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italo:Valid questions. Who gives anybody any right to determine who a true Christian is? |
A few excerpts from the video ; “my loyalty is not with CFC, my loyalty is with Jesus Christ” ( Right or wrong, where should a Christian's loyalty lie?) “ I want people to be disciples of Jesus” “ If CFC becomes a denomination, I tell you, I’ll have nothing to do with it” “ Denominations get corrupt” (True or false) “The lord is not connected to CFC, The lord is connected to people who love him” (True or false) “The lord is not connected to any denomination” (True or false) Mr Joagbaje called this man an Ignorant Man for reasons beyond comprehension, yet he is an advocate of "touch not my anointed" when the issues of Nigerian Fraudsters are concerned. (Religionism at its best) I wonder which yardstick is used in measuring who a Man of God is? I wonder how many Nigerian Pastors can utter the statements this man has made. Myopic view?? lol , pls stop redefining words |
^^^^^^^^^ One of the key elements in the art of deceit is to capitalise on a person's insecurities. It's a technique that works all the time. |
I.e the man is pounding his wife day and night----"she has no say" The woman has given her husband a "bastard chid"-----"he has no say" Why? THE PASTOR HAS THE FINAL SAY PASTORS= GOD |
Joagbaje:What if this "mighty" pastor is not fit to counsel. What if the pastor is going through his/her marital problems or has been caught abusing his position of trust? What do they do then? If you depend on Man, your disappointments knows no bound. |
Emmyk:* You've leave LONG* ![]() You probably should spend your tithes on a sound education. Best you go ask for a refund from whatever institution you might have wasted your time in. "attah boy" |
graychuks: ![]() So you are bribing God to keep a space for you in heaven. You can be a killer or a molester, your sins do not matter as long as you pay your tithes and your lovely apartment covered in Gold is secured. ( Heaven has turned to the Nigerian Government) Opium indeed. |
Emmyk:How did you come to that conclusion? Have you been to heaven to get your rewards? or do you know people who have been and confirmed the reward? Apparently, there are 72 virgins also in heaven. |
Azibalua:Do your Christian brethren (not pastors) heal with their shadows also? |
OLAADEGBU:Pls, can I ask one question? Why can't you direct Mazeje and his "bedfellows" to a religion that may suit them, afterall God is Universal isn't it? Why try to force the Gospel of Christ down on them rather than encourage them to seek God in whichever parameters that may suit them? Is the Christian God different from the mulsim God or even that of any other religion? Was the "Gospel" forced down on you or did you accept it based upon your choice? If it was by your choice, why then can't you tell them to follow their choices? (Sorry, it's more than one question) |
1025:Fact. If your team is below us on the table, pls go to your thread (If you have one), and talk about your sorrow. Torress may still not score, but Chelsea is still winning |
kistehsia:-sighs- 419= Fraudsters |
^^^^^ And how did you deduce those assertions? "God is a spirit" Their minds cannot "grasp God", but yours can ![]() ![]() |
^^^^^^^^^ Remember those "used" player used to punish us |
Now that we have meireless, a strong attacking and fit midfieder, can we start benching Lampard? Love the dude but truth be told, that homie don dey slack of late. Love meireless though. very fierce midfielder and he scores too. |
Gbenge 77:How did you come about this information? Have you been to hell? |
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-sighs- Ok, I'll indulge you one more time; dare2think:Comprehension is key. Image123:Atleast quote me right ![]() Where and when did I say that? ![]() Like I said, comprehension is key. |
code9:I thought the bible said "do not Judge"? Threats and angst just because his belief system is different from yours, is that what Christianity is about? And people wonder why "Some" blow themselves up. |
hilli666:True |
Just reflecting, We should have bought Aguero backe then rather than waste money to buy Torres. But hey, what Can I do. (Unless I get like $18b and buy the club off that autocrat) |
"The breath of God" Really? as in the Almighty God. Interesting. |
Touché I only backed up my statement. And incase you missed the last paragraph, so you fully comprehend my assertions, I repeat it again; dare2think: |
