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Romance / Re: My cousin wants 2 marry his step-sis & d family are against it...Right or Wrong? by francis247(m): 1:03pm On Nov 29, 2018 |
If they met as adults or even teenagers, there is no sense nor logic whatsoever morally nor ethically in hindering them from being romantically involved or getting hitched. If they had met as children, then it would be a different ball game entirely. |
Education / The More I Live by francis247(m): 7:54am On Nov 29, 2018 |
[The more I live, the more I realize that the mind is like water, it has a high propensity to flow. If not placed in an enclosed space, it is bound to flow. If placed in an open space, a channel or channels must be created to guard the direction of its flow. Without directions, the thoughts of the mind will flow to just anywhere, anyhow and at anytime. The more I live, the more I realize that humans are like time, always taking something away. Whether or not we produce, we consume, whether or not we give, we must take. Upon this fact depends the continuity of our survival. Whether or not an individual works, hunger will certainly eventually come knocking like a landlord to his tenant whose rent is due. The more I live, the more I've come to realize that it is not the... SOURCE: https://francisamie..com/2018/11/the-more-i-live.html |
Religion / Re: Atheists, What's Your Opinion On This One? by francis247(m): 6:25pm On Nov 28, 2018 |
PastorAIO:Again you hit the nail on the head here. PastorAIO:Depression and life are like two similar sides of a magnet. They repel against one another. |
Religion / Re: Atheists, What's Your Opinion On This One? by francis247(m): 6:17pm On Nov 28, 2018 |
PastorAIO:Well said. You hit the nail on the head. In as much as the building blocks of the foundation of life is arbitrary, some of its building blocks are not all that arbitrary. |
Religion / Re: Atheists, What's Your Opinion On This One? by francis247(m): 6:13pm On Nov 28, 2018 |
johnydon22:Same here |
Religion / Re: Atheists, What's Your Opinion On This One? by francis247(m): 11:36am On Nov 28, 2018 |
MuttleyLaff:If I live my life mainly and essentially out of duty, I do not live even though I'm alive. |
Religion / Re: Atheists, What's Your Opinion On This One? by francis247(m): 11:34am On Nov 28, 2018 |
johnydon22:We're saying the same thing. You from the objective angle and I from the subjective angle. My assertion like life is meaningless, baseless and devoid of validity. |
Religion / Re: Atheists, What's Your Opinion On This One? by francis247(m): 11:18am On Nov 28, 2018 |
johnydon22:Yes, exactly. There is no basis whatsoever for my premise that life is meaningless. johnydon22: There is no way in which these things are/can be measured, there's no benchmark whatsoever for determining them. johnydon22:No. It is not difficult for me to explain my assertion because as a matter of fact, the basis for my assertion is unexplainable. And yes, I have made an absolute statement that is not formed from an objective but a subjective basis because man, in as much as he is obligated to to be an objective being is first and foremost a subjective being. We all have our wants, feelings, desires and interests which vary to varying degrees and constitute the basis for all conflicts, clashes and crisis. 1 Like |
Religion / Re: Atheists, What's Your Opinion On This One? by francis247(m): 4:50am On Nov 28, 2018 |
johnydon22:There is no benchmark for meaning as I earlier implied so there is therefore no need trying to ascertain it. There is no doubt that from the literal point of view, the value of a thing is determined by its price, its cost, the cost of acquiring the said thing and that life itself can no doubt be said to be of immeasurable and inestimable value. But this isn't the angle from which the subject matter of life is examined here, no. It is examined here from the angle of meaninglessness, uselessness, worthlessness because this is the truest, most ultimate and profoundest definition of life. It all depends on the angle from which one looks at it, life and this brings us back to the assertion that life is meaningless except for that which we ascribe to it. |
Religion / Re: Atheists, What's Your Opinion On This One? by francis247(m): 4:18am On Nov 28, 2018 |
MuttleyLaff:There is nothing to life, nothing, absolutely NOTHING except for the things which we input and infuse into it. |
Religion / Re: Atheists, What's Your Opinion On This One? by francis247(m): 4:04am On Nov 28, 2018 |
