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alBHAGDADI:I already did. budaatum:To which you said my curves make you sin to wit my response was: budaatum:You can go back and read all about it here if you missed it! https://www.nairaland.com/5124446/daddy-freeze-hails-pastor-abel/3#77410091 |
shadeyinka:No. I shall not tempt the Lord my God on your behalf. |
City001:I saw your post on IEPCL, anonimi, and researched it but I don't believe Atiku can Genuinely privatise Nigerian public institutions, and one swan ain't cutting this. I need to see flocks of swans. There will come a time in the future when we might have to raise up our voices to sell nnpc, but I'm certain most wouldn't want Buhari to sell it now, for one reason or another. Or would you? |
FreelanceRebel:My boot on your ass! Lol. She's serious cool. Read 16 Amazing Facts About Queen Elizabeth II by 24hoursreporter. You appear to have the time. Make sure you like it. We trying to get it to fp for the third time. |
shadeyinka:Nope. You know better so mentioned clearly who you intended to convince. But you know us. We see nonsense stand up claim this is it we quick shoot it down. Just so you know, we will convince you. Bank on it. |
alBHAGDADI:Rebuttal, me ass! Your view is crap. It is not a suitable view for frontpage to hold! You here should come educate him in fact!! |
alBHAGDADI:Rebuttal, me ass! Your view is crap. It is not a suitable view for frontpage to hold! |
phemocheee:Quite a lot! |
FreelanceRebel:You might have a point. But this definitely is. The Queen has only been photographed in public wearing trousers once - and THIS is why
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ochibuogwu5:As clearly shown here. |
ochibuogwu5:All who work by diligently seeking! |
shadeyinka:Wasn't it you who started this thread? ![]() |
Agrogbeide:It's not a waste of time for those who have time for there are lots of other readers who for what is written embrace the Holy Spirit and the teachings of the Holy Bible and pay attention to it. Some scatter their abundant seed knowing the mention responded to is not the only reader of what they write. Where error abounded, grace must abound much more. |
Martinez39:Please, 39. Do you not know that there are a lot of Christian doctors? I wonder how that's possible going by your reasoning in your op asking us to defend your beans misconception of God that you have managed to create in your own head. And since to you, beans is beans, your beans must be our beans. It's why you'd set up your strawman and ask us to argue that its not made of straw. This is God, "By the sweat of your face You will eat bread". And not the God you describe above who will come down from heaven and place manna in your unwanting to be fed mouth. |
woleabayo:I hope you are correct, that you can't serve in a skirt. No-skirt righteous wants to fly to heaven but would not be in the employment pool here on earth so there'll be more jobs for we trouser wearing people who are willing to be fruitful and rule over the earth. Jesus did not lie. The work is plenty but trousers stop too many from working! They should be aware however that they do their skirt 'righteousness' to be seen by other people and think, or, believe rather, that an Almighty God would send Jesus Christ the Messiah and Only Begotten Son to die on a cross because of trousers. That, to me, is like pouring the Blood of Christ down the drain, and I just don't think God can possibly be that stupid! Nor should we. |
Agrogbeide:What Thankfully this is age digital where we just post a link so they see, it's after all not the case that they are blind so they don't see what they are shown. Ok, scrap that! They always denying the evidence before their eyes so they must be blind, but, maybe in two, maybe five, ten years or more one day, they will say to the fruit on their loins, "I used to be on Nairaland", then the fruit of their loin will come on here and see how stupid the loin they came out from used to be and they will learn and not be stupid like the loin that produced them. Thus, shall we break the curse of ignorance and evolve. |
shadeyinka:We are saying the opposite. That John Sarfran is so strong willed that he can act and convince you he is having a panic attack, be possessed and be exorcised of it while all along he is making fun of you but you don't seem to see that he is. That's how strong willed John Sarfran is. |
Shepherd00:O, you read it Shepherd. You have no choice whatsoever in that matter but to read it. |
FreelanceRebel:Jeans. But not "strouser".
