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smoy:what are you proud of her for. she's a Muslim, she should be asking for her right in the Sharia court, because women have no right in the Sharia court. so you mean she should have worn a hijab for inauguration? |
smoy:you haven't answered my questions I've answered all your questions, will you prefer her to be a lawyer in the Sharia court since she's doing so well here? will she not do better in a Sharia court? |
lies, we took the test last month |
smoy:will you accept her as a lawyer in a Sharia court? will she not do better in a Sharia court, considering the fact that women can't even enter the Sharia court. |
go and get inaugurated in the Sharia court they need you there. |
greatsodade:guy you get am 100% |
bamidelee:4. Under Sharia, Wives do not Share the Same Divorce Rights as Their Husbands. Under Sharia, a husband can divorce his wife simply by stating, “you are divorced” three times in the presence of two adult mentally sound males, without even having to justify his decision, and he will retain custody of any children. In this connection, Professor Samir states that “the most absurd thing is that if the husband later repents of his decision [of divorce] and wants to ‘recover’ his wife [for the third time], she must first marry another man who in his turn will repudiate her (Q 2:229-30 ).” [6] By contrast, no such power is given to the wife. copied. |
smoy:truly you are a coward who can't defend your Muhammed (shiit be upon him) |
Buhari is working Sai baba |
smoy:did Muhammed have sex with a dead woman in her grave? did Muhammed tell his followers to drink water from the well filled with dead donkey and menstrual pads? did Muhammed say black people are devils, are you black? are you a devil? if you don't answer this and run away then you are a coward. I will quote the Hadith then you'll answer me if it is not there or not, thanks. |
smoy:this goes back to my former post where I told you that in the olden days people were referred to as God's even the judges of Israel, Moses etc etc, even people who worship God are called God's but there is one Almighty God. Now did Muhammed have sex with a dead woman or not? did Muhammed tell his followers to drink from the well filled with a dead donkey and menstrual pads? did Muhammed say that black men are devils, are you a black man? are you a devil? |
smoy:if you can quote this verse then you already know who Isaiah is talking about. it is Jesus Christ of Nazareth. Now I've answered your question. no asking of any questions answer my question. did Muhammed say that black people are demons? did Muhammed have sex with a dead woman? did Muhammed tell his followers to drink water from a well filled with dead donkey and menstrual pads? |
smoy:what's the grin for, answer my question did Muhammed have sex with Fatima after she died inside her grave yes or no? |
smoy:did Muhammed have sex with a dead woman or not, did he tell his followers to drink from a well filled with a dead donkey and menstrual pads? answer my question, I've answered every of your question so you need to answer Mine too. did Muhammed call black people Satan or not? because in front of Muhammed you are a devil |
smoy:who do you think Isaiah is referring to, is it Muhammed? |
fellowman:smoy read and read this post again and again then when you finish come and tell me. did Muhammed have sex with a dead woman or not? did he tell his followers to drink from a well filled with a dead donkey and menstrual pads. |
Jesse01:brother ask am for me. |
smoy:go back eight places after this post then you'll see my answer. then come here and answer Mine. |
https://www.christianitytoday.com/images/67500.jpg?w=400 This year marks five hundred years of the Protestant Reformation, which started with Martin Luther posting his famous 95 theses to the chapel doors of a Wittenberg church in Germany. Martin Luther was a German monk and professor of theology in the Church of Rome, who dared to challenge the church on its teachings. Luther was not a rebel but what happened in Wittenberg on October 31, 1517 triggered a tidal wave in Christendom. All Luther wanted was for Rome to correct teachings and practises he believed were erroneous. The movement that began 500 years ago transformed Christianity through the message of salvation by grace alone. At the heart of the protestant reformation was the belief in the authority and inerrancy of the scripture as the complete and only source of truth. The reformers challenged the Roman Catholic teaching on vital doctrinal matters on salvation and gave Protestantism its voice. From the 18th century, various Great Awakenings led to the growth of many denominations, including the Baptists, Methodists and Pentecostals. To understand the tremor that Luther unleashed with his 95 theses, we have to go back to the era he lived in when the Roman Catholic Church largely held sway over the hearts and minds of Western Europe for hundreds of years. Those who challenged the supremacy of the Church were labelled heretics, their property seized and they and their followers condemned to a horrible death. That was at the height of the papal power when the pope reigned supreme over Europe and kings and emperors trembled in his wake. The sixteenth century were turbulent years for Christendom in Europe. The church was so gripped in worldliness that Erasmus, the Church of Rome’s greatest theologian and scholar of the day, cried out against the state of the priesthood: “no word of Christ is heard in the pulpit”, he lamented. “I doubt whether in the whole history of Christianity the heads of the church have been so grossly worldly as at the present moment”. Fast forward to 2017 and Erasmus would have been writing about churches in Africa where prosperity teaching has replaced the core message of salvation. Charlatans have taken over church pulpits, brandishing themselves as ‘man of God’, using fear, superstition and erroneous teachings to exploit their followers. Although Luther had many concerns about the Church in his day, the sale of “indulgences” caused the most disquiet. An indulgence is a payment to the Church that supposedly granted remission from punishment for some types of sins or shortened the time loved ones spent in purgatory. Luther questioned the scriptural veracity of such claims and whether the church had biblical authority to grant indulgencies. He watched the church grow richer on the back of poor peasants buying indulgencies for dead relatives in the hope of saving their loved ones from purgatory. Reformers cried out against the commercialisation of the church and the plethora of fund-raising activities designed to exploit parishioners. With bitter sarcasm, Erasmus commented on the training of choir boys: “Money must be raised to buy organs and train boys to squeal…monks attend to nothing else; a set of creatures who ought to be lamenting their sins fancy they can please