johnydon22:Yes, exactly. My assertion that life is meaningless is without absolute basis because life itself is without basis whatsoever and the blocks of it's foundation is rooted in arbitrariness. 1 Like |
Religion / Re: Are Tithes' Payments Pre-requisites To Financial Freedom And Success In Life? by francis247(m): 9:28pm On Nov 27, 2018 |
mictima:Really? 1 Like
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Religion / Re: Atheists, What's Your Opinion On This One? by francis247(m): 8:32pm On Nov 27, 2018 |
johnydon22:I mean there is no specific, correct or established yardstick for measuring or determining the usefulness or otherwise of something. Our thoughts, words and actions are solely based on our feelings, our wants, our desires which in turn is based on that which is unknown and unexplainable. |
Religion / Re: Are Tithes' Payments Pre-requisites To Financial Freedom And Success In Life? by francis247(m): 8:20pm On Nov 27, 2018 |
sholay2011:I see. So you do it out of some sort of moral obligation on a personal level as far as Christianity is concerned and not really because of the law of the Old Testament. Interesting. More grace to you but as far as I'm concerned, tithes payment is nothing short of UNCHRISTIAN. The pioneer, the head and totem of Christianity and it's dogmas had nothing, absolutely nothing to do with it. 3 Likes |
Religion / Re: Are Tithes' Payments Pre-requisites To Financial Freedom And Success In Life? by francis247(m): 8:05pm On Nov 27, 2018 |
UyaiIncomparabl:Sarcasm mate, sarcasm. |
Romance / Re: Hilarious Reactions To Nigerian Porn Star Who Charges 40k For Whatsapp Video by francis247(m): 7:17pm On Nov 27, 2018 |
As hard as it may seem to believe, some dildos masquerading themselves as men will pay for her service and come back for more. Can never rap my cony head around the logic behind the pleasure derived from a sex chat or even any sexual encounter for that matter for which one must materially pay to access. I see only men with no real depth and purpose engaging in this act. It's a shame but such is life. One man's nothing is another man's everything. 1 Like |
Religion / Re: Atheists, What's Your Opinion On This One? by francis247(m): 6:47pm On Nov 27, 2018 |
johnydon22:There is no yardstick for measuring or determining the use of something. What is useful to one is useless to another, what is of value to one is of no value to another. One man's nothing is another man's everything. 1 Like |
Religion / Re: Are Tithes' Payments Pre-requisites To Financial Freedom And Success In Life? by francis247(m): 11:06am On Nov 27, 2018 |
Yes. Paying of Tithes is very very essential to financial breakthrough and success in life. Jeff Bezos, Bill Gates, Warren Buffet, Mark Zuckerberg, etc. are heavy and regular tithes payers, hence the exponential success they experience in their finances.They never for any reason whatsoever default in the payment of tithes for they know damn well that doing so will cause their businesses, investments and consequently finances to take a turn for the worst. Even Aliko Dangote declared just last week that the real reason, the real cause of his constant and consistent breakthrough and success in his businesses, investments and finances is his regular and devout payment of tithes. He said that if not for the fact that he pays his tithes constantly and consistently which has brought him so much financial success, by now he would have been just another broke and penniless bloke condemning and deriding the payment of tithes. 2 Likes |
Religion / Re: Atheists, What's Your Opinion On This One? by francis247(m): 10:12am On Nov 27, 2018 |
johnydon22:Meaningless: Useless, worthless, senseless, of zero value. |
Romance / Pity - The Passion Killer by francis247(m): 8:22am On Nov 27, 2018 |
Pity - The Passion and Dream Killer Pity is arguably the one of the most deceptive and dangerous enemies to progressive growth and development of mankind with its well known but unknown ability to deepen sadness, create feelings of worthlessness and kill passion even for life itself. Whether it's coming from others or from you, especially you, pity, more especially self-pity, undermines your existence in its entirety. It turns your world upside down right before your very eyes and before long, life as you know it is over almost as soon it begun. It imprisons that passion, that zeal, that willpower to power on. The continuous and consistent enthronement of pity over sympathy in your life can cause you to begin with to rot away, leaving you feeling like a vegetable, like you're living to eat instead of eating to live, leaving you