Commissioners of the Supreme Court is set up for the Northern and Southern Provinces.

In the sphere of Departmental Administration there are some changes of interest. The Railway, Marine and Customs Departments have already, as you are aware, been centralised as common to both South and Northern Nigeria. They remain outside the local administration of the Northern and Southern Provinces. In addition to these three departments the Judicial, the Military, the Treasury and the Posts and Telegraphs” become Central Departments. The Military Forces are organized into one Regiment with five Battallions and two Batteries under Colonel Carter, C.B, CMG as Commandant, with Lieutenant-Colonel Cunliffe as Assistant Commandant. Mr. Dale takes charges of the Treasury, and Mr. Somerville of the Posts and Telegraphs. A Director of the Medical Service and an Attorney General will act as Advisers to the Governor-General in their respective Departments. In the former case the Medical Departments of the Northern and Southern Provinces will remain distinct, while two legal Advisers will assist the Lieutenant-Governors who with the Administrator of the Colony, will have separate……… of local business. Mr. Cameron becomes the Secretary for the Central Administration, Major Moorhouse for the Southern and Mr. Matthews for the Northern Provinces.

His Majesty the King has been pleased to approve of a new Badge for the flag of United Nigeria and of a new Seal. In future there will be only one Official Gazette.

This, in brief outline, is the scheme of Amalgamation which takes effect today. The Gazette Extraordinary published this afternoon will to a large extent fill in the details. It is impossible that any scheme which could have been devised should satisfy all the conflicting theories which have been propounded. The proposals I have made have the merit of simplicity. They cause no great dislocation, which would have been most disadvantageous at a moment of transition when divergent policies and methods have to be reconciled.

I take this opportunity of publicly informing you that the Secretary of State has approved the construction of a new railway, which starting from the head of the Bonny estuary, will run northwards across the Benue river and join the Lagos Kano Railway where it crosses the Kaduna river some 50 miles South of Zaria. This important work will, I am convinced, enormously add to the wealth and prosperity of Nigeria.

Already the benefits of the partial Amalgamation, which has been in operation for the past year, have resulted in increased prosperity. The estimated Revenue of 1914 is almost exactly a million sterling greater than the estimated Revenue for 1912. When my predecessor from this chair in 1906 announced the Amalgamation of Southern Nigeria and Lagos he stated that the Revenue of Southern Nigeria was just over a millions. The estimated revenue of Nigeria this year stands at 31 millions, and Trade has increased from 5 millions to nearly 15 millions in this period of under 8 years.

If we remember that it is only fourteen years to-day since the King’s Government assumed control of the greater part of the Interior from the Royal Niger Company, the progress which has been made is astonishing.

In maintaining and increasing that progress I look to the co-operation of the European and Native races, who must work together for the good of the country. It is and always has been my policy to support the Native Chiefs, and to work through them. I have not invited any of them from the Interior to be present here because the announcement of the new changes which take place to-day is being made in the capitals of the various Provinces throughout Nigeria.

Today Nigeria enters on a new stage of its progress and we all join in the earnest hope that the era now inaugurated will prove, not only a new departure in material prosperity, but also that the coming years will increase the individual happiness and freedom from oppression and raise the standard of civilization and of comfort of the many millions who inhabit this large country. To these sole ends the effort of my colleagues and myself, with God’s help, will be devoted.

F. D. LUGARD

*This document is culled from The Constitution, journal of constitutional development, a publication of the Centre for Constitutionalism and Demilitarisation, Vol. 13, No. 4, 2013, pp. 106-114.



Can someone research, "Judiciary, concerning which there has I think, been some misapprehension. It was recognized alike by my ……..?
Christianity Etc › Re: The God Blunders; Revealing The Greatest Errs Of God. by budaatum: 3:32pm On Jul 28, 2019
MuttleyLaff:
I am enjoying reading you literally speaking in tongues

Motivation restored
How often does he put away a pound into the vault?



Personification, matey. You even have anthropomorphism in your link sef
It's better than your yadayada.

Answer the question or leave the thread please.
Travel › Re: Adventure Of A UK Tier 4 Dependant by budaatum: 3:27pm On Jul 28, 2019
The £20 is token to show you are doing something worthwhile. Its a seed that you sow that will grow millions and millions fold.