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IAmSabrina:This is not quite true. One can adopt philosophical theism and it might have nothing to do with faith (though, I wouldn't argue it wasn't 'divinely revealed', since not everyone sees it even while observing what seems like the same thing). I doubt there's a thing called "classical theism" in Christianity, in fact, too. |
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rottennaija:"Because that's what I've been taught to believe" is actually a general fault of most people who argue about bits of the Bible. You just need hear some tell us God is angry at my trousers quoting chapter as if an almighty God would be concerned about my trousers! Would an atheist not retort, "no wonder God ain't doing God's job!" I guess this is what happens when the Spirit of the Word is discarded, or op would have been more concerned about the forest in his eye that makes him not consider they might be his neighbours whom he should love, they might be with us so aren't against us, and they might be correct and he might be wrong or he should worry about his own forest. Or do not the fruits you produce show how you shall be known? |
We don't have high school, we have junior secondary and senior secondary, and one should know the problems of 14-15 year olds thinking they are seniors. By their post teens they think they know it all and don't bother learning. Thankfully, not all of them, and there's always free education here at Nairaland University. Its how Oxford University started. Magister scolarum Oxonie sticks light in the dark so student sees. They can't exactly deny what's before their eyes. |
johnydon22:I was searching for the new discovery of a black hole and came across it. We don't have a thread on it in the religious section! |
Been thinking of this and must say there are very many important things that are immaterial that not giving them significant consideration would significantly reduce our ability to multiply. We sure wouldn't be ruling over anything, not even our own lives. Imagine. I cannot provide "weight and space" for my desires and my feelings and emotions, so my desires and my feelings and emotions do not exist! I can't provide it for gravity either but I don't deny it's existence to immense economic advantage. Then there's things like power, value, morals, freewill and ignorance that do not have weight nor space unless one stretches definitions far east. Is it, 'power, value, morals, freewill and ignorance occupy space and have weight', or 'they are immaterial and therefore do not exist'? "Humans don't live by bread alone, they need understanding too", is how Christ put it. But I think he meant "Superhumans", humans do well on materials alone. At least they think they do judging by their 5 senses perception. Understanding, however, has no weight nor space but you need more than 5 senses to perceive it, at least, sometimes. |
Why was this your thread closed johnydon22? https://www.nairaland.com/3004923/science-section-library |
Ratello:I made my point. You just don't accept it. But that's ok. |
IAmSabrina:I must say, we have enough evidence for the following on here: It has been argued that many philosophers of religion suffer from cognitive biases and group influence, and that the field as a whole is too partisan, too polemical, too narrow in its focus, and too often evaluated using criteria that are theological or religious instead of philosophical. Recent work in cognitive science of religion suggests that analytic thinking is a pathway to atheism (Norenzayan and Gervais 2013), and it has been observed that analytic thinkers show weaker religious belief and tend to lose their religious fervour, even if they were originally raised in a religious environment (Shenhav et al. 2012). Experimental work supports these correlations and provides additional evidence for causal connections between analytic thinking and erosion of religious beliefs (Gervais and Norenzayan 2012). |
Ratello:Atiku is my own personal fuss. I don't have sufficient confidence that him privatising our goose that lays our golden eggs is a good idea. And neither do I think Nigeria is knowledgeable enough to sell it competently at the moment, nor do I think we Nigerians know enough to allow it to be sold at the moment, and once it's gone, it's gone. Privatisation is the solution. Just not by Atiku, or yet. |
Be nice to ignorant people! They come here for free education and get it! Just imagine all the poor sods who have not had the opportunity to come on here and be educated by you and be gracious to those that give you the responsibility to reduce their ignorance, please. |
Ratello:There is no reason to conclude that nnpc will be profitable from the argument you posed with Aramco. Some might point out that not privatising like Aramco should make nnpc profitable, but since they are both not privatised, and one makes profit while the other doesn't, then perhaps privatisation is irrelevant. Except, where Atiku is concerned, it is very relevant! Who would he sell it to if not his cronies, or has he not got form? What happened to all the other companies he privatised? Is there any reason privatised nnpc would not end up the same way? Or do you just not know Atikus's record regarding privatisation? Could anyone provide some please, if there's any. |
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