feeling like a walking corpse, like you've completely been run over by life so much so that instead of you running your life, your life runs you, every bit of you. Do nothing, again, do nothing out of pity but out of sympathy and sympathy only, not even for yourself; as a matter of fact, especially for yourself. Never give or lend, especially lend out of pity unless under very extenuating circumstances. (Nonetheless, be prepared for any consequences that may arise thereof). It will most likely come back to bite you in the ass. Never enter or stay in a relationship whatsoever out of pity. The consequences for this one... SOURCE: https://francisamie..com/2018/11/pity-passion-killer.html |
Poems For Review / Re: DRIFT, A Poem by Pat Ashinze. by francis247(m): 8:11pm On Nov 26, 2018 |
Nice one |
Religion / Re: Atheists, What's Your Opinion On This One? by francis247(m): 7:41pm On Nov 26, 2018 |
Ranchhoddas:True words. The spirit is no more but our intellect; the soul our conscience, our moral compass. |
Religion / Re: Atheists, What's Your Opinion On This One? by francis247(m): 12:36pm On Nov 26, 2018 |
MuttleyLaff:Got what you what you first wrote now. No I haven't. Will do take a look at it. |
Religion / Re: Atheists, What's Your Opinion On This One? by francis247(m): 6:39am On Nov 26, 2018 |
MuttleyLaff:Say what? In other to fully and much better criticize or condemn an established order, a setup, a system, a belief, an ideology, etc. one must act in a manner that isn't just seemingly but absolutely different from it. To better stir the contents of a pot, you must be outside and not inside the pot. How can you be right inside a pot and stir its contents and expect to get the much desired result? You'll only get carried away and eventually lost along with that which you're stiring. You'll end up condemning yourself alongside that which you condemn. One cannot directly see face to face the outsides of a structure while one is inside of it. While Atheists may arguably be passing across a reasonable and sensible message, same cannot be said of the manner in which they're going about it. It frankly borders strongly on the line of irrationality and astute impracticality. It is high time they came to terms with this fact if truly they're as intelligence and most importantly as wise as they claim. To permit intelligence to mount the steering wheel while wisdom merely sits by and watches is nothing short of a grave error. |
Religion / Re: Atheists, What's Your Opinion On This One? by francis247(m): 10:07pm On Nov 25, 2018 |
bobowaja:There you again seeing the big picture but not seeing the bigger picture. The intellectual and psychological strength of the average Japanese and Chinese in comparison to that of the average African is not the same. These societies are filled with more persons of very sophisticated intellectual and psychological strength and prowess compared to the African society. This fact is made manifest not only in their inventions in natural and applied sciences for the material and immaterial advancement of their societies. The result of the clear mental and psychological superiority of the persons that inhabit these societies compared to that of the African society is also made manifest in their immaterial culture, arts, music, movies, language, value system, their innate ability to separate reason and rationality from emotions etc. The mentally and psychologically weak (with which the African continent is filled) has the propensity to hold on to religious dogmas in other to truly live and not just survive. Attempting to take religion from the average African is like attempting to take a bone from a dog, a candy from a child. It's bound to end badly. He/she just cannot handle it. 1 Like |
Religion / Re: Why Do Atheist And Devilist Attack Only Christianity?? by francis247(m): 5:28pm On Nov 25, 2018 |
Robynwelo1:Exactly my point. Though all atheists are anti-theists going by the dictionary definition of the word atheism. Those that don't care are agnostics. |
Religion / Re: Why Do Atheist And Devilist Attack Only Christianity?? by francis247(m): 5:21pm On Nov 25, 2018 |
Because you can only work with what you know, with what's familiar to you and not the other way around. There are those who mainly attack other religions from which they came out as atheists but their number is very infinitesimal as far as this part of the world is concerned plus Christianity is the most popular religion in most westernized societies worldwide. |
Religion / Atheists, What's Your Opinion On This One? by francis247(m): 4:22pm On Nov 25, 2018 |