The email address you sent me only accepts payment on your website!

Christianity Etc › Re: Does It Matter That Buddha Came Long Before Jesus? by budaatum: 2:42pm On Jul 28, 2019
Thanks for your prayers, I can see again!

Please know that buda does not "believe". I have stated this so many times and getting tired of it being suggested to. Please do not ask me to do what satan does.

I agree with what you've written. Here is my understanding.

Those in whom Jesus lives not are dead.

The Lord with you too.


omokoladejames:
I've been good boss, hope u good also.
Yes , u are right, the book of Corinthians or any other book of the bible for that matter is not simple by any standard. But while we humbly grapple with the Bible's complexity, we are not to loose sight of the fundamentals.
The fundamentals of the scriptures(atleast to the best of my understanding) is God created a good world and made humanity the crown jewel of His creation but through the actions of one man, evil entered into creation and with it came death and corruption. God in His mercy promised that evil won't get the last word and that he would redeem His creation from the power of sin and death. In keeping with this promise, God took on the corrupted flesh, lived a perfect life, showed humanity what it means to be truly human by the way he lived, allowed the weight of sin and death to crush him and by His resurrection, rendered both sin and death powerless. By these acts, God kept his part of the bargain and humanity is now given the choice of either accepting God's grace of redemption or rejecting it and going his own way.

1 Corinthians 15 deals with that last act of the promise. Apparently some factions in the Corinthian church did not believe in the resurrection of the dead. The Greeks did have different views of the afterlife, some believed the soul lived on in Hades, some believed there's nothing after death while others supported the pantheistic believe and did not support the idea of personal immortality. One thing all these beliefs share in common was that they didn't believe in the resurrection of the body.

Paul begins his message by iterating one of the first things he passed on to them: " Christ died for our sins according to the scriptures, he was buried and was raised up on the third day according to the scriptures"1 cor 3-4(paraphrase). He made them understand that they didn't just have to take his word that Christ arose from the dead, the risen Christ appeared to over 500 people including the apostles, many of whom were still alive, so it was something they could fact check.
The second part of the chapter deals with the implications of the rejecting the resurrection of the dead. Basically Paul's argument was, if there's no resurrection of the dead, then Christ himself couldn't have been resurrected and if Christ was not risen from the dead then our faith is useless and we are still in our sins.
The last part deals with how the dead are resurrected and what type of body will they come with. This part has sparked debates amongst christains as Paul used imagery and theological language here but one thing most sides of the divide agree on is that the risen body would be incorruptible and immortal. I'm sure there are alot of people here who are more qualified than I am that can break down this section better.

I know I barely scratched the surface here but I hope you can see why the bodily resurrection of Christ was so important to the apostles and the early church. Luke 24:36-42 is just one of the verses that showed Jesus was bodily alive after death on the cross, and u can look up many other instances of this in the gospels and letters. The early church fathers also made sure this teaching was passed down uncorrupted by repeating it in their writings and writing against those who believed otherwise.

Just as an aside if I may: Christianity is one of those religions that cannot be mixed with other worldviews or philosophies, no matter how harmless or noble they seem at face value. Though I applaud your thirst for knowledge and understanding, one has to be careful in one's quest for knowledge because not all knowledge is from God and we have to be careful of the kind of knowledge we consume 1timothy 6:20 is one of such admonitions of many. Christianity is an all-in worldview, it impossible to be a Christian and follower of any other religion.
Right from the time of the apostles, Christianity has always stood against any form of syncretism. We are called to be all-in followers of Christ while respectfully(all humans deserve to be treated with respect and dignity regardless of their beliefs and position) rejecting other worldviews.

I pray your eyes get better speedily..
Christianity Etc › Re: Does It Matter That Buddha Came Long Before Jesus? by budaatum: 2:29pm On Jul 28, 2019
CaveAdullam:
please uncle budatuum, do you have the complete volumes i.e volume 1-3 or only volume 3 of the the book in the light of the truth; grail message?
In the Light of Truth
Grail Message by Abdrushin


I am not uncle! Call me buda.
Christianity Etc › Re: The God Blunders; Revealing The Greatest Errs Of God. by budaatum: 2:19pm On Jul 28, 2019
EmperorHarry:
Is this ingenious and google proof?
Are you asking if you are allowed to use all the tools available to you and even cheat and ask a friend?

