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Joevics:
Same reason anyone can comment on a christain thread here. But one is required to swear an oath before commenting on any Islamic thread.

Christainity as a religion is open to all and transparent.

There are Muslims who will find it offensive, if they see you reading the Quran.
Christians on the other hand, encourage you to read the Bible.

Before you say anything, I know muslims who don't like anyone talking about the Quaran.

I like your comment. Christian is indeed a religion that cares about salvation of everyone. The same thing you see churches distributing bibles to prisons. Evangelism is a core duty of a christian.

NwaAmaikpe:




This is pure blasphemy.
It is an unforgivable sin to stand on the altar with a rifle.

This type of sin won't have gone unpunished in the days of the biblical Moses and David.
Sometimes I get angry with the Lord for being such a merciful God.

Christianity as a religion of peace and longsuffering must not be associated with any tool of violence.
(Matthew 26:52, Luke 6:29, John 18:11)

Felixv:
Kai atiku is sweating. A man the US has a dossier on already.

And his vice. Hmmmmm


I wonder what Obi will tell the Northern people especially the Hausa and Nupe Muslim community why as a governor in Anambra he decided discriminate against them by demolishing their markets, like the Northern Goat dealers Market , Arewa Park , Arewa Onion Dealers Park etc

Earthquake1:
How is this news?

BIAFRONIGERIAN:
Poverty have pummelled your life to the extent that you can't distinguish between cornflakes and soaked garri.
Continue shouting Sai baba until you find yourself a dead man killed by poverty.

oladele00:
APC will rule till 2023.. We don't furkingly want a dancing governor that will stash our money abroad like Atiku did

uuzba:
You are judged by your appearance whether you like it or not.

seankay:
where did they get the information? That could help resolve this ugly situation.

sureheaven:
Ozekhome the defenders of corruption. If it were to be in sane country the duo would have been in prison.

Raptureminded:
Wow. Atiku our next president.
But Y is Gbenga Daniel sitting always close to Atiku. I can even c him sitting close to d king b4 our next VP

Sannisege:
Did PDP ever win any elections? So APC should be mumu and allow PDP rig them out abi? Una go cry tire for 2019 because APC has the power to rig and they will surely rig and win insha Allah.

Tobimillar1:
Unbiased... now let's add the figures , when adding, remember ALL.. I mean almost ALL the registered voters in the core North including the underage will come out to vote. Can't say the same for south west , south east or south south. A little violence is all that is needed in the south and the election in the south or North central get cancelled or become inconclusive . That's if Buhari hasn't wn already

Hakeem12:
The usual definition of a miracle is an event not explicable by natural or scientific laws. By that definition, no miracle has ever been proven to have happened, so we can say that miracles are not real.

The miracles attributed to Jesus in the New Testament were written down more than forty years after Jesus is said to have lived and were, at best, based on hearsay or, at worst were literary creations designed to foster belief in the newly emerging faith. Acts of the Apostles is now believed to have been written early in the second century, when the events it portrayed were already a whole lifetime in the past. Whereas Actscould portray Peter and Paul as having long ago performed miracles, this was a luxury Paul could not indulge in when writing his epistles because those to whom he wrote his epistles actually knew him and could challenge any claim to having performed a great miracle.

So it was throughout the early centuries of Christianity. Miracles were always reported as taking place in a more distant place or time, such that readers of the accounts were unlikely to be able to challenge the truth of the miracles.

When Catholicism began to become more involved with the veneration of the Virgin Mary, there was a lot of interest in whether she would appear and provide messages of support. She soon began to appear, but her appearances were generally to poor children in remote communities. Children who reported seeing a strange woman in the neighbourhood were encouraged to elaborate on their stories until they became clearer visions of the virgin Mary, but disinterested adults were never able to confirm the sightings.

The important Mexican Guadalupe tradition is of a poor Indian named Juan Diego who saw a vision of the Virgin Mary on 9th December 1531, barely ten years after the Spanish Conquest, asking him to have a chapel built in Tepeyac in her honour. 9th December is the day after the feast of the Immaculate Conception. This tradition is unknown until we find it written down a hundred years later by Father Miguel Sanchez.

Random events, such as remission of disease or survival of natural disasters are sometimes spoken of as miracles, but these can be excluded because atheists and people of every possible faith are equally likely to survive.

Perhaps we could redefine a miracle as the record of an amazing event that supposedly took place long ago or in some distant place, such that it is no longer possible to refute the evidence.

OlaAshawo:
we stand with Oshiomole


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cilicmarin

SureBETarena:
Keep deceiving yourself, was planning to move to Ajao estate around that axis but a friend said that road has been that way since 2017 and it's worries the residents.

Anduku:
Was it not foolishness to abandon Badagry expressway and embark on another big money road project,? How about completing one project first before starting another? Hope the next governor will not abandon this one and start his own project also

eosigwe:
what happens to Titi