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Christianity EtcRe: Ancestral Religion Versus Imported Religions by CrazyMan(m): 5:39pm On Sep 20, 2012
[quote author=Area_boy]You are a joker! big time!

We all know the bible supports slavery and if you doubt it, then read your bible. Them colonials used that as a foundation for their acts. If you can come here and ask me what foundation, then clearly you have refused to think clearly.

I rest my case[/quote]Sheer ignorance...the slave trade wasn't based on christianity, it was highly political...your fellow atheist brethren (logic boy) even accepted this fact.

So don't make look as if slaver was a means the whites used to force christianity on us.
PoliticsRe: Reps Want Quarterly Allowances Increased To N35M by CrazyMan(m): 5:27pm On Sep 20, 2012
The house has showed no mercy on Nigeria's strained wallet as it demands an extra N7million to its quarterly allowance of N28million.

Meanwhile, our roads have still not been done. Nigeria's education is at its worst level since independence. Not to mention the poor health facilities that are available in the country prompting the politicians and their families to seek medical attention abroad.

Oh, Patience Jonathan is still on a sick bed in Germany, what about the rest of all the sick women in Nigeria? Where do they go? What can we do about these inconsiderate requests from our politicians?
Christianity EtcRe: Ancestral Religion Versus Imported Religions by CrazyMan(m): 12:15pm On Sep 20, 2012
MacDaddy01: So because muslims started slavery in Africa and christians only did slavery in the past, christianity is now exonerated from the crimes of slavery?
Mac I don't have the strength for unnecessary arguments...if you feel comfortable with that answer, you posted, then fine...cos even if I type here all day, it won't change your beliefs...you won't be convinced. So what's the point?
Christianity EtcRe: Ancestral Religion Versus Imported Religions by CrazyMan(m): 12:11pm On Sep 20, 2012
[quote author=Area_boy]Yes, but born out of it. So if your foundation is bad, do you ignore it and keep building nonetheless?
hmmmmm[/quote]What foundation...if you think that christianity started with slave masters, then you must be a real joker.

Cos I don't need to quote the bible here for you to know that christianity was in existence thousands of years before the slave trade.
Nairaland GeneralRe: How We Will Take Coins From ATM - Pic by CrazyMan(m): 11:11am On Sep 20, 2012
Very funny...this shows clearly that we have clowns as our leaders.
Christianity EtcRe: Logicboy Meets Anony (epic) by CrazyMan(m): 10:56am On Sep 20, 2012
obadiah777: Oh yeah thats the funniest part grin grin Joagbaje will spend the whole night quoting MALACHI 3 VS 10 grin grin
Buh ha ha ha ha lmao... grin
Christianity EtcRe: Logicboy Meets Anony (epic) by CrazyMan(m): 9:48am On Sep 20, 2012
Delafruita: you want me to sing hymns?dude,my voice is totally out of this world.UFOs would invade and jesus would have to die a second time
Believe in yourself...and believe that you have what it takes to make a good chorister...ermm...that's all you need for starters...as for the voice, I'm sure that constant rehearsals would give it a big boost.

So fear not...for all is well. grin
Christianity EtcRe: Ancestral Religion Versus Imported Religions by CrazyMan(m): 9:37am On Sep 20, 2012
musKeeto: Could you expatiate?
I've already done that...take your time to read my posts carefully, and you'll find your answers.

musKeeto: Like really, there are no such restrictions in Christianity and Islam?
There aren't any in christianity...I don't know about islam.

musKeeto: God also required human sacrifice, didn't he?
No he didn't...read my posts and you'll find my reasons.

musKeeto: What do you mean evil spirits? Would the Canaanites who lost their land to the emancipated slaves of Egypt, view Yahweh as a good spirit?
No I meant unclean spirit...

musKeeto: So it boils down to picking the better of two evils?
You can choose to misinterpret me in whatever way seems best to you...I've already given my opinion on the issue...you're entitled to yours.

musKeeto: huh
huh
musKeeto: Ezekiel 33
8 When I say to the wicked, ‘You wicked person, you will surely die,’ and you do not speak out to dissuade them from their ways, that wicked person will die for[a] their sin, and I will hold you accountable for their blood.
9 But if you do warn the wicked person to turn from their ways and they do not do so, they will die for their sin, though you yourself will be saved.
10 “Son of man, say to the Israelites, ‘This is what you are saying: “Our offenses and sins weigh us down, and we are wasting away because of[b] them. How then can we live?”’
11 Say to them, ‘As surely as I live, declares the Sovereign Lord, I take no pleasure in the death of the wicked, but rather that they turn from their ways and live. Turn! Turn from your evil ways! Why will you die, people of Israel?’
12 “Therefore, son of man, say to your people, ‘If someone who is righteous disobeys, that person’s former righteousness will count for nothing. And if someone who is wicked repents, that person’s former wickedness will not bring condemnation. The righteous person who sins will not be allowed to live even though they were formerly righteous.’
13 If I tell a righteous person that they will surely live, but then they trust in their righteousness and do evil, none of the righteous things that person has done will be remembered; they will die for the evil they have done.
14 And if I say to a wicked person, ‘You will surely die,’ but they then turn away from their sin and do what is just and right—
15 if they give back what they took in pledge for a loan, return what they have stolen, follow the decrees that give life, and do no evil—that person will surely live; they will not die.
16 None of the sins that person has committed will be remembered against them. They have done what is just and right; they will surely live.
17 “Yet your people say, ‘The way of the Lord is not just.’ But it is their way that is not just.
18 If a righteous person turns from their righteousness and does evil, they will die for it.
19 And if a wicked person turns away from their wickedness and does what is just and right, they will live by doing so.
20 Yet you Israelites say, ‘The way of the Lord is not just.’ But I will judge each of you according to your own ways.”
So what has this passage got to do with the discussion at hand...I had already explained earlier that christ's death made us one with God...go through my previous posts for further explanation.
Christianity EtcRe: Ancestral Religion Versus Imported Religions by CrazyMan(m): 9:20am On Sep 20, 2012
MacDaddy01: Slave trade was mainly an economic issue for labour. The economic issue was supported by religion both christianity and islam.

