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benalvino3:No, of course not. So you just make up a conspiracy and believe it to be true, no? |
2Radii:I did not manufacture my breathing. I was born by my mother and breathed, so I guess if anyone has a claim to my life it's her, though she herself will tell you she may have been responsible for bringing me into this world but my destiny in it is entirely up to me. |
2Radii:This is like claiming I am not the owner of the food that I bought with the money that I worked for and ate because after I have eaten it I can't regurgitate the food back into the plate as it was before I ate it. Either ways, you keep believing your life is not yours. The implication however is that you are not responsible for nurturing your self, and your manna will fall from the heavens because, "it belongs to the supreme being (GOD)", despite said God telling you you are responsible for it.
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2Radii:Now, that's where you err. Your life is "not your's in the first place", and you think everyone is irresponsible for their life like you are. Perhaps you are not aware that one can go and drink sniper and end one's life whenever one wishes to. Because once you understand that, you'd also understand that one can choose to live one's life however one wants to.. Read Genesis 3 perhaps. It's a good story showing how to be responsible for your own life instead of being a slave to others.
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LordReed:Religious people tend to believe what they are told, and hardly become as children, abandoning what they've been told to believe and read the book with their own eyes. You'd see this in my Garden of Eden posts where believers believe the creation they read was created in God's image is the same as Adam and Eve, even though the dates given for their creation is different, and the tasks they were given are different, and the reward/pay is different. They'd even claim Adam and Eve whom they read lived for some 800 years after eating the fruit they were told would kill them, died when they ate the fruit. And that, despite the amazing things - becoming free from slavery and populating the earth - they read they went on to accomplish. What amuses me is, Christians desire to believe they descended from Adam who was created from mud instead of being descendants of creations in God's image. No wonder they can't say "let there be light" without crying NEPA. Now, if they but eat the fruits of knowledge they'd rule over the earth and subdue it and etc, and when they say "let there be light", there would indeed be light, but they believe instead and tremble in the dark like demons. As for making the transition, it's almost as impossible as camels entering through the needle's eye, though not completely impossible. One just need let Jesus spit on mud and rub it in one's eyes then go bath in the Pool of Siloam. Then shall eyes indeed be opened and you'd see the Bible and other religious books for the wonderful books they truly are, as in good for food and for opening eyes and good for gaining wisdom. That day will indeed come however. It's hard to continue believing what does not produce the desired result, though many think it's paradise in heaven after they die, and not a state of paradise right here on the earth that they currently live on. And atheists will realise this when 'Christ' does finally open their eyes so that they may see. After all, to become an atheist, one must first ask and knock and seek with one's own heart and soul and mind and being, and when they do find, they will be dismayed, and when they are dismayed, they will be astonished, and will become king over the All. It's an evolutionary process, my Lord, and you are evolving.
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You love the job of a lecturer but don't know if it's worth it, lol. Pray tell, what exactly do you love about the job of a lecturer? |
Olu317:Olufon, as used here, is not a generic name, but the King of the Orolu Kingdom of Ifon Osun. If you'd like me to send you our history, email me. Details are on profile. Beware though. We Yorubas write our own history, which is why there's lots of disagreements and arguments. |
You need to go learn about Errol Musk, the wealthy father of Elon.
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benalvino3:I wonder if he deleted it because it did not meet his eye after all. |
2Radii:Only a shallow minded person believes in destiny in the first place. For it's like your every step is predetermined and your life is not your own. Get a pencil and write your own plan, is what I would suggest. And get an eraser in case you miswrite it and need to erase and rewrite a better plan. |
benalvino3:Seems he rereasoned and deleted it. |
Ladyhippolyta88:It would have been sad if he'd won. And now he's lost, I wouldn't be surprised if there's jail time to follow for him and his sons. |
oyetpel:Aw! Thank you so much. I can now start watching. |
Great news! Another loss for dump.
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I guess he finally realized he was being an idiot when his money went where his mouth went. KANYE WEST SPOKE with paparazzi on Friday night, where he said he did not realize he was being antisemitic and apologized for falsely claiming George Floyd died from fentanyl rather than Floyd suffocating from a police officer putting a knee on his neck, which caused his death.
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Ladyhippolyta88:You kidding? Wicked! Brazil's dump is dumped!
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Verstappen marks most wins in a season.
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Ibime:It's beginning to seem like Musk bought twitter so he can freely speak. Good thing is, he has a rather huge mouth now, and any benefit will affect his Twitter and his Tesla and probably his SpaceX too.
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Michael547:I am a goat! Stubborn as hell. This thread did not ask about the Bible - a book I practically love reading and discussing as you'd find in my post history, but about church! And if you want to discuss the Bible, open a thread and invite me. I'm currently bothered with the Tower of Babel story, if you are interested. |
opamoses1:Are you a proponent of free speech who does not care about how people feel irrespective of if it's lies or truths? |
A preacher goes through a cycle when they get to the end and start preaching the same things all over again. I only went to see what they were preaching, being not a believer myself, so after like the third cycle, I got bored and have not gone back There's also the fact that preachers see themselves as shepherds and their congregation is their sheep. And buda don't do anyone's sheep, to be honest, me being a bit more of a goat. |
opamoses1:I'm not a Muslim, but see how I have reacted to your so called free speech. There's your right to say whatever you want, but don't expect not to offend with lies. |
Cheap flights to UK in December and January, lol. Funny enough, before reading this, I read this thread. I'm not however suggesting anything. December and January, and during any school holidays is never cheap due to high demand. |
opamoses1:So, the image you posted was not you exercising your right to free speech, but an example of what free speech might be? Rwanda, incidentally, was based on lies, just as that image you posted has no credible evidence supporting it. |
Buhari has inflicted a huge shock on those who keep their money hidden away in soakaways. If they can't find legit ways to launder it by the deadline, it would make for good toilet paper. |
I had to ![]() As of this week, Elon Musk has officially closed his deal of $44 billion to become the new owner of Twitter. After an arduous and drawn-out process full of lawsuits, rumors, and a narrow escape from a full-blown trial, Elon paid up.
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Buhari tends to become head of state and president when decadence has takes over and money has been squandered. I recall when Shagari was president. Nigeria was so awash with dollars and corruption was at its zenith, or so many thought at the time. Buhari took over and there was dancing on the street, and Nigerians started queuing under WAI. I recall when Jonathan was president. Nigeria was so awash with money, and corruption that seemed at its zenith under Shagari was like a plateau under Jonathan when corruption was on streroids. People had so much dollars they were renting houses just to store it and were hiding it in soakaways and carrying it around in ghanamustgoes. And it was time for Buhari again. What's unfortunate is both times coincided with the fall in the price of crude oil, such that revenue had fallen when Buhari arrived and hardship became the order of the day. |
opamoses1:Are you suggesting the image in your post is not part of you supposed free speech, or do you expect it to be ignored? |
Pickmycall:You will find that farmers all over the world that get government support to boost the quality of their products either provide some benefit to the government or force the government to be concerned about them, and Nigerian farmers do neither of those things. Organise, and exercise your collective powers, and that would quickly change. |
aieromon:And thereby get a low price for our low quality product. And the solution? Seize the opportunity to invest in a rice mill and sophisticated destoning equipment. But, of course, that's not the Nigerian way. We would rather invest in acquiring our manna from heaven than invest in providing our manna with the sweat of our own brow. And then we complain that it is of low quality while paying exorbitantly for what we import with dollars we don't have and for employment we also don't have. Our worst enemy is indeed us. |
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