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EmperorCaesar:


Nice story but if one fails at all these, what is the worst that could happen to them?

In the end, we overrate ourselves too much. Nobody is worth all the rules. Make them sef adjust to my own way|

A nice read still,OP.

cococandy:
I love this take because that’s exactly what Jesus presented in his message about people holding hard and fast onto religious traditions.

bemeruca:
I am sure if it was from a certain religion of peace you would have attacked those who exposed it instead and then make excuses for the criminals.

We know you are always fast to defend rapists

raumdeuter:
Religion is restrictive and has many rules, As people grow and get more enlightened, they realize many of the reasons they were religious can be explained with logic
Religion also thrives when there is a lot of mystery and poverty, the more people have knowledge and grow their resources the less religious they become.
Society has become way more enlightened than it used to be, So it makes less sense for enlightened people to believe in some stories of religion that sounds mythical or not following modern day logic

cococandy:
And they should. As a matter of urgency.
The greatest loss of the church are the kids who no one protected and they grew up into scornful adults who don’t believe in the sincerity of the teachings of the church.
I agree. I usually don’t speak on other religions because I’ve never been in one or learned their doctrine. But it doesn’t take a genius to know that if these things are happening in Christianity, there’s no way other religions are exempt. We even see examples in the child marriages muslims perform. But most of them are choosing to remain silent and complicit. Disgusting.

basilico:
I mention you because you support many idiotic positions by liberals .

cococandy:
I’m assuming you mean the Catholic priests who have been found to sexually abuse children? ( No innate bias here as I grew up Catholic. Many of my fond childhood memories were made in the church. I was even in juniorate to become a nun at some point in my life. Long story .)

To answer your question, I don’t know how many conservatives defend those priests. For those of them who do, shame on them. However, I know a lot of conservatives do defend predatory evangelical pastors. Shame on all of them too.

It grinds my gears when people want to “care about kids” as a front for their agenda instead of truly caring about kids. So many of these churches do not ostracize the ministers found wanting. They hide, cover up, transfer and sometimes outrightly support them.

If only they could be about the life they claim to be about.

basilico:
Budaatum.
These fuhggots adopted two boys. They abused them and distributed videos of them raping their adopted kids.
I mention you because you support many diotic positions by liberals I would also mention Ijebos for the same reason but he ain't got no brains at all
cc obrigardo.

basilico:
My brain cells work very well. I'm a truth seeker and obviously biased against the vicious evil left.
They filthy left has to convince me it's not propaganda in most of their reporting or actions.
I'm diffetent from you who is prejudiced and can see no evil at all from your favorite liberals.

triplechoice:
Sexual abuse is an intentional act ,if not, anyone who inadvertently touches another sensitive body part in a very tight space, an overcrowded elevated, for instance is guilty of sexual abuse.

triplechoice:
There's no evidence from her story of sexual abuse. What she described is exactly the same a doctor in any hospital will perform first on any female child to ascertain if she has been sexually abused.

triplechoice:
I accept your psychological abuse, but reject sexual and physical abuse.

The budget’s reliance on borrowing raises red flags. At $33.13bn in dollar terms, the 2025 budget is lower than the $38bn 2022 budget, reflecting the naira’s depreciation.

Over 80 per cent of government expenditures are dollar-dependent, exacerbating fiscal pressures. Compared to peers like South Africa ($160bn budget) and Egypt ($110bn), Nigeria’s expenditure remains modest for its 230 million citizens.

Obrigardo:
When you take a step backward and look at the whole of humanity and think deeply, ....

MaxInDHouse:
Must we attend church services to do this?

YES!

Because it's only when we meet together with fellow believers that we will continue encouraging ourselves to keep doing this work: God's will! Hebrews 10:24-25

God bless you and may you have PEACE!

xliente:
Nah, bro. It's the other way round. The Pastor and Deacon dragged the RCCG into this by allegedly grabbing land whilst still being affiliated as reputable figures in the church. RCCG need do It's investigation faster than the courts to prove their innocence or guilt, save the church reputation and dissociate itself from such evil acts and actors. If they weren't title holders in church, no one will overlap their names with RCCG. Moreover, refusing to show up for court summons to prove their innocence against glaring evidence only makes matters worse. Leaders ought to show good examples. Bad leaders show bad examples leading to bad PR publicity whether its church, business or any secular groups. Plus social media had a nasty habit of dragging down big names and so will rather use RCCG's name rather than the names of the culprits to sell the story, as was done in the title of the original post.

Sirchiboy:
I want to keep as a symbol of graduating for years without job.
Nigeria failed me.
Nigeria crippled my dream of becoming the next richest man in the world.
All the dreams and the ambition just went up the flame.

JuanDeDios:
Sounds like a helluva great mother to me. I didn't know they don't work optimally with kerosene stoves. I wonder why. Isn't it just heat it requires?

Hellisreal70:
Pressure cooker abi pressure pot

JuanDeDios:
You sabi. I don't know why not many Nigerians buy pressure cooker. Saves gas and time.

The U.S. population grew by nearly 1.0% between 2023 and 2024, according to the new Vintage 2024 population estimates released today by the U.S. Census Bureau.

As the nation’s population surpasses 340 million, this is the fastest annual population growth the nation has seen since 2001 — a notable increase from the record low growth rate of 0.2% in 2021. The growth was primarily driven by rising net international migration.

Three states saw their populations decrease slightly between 2023 and 2024: Vermont (-215), Mississippi (-127) and West Virginia (-516), up from two states that lost population between 2022 and 2023.

The losses in Mississippi and Vermont resulted from negative net domestic migration and natural decrease (more deaths than births), and the loss in West Virginia was from natural decrease.
https://www.census.gov/newsroom/press-releases/2024/population-estimates-international-migration.html

Mohisah:
Why u angry?
Don't call this innovation abeg. Hope u knw innovation na to make smth easier.

Nobody is kickin against ur style of minimization
U share opinion, i share my view as well why u cm dey vex🤣🤣💔

banom:
All can come to pass except Nigeria's own....

Nigeria forever can never attain such economic height...not with her unproductive and corrupt leadership.

Mohisah:
Nice idea, but it more riskier to be playin around gas cooker