The African slave trade was justified with the bible when it came to the West. Christianity is a slave religion
You just confirmed my post which was quoted by you. Therefore, the bolded section is irrelevant...I've already gotten my answer from you.

MacDaddy01: A half truth is a lie. Your religion was mostly in support of slavery by the fact that the most powerful denominations were in support of slavery at the time.
Stop repeating yourself...I never denied this fact.

MacDaddy01: [size=15pt] 1) The African slave trade was started by muslims. [/size]

2) Christians still kill witches in Africa. Europe (Britian) dumped their toxic religion on us and forgot about the religion. Do British people burn witches anymore? Ae British people religious? No, but We Africans carry their foriegn religion and do all kinds of atrocities like tithe-fraud, battering children accused of witchcraft, improsining homosexuals etc

3) We destroy our own cultures. Our great granfathers were wed in their traditional cultures and they hardly divorced but now we do church weddings. We are now saying that weddings are not holy or proper until done in a church. Shameful.


4) There were secular movements in the call for abolition of slave trade

5) From the changing behaviour of christians on slavery, their truth is not eternal and neither is their bible's or god's
You just exonerated the christians with your post...the one I bolded. Therefore every other post you made is irrelevant, cos I've already gotten my answer.

MacDaddy01: How did I contradict myself?

a) Slavery is wrong. Christians engaged in slavery

b) The bible supports slavery.


Are you just complaining of contradiction from thin air?
How many recent cases of slavery have you hear that christians were involved in...why do you guys love clinging to the past.

The christianity we experience is totally different from the politically motivated Christianity that was being practiced then.

So cut the crap, and face reality...christianity is a religion of peace whether you choose to believe it or not.
Christianity EtcRe: Ancestral Religion Versus Imported Religions by CrazyMan(m): 8:07am On Sep 20, 2012
MacDaddy01: 1) Crazyman mentions that no christian slave owner killed his slave in the name of Jesus? How would Crazyman know that? What was the punbishment for trying to read? Trying to read a bible? Any death from christian slavery, whether it was being flogged to death or death in transportation of slaves is a death in the name of Jesus because the bible was used to enforce that slavery.
If you must know, the slave trade was carried out by political reasons not religious reasons...I'm sure you're aware of that.

So stop acting as if the main reason for the slave trade was to enforce christianity into africa.

MacDaddy01: Christianity has killed far more than any pagan religion. Crazyman will counter that those killing in the name of christianity are not christians, just as he denies that catholic slave traders are not christians. Then, Crazyman is arguing illogically because a pagan can claim that the pagans who do bad things like sacrifices are not pagans.
This is not a christian pagan battle...so don't go there...the poster made a reference to roman catholic's involvement in the slave trade, so I replied him by clarifying the whole issue properly.

MacDaddy01: Crazyman acts like it was only the catholics that engaged in slavery. Unfortunately for you, the major denominations supported slave trade! Anglican, Baptist, Mormons etc.
The issue of Aglicians, Baptist and co didn't come up...so I preferred to remain mute on the whole issue...so what's all this fuss about?

Slave trade was started by the whites...true

98% of them were christians...true

As christians, they decided to enforce their religion on their slaves...true

With time, they came back to their senses and abolished the slave trade...true

The gave their freed slaves freedom of choice to choose their religion...true

Never again was there any report about christians forcing or killing people whatsoever again...true.

What point are you trying to prove?

MacDaddy01: Crazyman ignores the support of slavery in the bible. Paul in the new testament clearly tells slaves to obey their masters. The old testament says that slaves can be taken from the nations around isreal.

However, you may purchase male or female slaves from among the foreigners who live among you. You may also purchase the children of such resident foreigners, including those who have been born in your land. You may treat them as your property, passing them on to your children as a permanent inheritance. You may treat your slaves like this, but the people of Israel, your relatives, must never be treated this way. (Leviticus 25:44-46 NLT)



Slaves, obey your earthly masters with deep respect and fear. Serve them sincerely as you would serve Christ. (Ephesians 6:5 NLT)
You just contradicted yourself by this last post you made.

You claimed that christians were wrong to have gone into slavery...unfortunately you proved your statement to be false by supporting it with a bible verse.