If so, the answer is, you must.
Christianity Etc › Re: The God Blunders; Revealing The Greatest Errs Of God. by budaatum: 2:17pm On Jul 28, 2019
MuttleyLaff:
"MoG" is "man of God", dont mind budaatum.
God is a Spirit, He hasnt got a mouth
Fear God!

Christianity Etc › Re: The God Blunders; Revealing The Greatest Errs Of God. by budaatum: 2:13pm On Jul 28, 2019
MuttleyLaff:
That MuttleyLaff is barred from participating to win the paypal £100 prize money to the right answer
Lack of intellect is empty vault. Sulky is a blind eye.

Barred from earning the prize muttley, but not from answering the question.

Your bar removed. Paypal £100 muttley right too.

How much would be in a vault of a 40 year old who put in a pound every month they lived?
Christianity Etc › Re: The God Blunders; Revealing The Greatest Errs Of God. by budaatum: 2:05pm On Jul 28, 2019
MuttleyLaff:
You bi winch? Just remember to pay me tithe on that £480 as a moG
To avoid misleading, "MoG" is "Mouth of God".
I have edited.
Christianity Etc › Re: The God Blunders; Revealing The Greatest Errs Of God. by budaatum: 2:02pm On Jul 28, 2019
HappyPagan:
£480. lipsrsealed
Nice try.

Paypal £100 to every right answer.
Christianity Etc › Re: The God Blunders; Revealing The Greatest Errs Of God. by budaatum: 1:58pm On Jul 28, 2019
MuttleyLaff:
Not fair, sulkily walks away
Oh, sulky, letting ho peirazōn steal from you!
Tell what you understood I meant.
Christianity Etc › Re: The Frustration Of The Holy Spirit by budaatum: 1:45pm On Jul 28, 2019
jesusjnr:
The Frustration Of The Spirit Of God

But today it's an entirely different story, because the Spirit of God has being moving upon the same Earth, but more or less without the Word of God which was with Him in the beginning for Him to be able to do His job.

So that's the same Spirit of God that's fully present here on Earth which is in a very bad state, similar in a sense to what it was in the beginning while He was here, yet He can't do much about it.

But He is not able to help much and serve His purpose on Earth because He is not given the tools He needs to enable Him do His job.

For the Holy Spirit in spite of all the power at His disposal cannot work alone, but always works with the Word of God, for He needs It to be able to do His job.
You are saying the Spirit of God is powerless without you, which, technically, might be right, except the Spirit of God is always, continuously, working, with or without you and even if there were no more mud God will raise up new ones from stones.

Don't you have neighbours?
Christianity Etc › Re: The God Blunders; Revealing The Greatest Errs Of God. by budaatum:
לֹא-תַעֲשֶׂה לְךָ פֶסֶל, וְכָל-תְּמוּנָה

The above is what we read the Finger of God (FoG) wrote muttley, and as FoG didn't personally write much of Scripture, I'd be inclined to seriously consider it more than what Jesus personally wrote and definitely more than Isaiah, Jeremiah, Daniel or Paul and what is written in the Gospels even except they all proceed out of the Mouth of God (MoG) and bread alone malnourishes.

Imagine the wealth in a vault you put a pound every month you lived. Intellect is wealth stored in a vault moths can't get at, and as it grows one would know no mountain is high enough in all the world to see the whole world, so you'd not go about creating graven images of God with your puny intellect as if it was watching from high on a mountain.

Those who store wealth in moth proof vaults from birth as suggested do not use their stored up wealth to create graven images muttley because they and their intellect serve the Lord.

Here's a trick question for everyone. How much would be in a vault of a 40 year old who put in a pound every month they lived?

Paypal £100 to the right answer. Muttley is excluded.

MuttleyLaff:
If you all make your intellect as gods, what personality has the god that you've created with your intellect then? Curious to know.

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