Image123:Really? Matthew 5:3 Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven. Matthew 11:4-6 4. And Jesus answered them, "Go and tell John what you hear and see: 5 the blind receive their sight and the lame walk, lepers are cleansed and the deaf hear, and the dead are raised up, and the poor [/b]have good news preached to them. 6. And blessed is he who takes no offense at me." Matt 19: 21 21 Jesus said to him, "If you would be perfect, go, sell what you possess and give to the [b]poor, and you will have treasure in heaven; and come, follow me." Mark 14 6 But Jesus said, "Let her alone; why do you trouble her? She has done a beautiful thing to me. 7 For you always have the poor [/b]with you, and whenever you will, you can do good to them; but you will not always have me. Luke 4 18 "The Spirit of the Lord is upon me, because he has anointed me to preach good news to the [b]poor. He has sent me to proclaim release to the captives and recovering of sight to the blind, to set at liberty those who are oppressed, Luke 14 13 But when you give a feast, invite the poor, the maimed, the lame, the blind, John 12 6 This he said, not that he cared for the poor but because he was a thief, and as he had the money box he used to take what was put into it. 7 Jesus said, "Let her alone, let her keep it for the day of my burial. 8 The poor [/b]you always have with you, but you do not always have me." So, please tell me how each of my sentences are wrong? If all the above is not an "emphasis", then I wonder what is? [b]emphasis [ˈɛmfəsɪs] n pl -ses [-siːz] 1. special importance or significance 2. an object, idea, etc., that is given special importance or significance 3. (Literature / Rhetoric) stress made to fall on a particular syllable, word, or phrase in speaking 4. force or intensity of expression he spoke with special emphasis on the subject of civil rights 5. sharpness or clarity of form or outline the sunlight gave emphasis to the shape of the mountain In reference to the context in which my initial post was outlined, the point I was trying to make was that Jesus (the epitome that exemplifies Christianity) placed more "emphasis" on the poor than on tithes. Judging by the evidence -and his speeches- in the bible, my comparison is accurate. |
![]() Quiz Question; What does Wenger and Ghadafi have in common ? |
^^^^^^^^^^ Thanks for clarifying one of the most ignorant posts I have encountered on Nairaland. I hope you can see the consequences brain-washing from "MOG's" causes by inundating people with their fraudulent ("Gospel"} interpretation of Tithing. Just imagine the garbage conjured up by this individual, its shocking. ![]() |
Off-thread: Debosky, I think we might have met before. Not sure it is you since you covered your face in your profile. But if you know Folly, then it is you. ![]() |
davidylan:And you base your conclusion on the amount of Atheists that you have come across or what? Most Atheist that I have come across are quite passive and tolerant to other people's views. however you still get the militant ones as you would in every other aspect of humanity including Christians. Please, refrain from undue generalizations and accept the fact that we can't all think in the same direction. (A healthy debate should be encouraged though) |
davidylan:Sorry, but are you aware of the contradiction in that post ^^? Displaying the very points you are accusing others of. ![]() |
[quote author=omo_to_dun link=topic=743212.msg9006781#msg9006781 date=1314292601]^ @BABE I do read the Bible very very well. It would be foolish of me to argue about a book that I haven't read. I do engage in logical theological arguments , for example, "Is God omniscient? Does Hell exist?", using verses from the Bible. It is a healthy exercise. However, I cannot overlook the contradictions in the Bible. Faith is not enough for me. Even Christians don't agree on everything. My Christians friend always exhort me not to isolate a particular verse in the Bible, but to look at the overall arc, in order words, the big picture. That statement always angers me because I do not read the Bible simply just to prove others wrong. I read it with an open mind. But when I read about a God allowing His people to enjoy slavery in Egypt for 400 years or so while He is chilling in heaven with His minions, that doesn't go down well with me. That also bothers me: God has a preference. Tufiakwa. I don't wanna serve a biased God. Mba. A God who hated Esau before he was even born. Lailai. Sorry for going off on a tangent.[/quote]You are one of the few 'Honest' Christians I have come across. I too cannot overcome the contradictions in the bible, and I always seem to be the odd guy whan I debate with some of my friends who simply wants to ignore reason in favour of mysticism. I have a learnt something though, we all reason differently and no one knows it all. But we have to admit, the God described in the bible was quite harsh and prefrential. (I have always wondered, where the Egytians not his children also? coz he dealth with them pretty bad. What makes the Isrealites more special than other people described in the bible? iS HE NOT THE GOD OF ALL? cREATOR OF ALL?) So many questions dude. |
saintneo:Must there be a conspiracy theory for every situation? |
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