Pathetic!
SportsOyo Lawyers Ready To Investigate Yekini’s Death by CrazyMan(op): 7:22am On Sep 20, 2012
A team of lawyers in Oyo State has expressed the desire to investigate the circumstances surrounding the death of former Super Eagles striker Rashidi Yekini.

The World Cup star, who is credited with scoring the highest goals for the national team, died in Ibadan on May 4, a few weeks after his family members took him away from his home.

Yekini’s former lawyer, Mohammed Olanrewaju, told THE PUNCH in a telephone interview on Wednesday that the lawyers were ready to wade into the matter with the view to exposing the truth about Yekini’s death.

He said, “The lawyers are unhappy that everyone keeps quiet over the death of Rashidi because it revolves round his family. They have argued that the issue goes beyond family matter, not only because a national hero was involved but because of the traces of manslaughter or murder that are noticed in the reports before he died.”

Olanrewaju added that he had called on the family many times to apologise to the nation over their role in his death as this would demonstrate remorse.

“What the family did was not acceptable. I have called on them to come out with the truth and name those involved in the circumstances leading to his death. They were misled by the negative reports about their son’s health and I told them not to keep quiet over the matter. If they had done that, the nation would have forgiven them. I am aware that everyone is furious over his death.”

He said one of the major areas to be clarified was the striker’s whereabouts between the time he was taken away by his family and the time he was moved to a hospital where he was pronounced dead.
http://www.punchng.com/sports/oyo-lawyers-ready-to-investigate-yekinis-death/
BusinessHow To Manage Debts During Unemployment by CrazyMan(op): 6:23am On Sep 20, 2012
Long-term unemployment can bring stress and financial hardship, and mounting debts are one of the major worries. But there should be some debt options available that will help to ease the stress of accumulating debts during unemployment.

Make debts a priority when unemployment hits

For most people money worries will play a big factor during a period of unemployment. Mounting debt payments can add to other worries such as finding a job and paying bills. Credit card and loan repayments are not classed as high priority debts unless they have been secured on the home. But creditors who have not been informed of a change in financial circumstances will still expect regular payments in full every month. Keeping the creditors at bay will mean contacting them immediately to make them aware of the change in circumstances.

Renegotiate credit terms with creditors

Renegotiating credit terms with creditors should result in lower repayment rates and/or frozen interest for a period of time. Creditors should be open to this option as it means they do not have to start recovery procedures. Renegotiating credit terms is not something to panic over. Simply telephone or write to the creditor explaining the financial situation and propose the rate that can be afforded. Don’t succumb to pressure from creditors to pay more than can be afforded. If possible, set out how long the renegotiated repayments are likely to last.

Don’t panic if creditors refuse to renegotiate

There will be creditors who will be less than open to renegotiating credit terms. This is often a common bluff used by certain credit companies in the hope that customers will pay more than they can actually afford. If a creditor refuses to renegotiate then simply explain the financial situation calmly and state how much can be realistically afforded. The only option open to creditors is to call in debt collection agencies or use a court judgement. Most creditors will not want to use either of these options unless it is a last resort. Don’t succumb to pressure from creditors; a court judgement will usually mean creditors will end with up the lowest payment from debtors.

Take a stronger approach with creditors

If creditors are being unreasonable then consider bringing in professional help. By doing this, creditors will then realise that the debtor is fully aware of their legal rights. Creditors will also be aware that the debtor is taking the matter seriously and knows the options that are available.

Working out new repayment rates

Sitting down and setting out a budget will help to assess how much can be paid to creditors. Included in the budget should include:

•  All income coming into the household including benefits

• All expenditure including all debts, household expenses, mortgage payments, transport costs

• Work out how much disposable income is left every month

•   Assess how much can be paid to each creditors; this should be a minimum payment that can be comfortably afforded

•  Make any secured debts a priority

•  Contact all creditors in writing with payment proposals         

•  Enquire about the likelihood of interest being frozen for a period of time

It may be hard to avoid but stressing over debts will not bring a viable solution. Taking a proactive approach immediately and contacting creditors to make them aware of the situation is the best solution. Unemployment is a stressful enough time without harassment from creditors. Customers do have legal rights and protection from creditor harassment.

Source: goingdebtfree.co.uk

http://www.punchng.com/am-business/how-to-manage-debts-during-unemployment/
PoliticsOgun Halts Migration Of Fulani Herdsmen Into The State by CrazyMan(op): 5:57am On Sep 20, 2012
Ogun State government has ordered Fulani herdsmen to halt their migration to the state as it aims to end clashes between farmers and the cattle-rearers.

Commissioner for Agriculture, Mr. Ayo Olubori, at a meeting of the stakeholders in Abeokuta on Wednesday, said the directive was to enable the state to address the factors responsible for the recurring clashes between farmers and herdsmen and also to set a minimum requirement for the nomads.

Olubori added that issues concerning grazing land, cattle routes, registration and the signing of agreement by the nomads would be resolved at another meeting.

He, however, directed the chairmen of Imeko-Afon, Yewa North and Abeokuta North local governments to convene a meeting of traditional rulers, youths, Fulani herdsmen, farmers and community leaders in their areas to inform them about  the government’s efforts aimed at forestalling a recurrence of the crises.

