₦airaland Forum

50calibre: Lol why did you stop?

FrancisTony: It doesn't have to answer the name Purgatory.

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If I may ask, what does "in an age to come" mean? Isn't it after death?

alchemist13: Oh dear! The level for your ignorance is only rivalled by the level of your arrogance.

FrancisTony: PURGATORY
Psalm66:12
You have caused men to ride over our heads;
We went through fire and through water,
But you brough us out to rich fufillment.

Isaiah4:4

When the lord has washed away the fllth of the daughters of zion, and purged the blood of Jerusalem from her midst, by the spirit of judgement and by the spirit of burning.

Mathew 12:32

Anyone who speaks a word against the son of Man, it will be forgiven him, but whoever speaks against the holyspirit, it will not be forgiven him, either in this age or in the age to come.

I got countless verse abt purgatory.

ok I see how this can translate to mean purgatory,but there's nothing there to indicate that it refers to restitution after death. Neither does it indicate that the so called purging will occur after death. Just curious.


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Thorerah: And he said "follow the light in your heart". I did
Silhouette photos by Trance Pictures.
50calibre and co this thread isn't for you, if you can't appreciate the art,look the other way.

tintingz: Sorry women in Nigeria today are not second class citizen, there are women in high positions, women are voting and spanking of women or any form of physical abuse is illegal in Nigeria so what are you saying exactly?

Feminist of today are just bunch of hypocrites.

0merta: I suggest an Euthanasia!

She should be taken out of her Misery...to a better place!

Phema: ^^^ Cococandy, did you say 300years?? Babe, we are NEVER getting there, simple!

Anyone that says Nigeria is not useless is either deluded, ignorant, myopic or one of those politicians. I can't even start giving my own version of how useless this country is, if not Nairaland will experience worse data loss.

The worst set of Nigerians are the ones that as much as try to compare Nigeria with the Developed world, when they should be comparing it with Haiti, Niger and the likes.

Anyways, all man to himself.

tintingz: Reading a story about Abraham Lincoln he wanted to abolish slavery but the leaders in the house are against it.

Were women allow to vote in the 1920s? women were like second class citizen then this triggered the protest of the women's suffrages.

[img]http://terrycato.files./2013/07/man-spanking-wife.jpg?w=600&h=600[/img]
This is how women were treated in America.

This is how blacks were treated in America.

https://victoriana.com/history/images/slavery-2.jpg

So tell us was america in the past the same as america of today? I can tell you that they(Americans) went through what we Africans are going through.

Yea America is first-world nation that makes we Africans useless and to lick their aszes.

armyofone: Amen o Cc, ezigbo epere we go dey pour down like rain .
Put am for Novena too


by the way, 50calibre, thank you. Your pictures are real life.
Sighs smh

armyofone: it is o, the only place to eat your ever melting in the mouth krispy kreme donuts

UrbanMystique: there are far too much slums In America. In Queens, Baltimore, Detroit, etc but they don't snap the picture and upload on the in the Internet like we love to do here.
America has more gettos than any country in Africa #fact

dont8: Don't get me wrong, I know our country is bad bla bla bla; even here in Ikeja, there is a ghetto at the centre of Alausa and we all see the the ghettos around us everyday.

But once in a while we should portray the beautiful side of our country, it doesn't have to be all about negative aspect everytime. I know there is a trend and culture of Nairaland that you can counter a thread by opening another. So I expect another thread to be opened to counter this one, it can be called 'My Photo Diary: Other Side Of Lagos' and you back it up with pictures from the slums.

I've seen lots of pictures depicting Lagos as a ghetto anyway (especially the documentary BBC did), I'm tired of seeing that!

carefreewannabe: It is all getting better

carefreewannabe: Life is not easy at the moment. Not everyone in good health in my family but I am a fighter my dear.

carefreewannabe: What's up?

dont8: I would have posted more pics for your viewing sake, but I don't want to deviate and derail the beauty of this thread further. The point is, the way you portray your country, the same way others will see it.

That is Sambisa

Hey, start going this night so to know how many of us that is remaining to fix our country

RoyalRoy: Yes I am. . I come from a 3d generation of Catholics.

The act of penance is a personal conviction within myself and having confessions is a reflection of how bad I feel about my deeds.

If I am not totally convinced that my deeds are unworthy then surely I wouldn't have to go for confessions.

So I take that part as an individual preference. I won't go to a priest when I can talk to the Most High myself. Not condemning the whole process though... just my personal p.o.v

dont8: You didn't see that coming about your heaven on earth, right?