God by gurgling in their throats.” Pious Dean Colet of St. Paul’s in London had much harsher words: “Oh priests! Oh priesthood! Oh, the detestable impiety of those miserable priests of whom this age of ours contains a great multitude, who fear not to rush into the temple of the church, to the altar of Christ, to the mysteries of God! Abandoned creatures, on whom the vengeance of God will one day fall the heavier, the more shamelessly they have intruded themselves on the divine office." Now fast forward to 2017 and the state of churches in Africa and you will see stacking similarities. We see history repeating itself in our times with the abandonment of the gospel of salvation for another gospel that is centred on money; an erroneous gospel where Christ is seen as a butler, waiting on the material and covetous needs of the congregation, in exchange for money and on the command of the pastor. Reverent worship has been replaced by rock concerts and coercive fund raising. Motivational speakers disguised as ‘men of God’ are springing up everywhere using scriptures wrongly to exploit the vulnerable. The greater part of their services is spent cajoling people to give, with the promise that God will recompense them tenfold in material wealth. The formula is so successful that native doctors are abandoning their grottos to set up churches. Churches have seemingly become where people come to double their money. In an environment of poverty, fear, and superstition, it is easy for these charlatans to sell this message to followers who sadly consume their every word, lock, stock and barrel. This brand of prosperity Christianity, spurned by Luther five hundred years ago, first came to Africa from the United States. It has pervaded churches all over the African continent, led by billionaire Nigerian pastors and now being exported to the rest of the world. The teachings of these pastors are rooted and formed in superstition and avarice. Leaders of these churches are so rich from the exploitation of their congregation that like Peter and John in the Acts of the Apostles they cannot say to the lame beggar: ‘silver and gold have I none’ for they have much silver and gold and more besides. The greater tragedy is what these false teachers are doing to families, breaking up marriages on account of their false visions and revelations. The most heinous of these crimes are perpetuated on poor and orphaned children who live with relatives as house-helps or servants. Confessions are bitten out of these poor children and they are blamed for all the ills of the family – from unemployment to sickness and bereavement. The fear of witches and demons now pervade the consciousness of church goers, fuelled by the teachings of these pastors. These so called men of God pervert the scriptures and make incredible claims of the powers they possess, even putting themselves on par with God. They make preposterous claims of healings that are only seen on television sets. Some even claim they can resurrect the dead. They brainwash a whole multitude of their followers, that nothing happens in life for natural reasons. The fact that a pastor quotes you a scripture verse, performs what may seem like a miracle or has ten thousand followers does not necessary mean he is genuine. Even Satan in his temptation of Christ quoted the scriptures. As Christendom marks five hundred years of the protestant reformation, we need God so much in these day to stem the tide of charlatans and error that have taken over church pulpits in Africa. Believers need so much of wisdom and discerning minds to search the scriptures for themselves and see if what they’re being taught by their pastors are indeed true. https://opinion.premiumtimesng.com/2017/12/16/africa-and-five-hundred-years-of-the-protestant-reformation-by-emmanuel-nwachukwu/ |
smoy:baba I have answered your question. read what I wrote again and again. |
Dohgon:sorry about my perception about you, your definition of christianity to me looks like you referring to the Catholic Church. |
smoy:I've answered your question, but you've not answered mine, you keep asking questions after questions, I ask you again did Muhammed have sex with a dead woman yes or No? did he tell his followers to drink water from a pit filled with a dead donkey and menstrual pads? yes or No? |
Dohgon:sometimes I get tired of you guys, by just seeing your writing I know you are a Muslim. let me enlighten you, the Christianity you know which is the Catholic Church is a decision that was made by the Roman empire to continue to stay in power after the realised that their empire was coming to an end. so what they did was they had to merge Christianity with paganism and turn themselves to God on Earth but the truth is true Christians do not believe them. if you check their history they had been persecuting Christians before that happened. so get your information straight, I read and believe the Bible but I do not take myself as holy. because we are all sinners, but we have been saved by grace because we know that no amount of work that we mere humans can do to please God. |
IbnIbrahim:what's so special about eating pigs that you keep branding it on anyone who isn't a Muslim. I don't eat pigs and I do not criticize anyone who does because I'm not better than them. secondly what's so good about taking hard drugs but not drinking alcohol, because I know Muslims are the highest consumers of hard drugs, and I'm sure if Muhammed was alive today he would have banned it. it's just that those drugs weren't around during his time. thirdly why hate alcohol but you and your people keep collecting tax from it, because I know that the tax from alcohol is used to feed you and your poor in the IDP. it is also used to provide basic amenities in your community. |
I'm beginning to believe that this girl is paid for this publicity stunt, secondly I believe that a Muslim woman practicing Law is Haram. Thirdly I'm also waiting for this law, my religion is a white garment religion and a barefooted one also, so if any law is passed then we agitate for ours. after all we are wearing gown already. |
Dohgon:the Christianity you talk about is paganism. the Catholic Church is not a Christian organization. Christianity does not have their Head quarters in Rome. I find it hard that you people don't know who's a true Christian or whose a false Christian. Christians are followers of Christ not some robe wearing chanting religion. |
we are proud of you too, Mr thief-nubu. |
IbnIbrahim:you are not rich stop Lying that's why your mentality is so backward. the rich Muslims I know are free people they do not bother themselves with petty things and hatred the way poor Muslims do. I've mingled with them when I schooled outside the country. I'm talking of rich Muslim from Nigeria. |
Jman06:how do you become unmarried and live life to the fullest. |
the same stolen money that you've been unable to prosecute any of them. it's a shame. |