The commissioner said, “Fulani herdsmen who are bringing their cattle into the state for grazing should suspend their coming until proper arrangements have been made to ensure that the crises that usually occur between them and farmers do not happen again.

“Government is working to ensure that farmers and herdsmen can cohabit peacefully without a breakdown of law and order and we will not tolerate a recurrence of what was witnessed last year.”

Prominent  among those who attended the  meeting were the representatives of the ministry, security agents, the concerned council bosses, Seriki fulanis of the affected areas and Chairman of the All Farmers Association of Nigeria, Ogun State chapter, Mr. Segun Dasaolu.
http://www.punchng.com/news/govt-suspends-influx-of-herdsmen-into-ogun/
Christianity EtcRe: Logicboy Meets Anony (epic) by CrazyMan(m): 4:20am On Sep 20, 2012
musKeeto: If Maclatunji will be security, no problem...
Don't bother mac...I believe he's a very busy man, also there's nothing to fear. We christians are as harmless and a tiny little baby smiley

wiegraf: I'd gladly start one with you, sadly not for the same reasons as you... I'm thinking of what sort of jet I would eventually buy?
That would be good...but then, I believe the good lord would arrest you along the way...so your motives (money and jet) would change and you would come to serve him wholeheartedly. smiley
Christianity EtcRe: Logicboy Meets Anony (epic) by CrazyMan(m): 4:07am On Sep 20, 2012
Are you doubting me? smiley
Christianity EtcRe: Logicboy Meets Anony (epic) by CrazyMan(m): 4:00am On Sep 20, 2012
Oh! I'm sure they would come...believe me, they would surely come.

And with time, we shall begin our own ministry...Nairaland church of christ. NCC...now wouldn't that be lovely. smiley
Christianity EtcRe: Logicboy Meets Anony (epic) by CrazyMan(m): 3:44am On Sep 20, 2012
Too be honest, I'd love to meet everyone...this religion section has really enlightened me, thanks to the dedicated members. smiley

So like I stated earlier, we could take a huge leap of faith by organizing a get together mini party for ourselves.

Now allow me to draw the program menu.

Mr Anony and ihediobi would minister...

Buzugee would crack jokes for us...

Delafruita, logicboy, cyrexx, mkmyres45, plaetton and wiegraf would sing hymns for us.

Tipa@ would sweep the floor and ensure that the place is kept tidy...

Bella3 and jesoul would be ushers...they would smile and usher people to their seats.

Joagbaje and ola would be in charge of the tithe and offerings.

Frosbel, truthislight, deep sight and ijawkid would be our counselors, their job would be to council people.

Goshen 360, muskeeto, evil brain and reyginus would be in charge of our musical equipment.

What say ya all... cool
Christianity EtcRe: Ancestral Religion Versus Imported Religions by CrazyMan(m):
Ptolomeus: I'm glad the paths tansite discusón education and rationalism, and not for the disqualification and the injury of his first intervention.
I respond to you

1. In the colonization of Africa, missionaries surely died. Excuse me, but I do not think life is worth more missionaries than Africans. Or yea?. were also killed, soldiers French, British, Arabs, etc.. You weep for them? Ilament for the Africans, who asked not to be invaded.
I never argued that the number of missionaries who lost their lives during and after the slave trade were more than the deaths recorded in Africa...I only made refrence to the whites who died because I was trying to make a point...a point that if you take your time to look at my post you tagged number 1 you'll understand much better.

So I would agree with you here...more Africans were massacred...

Ptolomeus: You do not realize that they killed in the name of Christ? Surely you're joking.
Now this is where I'll object...the white slave owners never and I repeat never killed any black slave in the name of christ.

The method they the white men attempted to convert slaves was to preach a message that all slaves wanted to hear. This message was that all Christians were equal in the eyes of God.

Another tactic they used to convert slaves was to hold services similar to those the slaves held themselves. These services often times involved enthusiastic singing, clapping, dancing, Not having to change their style of worship made the African-Americans more comfortable attending Christian services.

Now read here carefully...many white slave owners forced (not killed) their slaves to attend white controlled churches because they were afraid that if the slaves worshiped on their own they would be more likely to rebel.

With time, the slaves were eventually freed. With this freedom, the slaves had an opportunity to freely choose a religion.

Many of them continued on with the Christianity they had learned while enslaved. Today more than 90% of African-Americans who attend church attend one of seven black dominated Christian denominations.

Take your time and make proper research and stop arguing blindly.

Ptolomeus: You are not informed about what was the Inquisition? You do not know that the African slave trade was encouraged, supported and encouraged by the Christians? You know that the Catholic Church promoted slavery on the grounds that blacks were animals, and had no soul?
Well ... then dear friend ... you are very misinformed.
True the roman catholic church supported slave trade...but does it make the church evil?

If your judgment on christianity is based on some decisions taken hundreds of years ago by a group of selfish and misguided individuals, parading themselves as roman catholics, then I'd suggest that you awake from your slumber...because myself and the christian body as well can never accept such people as christians....

