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JuicyLucy:
Why does that matter? It obviously depends on the dosage given to the child.

Your opinion that the child was given some form of anesthesia will not change the facts. Remember, opinions don't change facts.

JuicyLucy:
People haven't heard of anesthetic... It wares out after a certain time.

Yeah. What certain time? How long does it take for anesthesia to wear off ?

yinkslinks:
I well fed child looking so neat and well dressed died Hmmm.

This is laughable.

gypsey:
the bible appears contradictory, i mean, why resurrect the child? why couldn't he go and live in the so called heaven? why would anyone wants to come back and live in this cruel, sinfull and ending world as some so called christians believe.

Lazarus was in paradise, too. But Jesus resurrected him. Why?

But when Jesus heard this, He said, “This sickness is not to end in death, but for the glory of God, so that the Son of God may be glorified by it. (NASB) John 11:4

pressplay411:
Besides there was a lot of cutting and trimming in the video clip. Why all the Editting?

What cutting and trimming when it all happened on a live Sunday service? watch the FULL service here
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k6L52KgC7HQ

SmartMugu:
Seems fake. Who brings a dead person to church? Why was the doctor that certified the child dead in church at the same time to testify? Why do things like this only happen in Africa, yet those that brought the religion to Africa barely experience this? Who doesn't know people can medically be made unconscious for a time period? And this is supposed to be a miracle? Abeg.

Did you watch the video? Nobody brought a dead person to church. The child died in church, in the miracle tent whilst the Prophet was ministering in the main hall.

Christmas is an annual festival commemorating the birth of Jesus Christ. It makes zero sense for atheists to commemorate the birth of someone who ' doesn't exist '.

And by celebrating I mean, of course, buying and receiving gifts, refusal to work, giving cards, proclaiming Christmas statement toward others such as happy Christmas which could be shunned without causing offence to others.


Don't get me wrong, I am not stating that a person should do anything that offends non atheist family members or friends, like refusal to eat a Christmas dinner specifically cooked for you but rather that Christmas Day for Atheists should be seen completely as any other day of the year without acknowledgment or celebration as that is hypocrisy.

Brown47:
so video has now become an evidence . spiderman, batman, hulk are all true since i've watched the videos?.

benzics:
Only these made all your points null and void, that means the boy wasn't dead in the first place, you said everything happened in the miracle tent? How does a doctor certify someone dead in a church? By listening to his heartbeat? Lol.. or he came to church with his tools? That is no miracle!

What tools did your ancestors use in determining the death of their loved ones back in 1906.

paulGrundy:
Didn't ask 4 videos, asked for death certificate, the miracle may be fake and the boy could just be acting a script.

LOL. That's bullshiet.

Ranchhoddas:
From my own experience, a person can decide not to fall down. I went to church for years without falling down. I only began to fall down when I started wanting to. I believe that I can resist whatever it is that makes people fall down if I so desire. How do you explain that?

Amusing.

Why have you now decided to fall down?

naijadeyhia:
Just say you do not have data for videos

Lol, bruh.

This seun dude is too old for this infantile shiet.

Mimzyy:
I wonder why damogul was banned though when he didn't break any rule. Seems to be a very lengthy ban.

Do not wonder!

Damogul was booted out of Nairaland for wondering why another member was banned!

Burgerlomo:
The same way the South Africans do, or do you want to tell me that you people don't steal?

South Africans don't turn people's money into newspapers using magic!

This thread was also initiated in the Religion section, and people responded to Snyman's post without getting emotional. One quote

" DISCLAIMER: My dear don't mind some of these Nigerians. Thats how they behave. But not everyone of us are stupid. Infact we have a handful of intelligent and rational Nigerians on this forum. Only that they are not always on Nairaland as they have more useful things. Most times it's the stewpids are first to post on nairaland.

NOW TO THE POINT: Yes such magic is very real and true. I have heard many incidents from friends and news how there money, private x was stolen simply by a touching of the hands or replying to a question directed to the victim. My father was also a victim of this in Dubai. He was heading to the bank to paying in about 10,000 dirham. And then one or two Nigerians approached him suddenly and greeted him like they knew him. Just a few minutes after they were gone, my dad realise his money has flown away. He was sure that nobody could have directly taken the money because it was well fortified in his pocket. And those Nigerians were the only people he came across in his quest to send money in the bank.

Also in my area, there is this dark magic they use. They set a table and start playing tennis, they call a passerby and ask him to come and settle a tennis dispute?? 1-0 OR 1-1?? If the person consents to start disputing, the person would end up playing the same game and bet all he has. His phone, money EVERYTHING. They did this to my brother's friend. Whom he borrowed N30,000. On his friend's way, he encoutered these people. He called the police and they ran away.

On a good sunday, i was going to buy something, and someone called me to come. I came relunctantly and then he started doing the same thing to me. 1-0?? 1-1?? I was shocked and angry at same time. I disdained him and went my way. On my way back, i saw a well dressed young guy/victim blissful/joyful boasting and holding the tennis bat. He brought a 5.5 inch chasis phone with green frame, flashed it to them {betting} and put back in pocket. I was standing there in shock and awe opposite the road. The area boys there rushed to me and started threatening me "You no go mind your business abi? go abeg, shabi we call you, you no gree come etc etc. I picked a mild quarrel with them for not minding their own business either. As i was afar off watching. My christian sister alighted from a taxi. And i explained to her. She settled the matter. And told me she knows but that i should leave them and go my own way. Because they have many backup.

The next day i told my dad's manager about it. He told me he knows about them, they are also in computer village Ikeja. His friend in the same car with us vehemently attested to it and told me to beware of them. These hoodlums are mostly Yoruba people.

So hope this has clarified your question and doubt of others who think such things are non-existent because it hasnt happpened to them or have not seen it."

This thread was instigated by damogul. Mods have no right changing the topic to something else!

Masikay:
Chill abg. The price of dolls has nothing to do with racism. Did it occur to you that maybe the black doll was made with inferior materials and should therefore be sold for less? (Omg! Dey made the black doll with inferior materials! Racists!)

Those dolls are the same. Same as a White Samsung S7 costing R13 000, and a black Samsung S7 costing R6 000 .

Those dolls are accurate replicas of babies. So, they're inadvertently saying a black child is worth R100 whilst a white child is worth R150.

monlawal:
If you don't have nigerian close friends that knew your middle name: i think i should say u are an ode to think it is nigerians that robbed you. Some guy just called your name only and you are here telling us they are nigerians. Does your name have a special way it is pronounced by nigerians?

That is a very poor argument. I'm surprised people liked your comment, even.

People are too emotional over here.

fineboynl:
seun, lalasticlala.

And now? Do you expect the mods to remove this guy's personal experience because it offends you?

LOL!

VickyRotex:
“We never thought this would happen. Carl is going to be a dad, and a grandpa all at once? I don’t – I mean, who can understand all this? I just worry that my baby won’t make it. Even if she does, I’m too young to be a grandmother.”

LOL!