I'm sure you're aware that they (the roman catholic) are being criticized heavily by fellow christian denominations for their involvement in the slave trade.

Ptolomeus: Great error .. disinformation.
In a synagogue, a woman can sit in the same place as men?
A woman can learn or read the Torah?
Why do you judge traditional religion, with facts that foreign religions practiced much worse?. It is better to look inside your own home?
You have defended Islam, why do not you respond, what you think of the costumes used for Islamic women?
Re-phrase please...didn't quite get you here...I didn't defend islam...please take your time to read and understand my posts before commenting.

And for the records, I'm a christian, so please avoid asking me questions pertaining to islam because I would have no answer to render.

Thanks.

Ptolomeus: 3.I agree with you!
In the Old Testament, God punished all (or almost all). You said it yourself ...
But you traicionalismo accused of being cruel ... Contradictory!
If, God of Israel is irritable, vindictive and sadistic .. Who does not believe he will suffer the worst casigos (this is a loving God?). Following that, and can you tell traditionalism? Please think about you a little, before you post!
The God of the Old Testament, is one of the most sadistic and murderers ever invented.
I insist that your popio catigó people, sent plagues .. No normal human being would worship a god so evil.
That's why I posted that passage there...and if you took your time to read it, you would know that the death and resurrection of christ has made us united with him...so please do me a favour and avoid dwelling on the past.

Christ death has broken the barrier that stood between we and God...look at this other passage.

[b]  But when Christ came as high priest of the good things that are now already here, he went through the greater and more perfect tabernacle that is not made with human hands, that is to say, is not a part of this creation. 12 He did not enter by means of the blood of goats and calves; but he entered the Most Holy Place once for all by his own blood, thus obtaining eternal redemption. 13 The blood of goats and bulls and the ashes of a heifer sprinkled on those who are ceremonially unclean sanctify them so that they are outwardly clean. 14 How much more, then, will the blood of Christ, who through the eternal Spirit offered himself unblemished to God, cleanse our consciences from acts that lead to death, so that we may serve the living God!

15 For this reason Christ is the mediator of a new covenant, that those who are called may receive the promised eternal inheritance—now that he has died as a ransom to set them free from the sins committed under the first covenant.
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Ptolomeus: Judges (cap.10, 11 and 12), (Sacrifice of Jephthah virgin) Yahweh wanted her virgin .. perverse truth?
Point of correction God didn't ask Jephthah to sacrifice his daughter...

Judges 11:30-31.  And Jephthah made a vow to the LORD: "If you give the Ammonites into my hands, 31 whatever comes out of the door of my house to meet me when I return in triumph from the Ammonites will be the LORD's, and I will sacrifice it as a burnt offering."

Jephthah made the vow out of his free will...God never requested him for it. He took it upon himself to make and fulfill his vow.

When next you make any reference to the scriptures, ensure that it has obvious similarities to the question at hand or else I would ignore it.

Ptolomeus: (Hebrews .10:12) ... You read it? God sacrificed, or God did not sacrifice his son?.
Did you read that passage before posting it or did you just post it because the verse contained the word sacrifice?

I see no similarities in the passage to what we have here, therefore I'll remain mute.

Ptolomeus: Well ... I think it's enough ... who sacrifices his own son, obviously human aceptasacrifcios. Sango did something?. Excuse me, but your analysis is very petty, biased, and your analysis suffers from amnesia
Really?

If you dislike christianity I won't criticize you...but you can't expect my views and opinions to the same as yours since we have different understand of the whole issue.

So the best we can do if you ask me, is to refrain from foul languages and keep educating ourselves.

Ptolomeus: .Pathetic!
That is the Christian doctrine of love and peace?
You are the judges the traditional religion?
You are justifying murder and revenge ...
Excuse me: I am a human being. I respect life ... I do not accept that veligeancia and hatred.
Stop misinterpreting me...I never said christianity doesn't respect life.

Take your time and read my post where you marked number 5 you would understand my statement much better.

Ptolomeus: David repented of murder? With that achieved? Well then sin! Assassinate! that the Christian God forgives! Irony. This says a Christian! estimated
David's son died...check my post you marked number 6. I provided the bible passage where he was punished for the crime he committed...read my comment before you make your post...I hate repeating myself.

Ptolomeus: Abraham was a murderer and an adulterer ... the Bible says ... that seems to be, then, cristina behavior as you say ..
Abraham Molested his home and impregnated her!
You are very confused, but I thank you say those things
Ok I get now...its quite obvious that you hate christianity...but if you want me to keep responding you, you must learn to act maturely, and not emotionally...this is a debate which I believe would be of benefit to us both...so ranting out like this doesn't make any sense.

Back to your question...go back to my post you tagged number 6. If you don't have any biblical verse to back up your claims, then remain mute.

Cos I would only provide answers when I see valid biblical evidence.

Ptolomeus: You ignore fundaentales issues. It's not my fault.
And you refused to give me an answer as well...

Ptolomeus: Natural resources?
You are joking with something sacred. You make fun of African children's hunger!
You speak of natural resources ... is ironic! I speak of the pain of Africa, hunger, of disease, of whatever cultures exanjeras (that you defend) imposed on Africa. Do you have heart? Do you have feelings?.
Re-watch the children's eyes!
What is wrong with this guy for heavens sake...oh so you're now of the opinion that the average African child's condition, can be likened to those pictures you posted?

Those pictures are pictures of wars we Africans started as a result of our hatred, greed and selfishness...those children there, are victims of circumstances...get realistic and stop derailing this discussion.

Ptolomeus: Africa is the continent with the highest number of people infected with AIDS per capita.
Not me, says the WHO.
You do not divert scusión to USA. We talked about Africa and the legacy they have left you defend foreigners.
No comment!

Ptolomeus: Very respectfully.
In an ironic question, I answer any theological position, is better than what you propose. Their god is cruel, unjust, irritable .. How can you judge other deities?
Please! Have some respect!
You're entitled to your own views and opinions...therefore, I won't challenge yours.

Ptolomeus: There are internal wars imágees! But if they were, it is also the result of foreign domination. So Africa left his friends and his god.
Hunger, poverty, disease, hatred ... and you criticize African culture?
Excuse me, but I beg to raise the level of discussion ... You do not do anything but show that its creed incites violence, to mediocrity, and underestimation of Africans.
Please be sensible ... you leave their hatred and bigotry.
Again used to look in the eyes of these children ...
In're eyes are all the "blessing" of Jesus and Mohammed ... What an irony!
The world we live can be likened to a magic mirror. When people look into a mirror...they see what they expect to see...but the truth still stands.

You can believe whatever your heart tells you to believe, but because yours differs from mine, doesn't make either of us more superior or more learnered.

But I believe that if you cast away your hatred towards christianity and take it upon yourself to make further research, you'll come to a conclusion that christianity is indeed a religion of peace.

Thanks.
Christianity EtcRe: To You, What Is The Bible? by CrazyMan(m): 10:46pm On Sep 19, 2012
The bible is the word of God.
Christianity EtcRe: Ancestral Religion Versus Imported Religions by CrazyMan(m):
Ptolomeus: With your permission:
1. When you talk about sacrifices, I guess you do not refer to slavery, European Arab wing subjected to millions of Africans nor you are referring to the murders committed in the name of Christ the King and Muhammad ...
I must commend your observations...

But on the area of slavery...slavery was highly political therefore it had nothing to do with religion.

I'm sure that in your research, you didn't omit the area where thousands of missionaries died while spreading the gospel of christ in Africa.

On the area of murders committed in the name of christ, could you please enlighten me more on that area, cos I don't seem to comprehend that statement.

Ptolomeus: When you refer to women while, surely you do not refer to the location of women in the synagogues, the maneraen that Islamic women should vesirse, n wing Islam accepts polygamy or the stoning and castación of women. Or yes?
The synagogue's castigation of women was the old law...the law of moses.

Take a look at the passage below...

 Galatians 3:28-29. There is neither Jew nor Gentile, neither slave nor free, nor is there male and female, for you are all one in Christ Jesus. 29 If you belong to Christ, then you are Abraham's seed, and heirs according to the promise.

The death and resurrection of christ made everyone equal in the sight of God...therefore sigmatization of women in the house of God is not a christian practice.

Ptolomeus: When you say that "God is merciful", you mean the god bile, commanding destroy entire peoples? (Incluendo women, elderly and children), you are talking about spreading pests god? or you mean the prophet who orders suicidal fanatics murder innocents, and rewarded the murderers with 20 virgins in paradise?
You must understand that in the old testament, God had rules, he gave laid down laws to moses...if you take your time to research properly, you would understand that every action God took had a reason.

He punished Israel because they sinned against him...

He slew the Egyptians because they refused to acknowledge him as the one true God...

He destroyed Sodom and gomorrah because their sins were a mockery to earth he created...

His unfathomable love, concern and victory over their (Israel) enemies was part of the fulfillment of the covenant he made to Abraham (Psalm 105:8-9)

Now tell me does a deity need a reason to kill you or drive you mad...I've seen hundreds of insane individuals who patrol the streets...upon inquiry, their insanity with I was made to understand was as a result of their inability to meet up to a covenant or oath which they swore with the diety.

God doesn't punish people this way...the death of christ has even brought people closer to him.

  Colossians 1:21-22. Once you were alienated from God and were enemies in your minds because of your evil behavior. 22 But now he has reconciled you by Christ's physical body through death to present you holy in his sight, without blemish and free from accusation—

Ptolomeus: If you read the Bible, you will see that Yahweh demanded sacrifices of virgins in their honor ...
Could you please post the bible passage here...

Ptolomeus: You say that Paul was wrong, and God forgave him ... But you contradict (or contradicts this god?) It was later beheaded by the sins ... Terrible!
I do not contradict him...murder is a simple law of nature. If you kill, you would be killed.

All laws of the world accept this logic fact.

Ptolomeus: Excuse me, but not all criminals are punished by God.
Adulterers: Abraham, David, Solomon, Noah (etc.) were punished?
David repented of murder, but he still had to face the consequences of his sins...2 samuel 2:14-31.

Abraham...could you please state the evil he committed?

Solomon...his generation lost the kingdom because of his involvement with foreign women...1 kings 11:4-6.

Noah...could you please state the evil he committed?

Ptolomeus: The slave, who had been chained to black America in the name of God, were punished?
Who said that blacks and Indians deserved to be slaves because they were animals that had no soul, were punished by God?
Members of the "Holy Inquisition" were punished?
Don't bring up theories you aren't properly sure of...you have very little knowledge of those people so avoid making reference to them in this debate because you don't their history.

Ptolomeus: The result of centuries of domination cultural and religious of Arabs and European, in Africa is following:
a) Africa is the poorest continent in the world.
Define the term poor?

Cos from my research, Africa is blessed with the best natural resources in the world.

Ptolomeus: Africa is the continent with the largest number of people infected with AIDS per capita.
Have you researched the origin of hiv?

Hiv if you must no originated from the united states...now tell me...if a disease that started in us and has no cure can within a twinkle of an eye become very obvious in africa...making them the largest number of those infected with it?

Africa has hiv true? But americans and the western world try to make it very obvious for the whole world to see. Do you know that over 50% of americans with hiv don't even know their status?

Take your time and do your research properly. And you would see that the number in africa is equal to what we have abroad.

Ptolomeus: Europeans and Arabs have been commissioned to erase culture of Africa, to impose their moral value propis (moral?), And lose their identity and pride to Africans
So are you telling me that you would prefer your traditional deity than God?

Ptolomeus: Finally, Sir, then I present to you some pictures of that "legacy".
The images are worth a thousand words.
Those images are images of war started by we africans...therefore it has nothing to do with the topic at hand...if you ask me, I'd say its unacceptable.

Thanks.
Christianity EtcRe: Why Do People Love 2going In The Church During Service? by CrazyMan(m): 8:54pm On Sep 19, 2012
femrozy: I have been observing a lot of youths of nowadays disrespecting God whenever they are in the Church service. What do you think is happening to them? Your contribution, please.
Its very obvious from your post here that the time you spend in observing 2go fanatics can be equal to the time they spend on 2go...so if you ask me, I'd say you both are missing out.

Therefore concentrate on the message being preached and forget about them.
Christianity EtcRe: Only 144000 Persons Are Chosen To Ascend To Heaven by CrazyMan(m): 8:36pm On Sep 19, 2012
FMK: Christian are struggling to ascend to heaven sure there is no more room make the math 400,000,000,000,000,000,000 years ago BC so far, the list with this number is already handed over to Jesus there we find Adam, eve, Seth, Cain, Enoch, Noah with his generation Abraham with his million sons, Elijah, Elisha , Isaiah, Jeremiah, Joshua, Marry, the thief on cross, Zachariah, malakiah, Ezra, Habakkuk, john, Mathews etc…. till JC era 2000 years ago Paul, peter, Stephan etc.. my brother give up the list is full just praise the lord because is giving you life till you die. Tcahu grin huh embarassed
Another reincarnation of buzugee!
Christianity EtcRe: Logicboy Meets Anony (epic) by CrazyMan(m): 7:53pm On Sep 19, 2012
Btw I've met chukwudi44...that was around 2007/2008...I was still in Lagos then.

He told me he was a nairalander...he even told me his user name...the name didn't actually ring a bell then because I wasn't very regular in this section.

He may have forgotten, but I'm sure if he comes online and I call one or two familiar places, he would remember. wink
Christianity EtcRe: Logicboy Meets Anony (epic) by CrazyMan(m): 7:37pm On Sep 19, 2012
[quote author=Bélla3]hehehehe. Okayy bt u wil come with me. Lol;-)[/quote]Of course na...why not.

If I don't physically protect you, who will. smiley
Christianity EtcRe: Logicboy Meets Anony (epic) by CrazyMan(m): 7:17pm On Sep 19, 2012
[quote author=Bélla3]hehehe bt i am serious about the last 1 o[/quote] Matthew 10:28.  Do not be afraid of those who kill the body but cannot kill the soul. Rather, be afraid of the One who can destroy both soul and body in hell.

I'm sure God would keep you safe, so fear not. smiley
Christianity EtcRe: Your Thoughts On Mountain Of Fire And Miracles Church by CrazyMan(m): 7:03pm On Sep 19, 2012
Pastor Kun: They are a false church and their teachings and practises don't conform to the gospel of our lord Jesus christ.
Matthew 7:1-5.  "Do not judge, or you too will be judged. 2 For in the same way you judge others, you will be judged, and with the measure you use, it will be measured to you.

3 "Why do you look at the speck of sawdust in your brother's eye and pay no attention to the plank in your own eye? 4 How can you say to your brother, 'Let me take the speck out of your eye,' when all the time there is a plank in your own eye? 5 You hypocrite, first take the plank out of your own eye, and then you will see clearly to remove the speck from your brother's eye.


Have a nice day. wink
Christianity EtcRe: Logicboy Meets Anony (epic) by CrazyMan(m): 6:54pm On Sep 19, 2012
[quote author=Bélla3]The top person i would like to meet is muskeeto. He's the only unbiased person on this section.
I would like to meet logic boy too bt i'd come with a gun, he sounds aggresive to me.
Buzugee, calloti and tpia@ are also on my list. You see i took a 6 weeks training on counselling, i want to see if i can help.

Frosbel, i hav tons of questions for him.
Strangely i would like to meet lagoshia, he sounds intelligent to me. Bt am coming wit sss for my own safty.
I would love to meet most Christains on this section esp crazy man, ijawkid, pastor kun etc
did i mention Mr Anony? Yes!
Mykmyers is a dumb ass, i knw him bt he doesnt knw me hehehe.
I neva want to meet mactunji, as much as i wan go heaven, i neva wan die. Imagine? Banned for a whole month?
Dela fruita is an interesting character too.
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Kai, the list is too long.[/quote]@ bolded grin grin grin
Christianity EtcRe: The Pope Is The Antichrist? by CrazyMan(m): 6:48pm On Sep 19, 2012
*Faints* sad
Christianity EtcRe: Ancestral Religion Versus Imported Religions by CrazyMan(m): 5:36pm On Sep 19, 2012
Tisa: I can't help but wonder how nigeria n nigerians will be if we had held on to the religions of our ancestors rather than the two imported religions that has given way to the prevalence or everything bad in our societies.
No I won't agree with you...cos traditional gods are far worse than christianity and islam put together.

Maybe on good day, sit your folks down, and ask them to give you a flash back of how they worshiped their traditional gods...I'm sure that by the time they finish explaining to you the killings, the human and animal sacrifices, the unnecessary restrictions to certain places, the embargo placed on women restricting them from gaining access into certain shrines..etc. You'll have a change of heart.

Tisa: I know we will want to say things like "God forbid" but truly most of the evils happening today would not be happening if people know they will receive instant judgment from the likes of Sango, Ayelala, Ogun, Amadioha etc
And what makes you think that sango, amadioha, ogun etc worship is preferable to worshiping.

You fail to realise that God is forgiving...all others you mentioned aren't you get instant punishment for your trespasses.

God isn't bothered about your sacrifice...he wants your heart, the gods mentioned above all require human sacrifices from their subjects. Failure to keep up would lead to death.

God is very patient, he gives you time to think and make up your mind...the gods mentioned above torment you and force you to serve them.

So my dear there's no need to long for the worship of evil spirits cos believe me, they would do you more harm than good.

Tisa: Imagine a pastor violating an 11yrs old girl in the name of deliverance or the common wasting of lives in the name of money rituals. I know in Yoruba land that if someone was killed unlawfully by another person, the family of the dead can summon the spirit of the dead relative to go torment n kill those that committed such evil against it hence hearing of people being killed in those days was rare but these days the family of the dead will "leave it to God to Judge".
Haven't you heard of traditional deities whom their worshipers offer the blood of young innocent virgins constantly...for reasons best know to them.

If I may ask which evil would you tolerate of the two...a preacher violating an underage child or some traditional uneducated men using the blood of your daughters to serve their deity?

Tisa: I think all this looting by our politicians, robbing of innocent motorists by latsma or is it lastma, ritual killings, religious robbery etc are all common cos the perpetrators know they can ask GOD for forgiveness b4 they die and will be forgiven hence d dead person died in vain.
Note that evil has its way of catching up with those that perpetrate it...if you kill someone, someone else would kill you.

If dupe someone, someone else would dupe you.

A typical example was paul in the bible...he killed so many christians...and even though God forgave him, check how he died...he was beheaded. I believe that's the price he had to pay for all the evil he committed.

So in conclusion, all evil doers would be punished...it doesn't matter if you repent or not...the point to note is that you're definately going to be punished for your evil deeds.

Tisa: What do u guys think? I think we shd retrace our steps cos it seems these two imported religions doesn't suit us.
Nope I disagree with you...

Tisa: Please I want us to debate this as matured people. Make ur case with good points and don't let's resort to abusing ourselves. We need to move forward as a people. Since I was a todler people ve been hoping nigeria will get better, praying and fasting and now as old as I am we are still praying and fasting, that's 2 generations o. It shd n MUST stop!
If you're advocating for traditional worship, state your reason and why you feel it should preferred to christian and islamic worship.

Tisa: Thanks.
You're welcomed.
IslamRe: Why Should I Believe The Bible Or Quran (scientific Prophecy Only) by CrazyMan(m): 4:45pm On Sep 19, 2012
ghazzal: That the earth is created in 7 days is not known to science. so it is not valid
I believe that everyone is entitled to his/her own views and opinions...so whatever you choose to believe is up to you...
Christianity EtcRe: Logicboy Meets Anony (epic) by CrazyMan(m):
cyrexx: Wow. Ever since i read his first post earlier this year, i'd been wishing to meet the guy in person. There is something about him that is magnetic, i just love the brilliant way he defends christianity, i assumed he is a lawyer.

Even though i disagree with his worldview and incidentally most of his posts, he nevertheless, is number one on the list of nairaland members i will like to meet face to face.

Macdaddy, pls tell us more about this wonderful man. Pretty please
Seconded!

He's also topping my list on Nairalanders I would love to meet!
PoliticsRe: Police Discover Arms Cache In Anambra by CrazyMan(m): 3:33pm On Sep 19, 2012
I reserve my comment.

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