Life; everything related to it is meaningless and of no value except that which we ascribe it. From language, culture, religion, morals, ethics, politics, etc. They're all meaningless. The shame or guilt we feel whenever we've broken some moral, religious, social or cultural code is based on the established rules and principles that revolve around these elements of the life and the world we live in, the world we've created, the world which we've known from birth. Same also applies to the guilt and shame we feel whenever we've committed some terrible social or grammatical blunder but sometimes we just laugh it off or simply wave it aside because at the end of the day, it means nothing, absolutely nothing. If you know, you know. In as as much as religion like language, culture, tradition, morals, ethics, rules, laws, customs and conventions were made by man for the benefit as well the advancement of a peaceful and blissful stay of mankind here on earth, it, religion has its flaws, terrorism probably it's most fatal. It's just like everything else created by man supposedly for the good of his specie: From drugs, to gadgets and other technological advancements, they all have their side effects. Religion no doubt has its many negative effects on our humanity but the lack of it in my unhinged opinion is much more; suicide and depression being the worst of them all. BTW, who here has seen the TV series "The Good Place"? Some hilarious afterlife cock and bullshit story. Very hilarious. 1 Like 1 Share |
Politics / Change And Its Possibility In Totality by francis247(m): 7:02am On Nov 19, 2018 |
Change They say that it's the most constant thing in life. Everyone at some point has to change, evolve or adapt in other to survive. Everyone likes or wants change or at least almost everyone, as there are those who just can't stand it, those who just don't have the stomach to tolerate it at any degree whatsoever. There are those whose nature abhor change so much so that that they'll do almost anything, even spite themselves in other to prevent it. They just have a profound phobia for change. The OALD (8th Edition) defines change as “the act or result of something becoming different”. It is therefore all about being different, being new, unique, standing out, transformation, revolutionalizing, inventing and reinventing the status quo. Things, situations, circumstances, conditions, opinions, ideologies, status and personalities but not persona change. But do people ever really change? Can they change? Are humans capable themselves of outright and complete change? Can/do we ever really stop being who/what we truly are? The reality is that... SOURCE: https://francisamie..com/2018/11/change-and-its-possibility-in-totality.html |
Romance / Re: Can't Tell What She Wants by francis247(m): 3:23pm On Nov 18, 2018 |
LWKMD! She wants you and wants you to want her as well and also show her that you want her but not just 4 sex. 1 Like |
Romance / Change And Its Possibility In Totality by francis247(m): 3:00pm On Nov 18, 2018 |
Change They say that it's the most constant thing in life. Everyone at some point has to change, evolve or adapt in other to survive. Everyone likes or wants change or at least almost everyone, as there are those who just can't stand it, those who just don't have the stomach to tolerate it at any degree whatsoever. There are those whose nature abhor change so much so that that they'll do almost anything, even spite themselves in other to prevent it. They just have a profound phobia for change. The OALD (8th Edition) defines change as “the act or result of something becoming different”. It is therefore all about being different, being new, unique, standing out, transformation, revolutionalizing, inventing and reinventing the status quo. Things, situations, circumstances, conditions, opinions, ideologies, status and personalities but not persona change. But do people ever really change? Can they change? Are humans capable themselves of outright and complete change? Can/do we ever really stop being who/what we truly are? The truth is that we're who and what we are and cannot therefore ever truly completely change. In other words, I'm not saying that it's probably impossible for someone to change. No. I'm saying with absolute certainty that it is totally... https://francisamie..com/2018/11/change-and-its-possibility-in-totality.html |
Health / Re: Sluggish Cognitive Tempo Alias Concentration Deficit Disorder-The Journey So Far by francis247(m): 12:08pm On Nov 15, 2018 |
oxypress:I wish there's a drug, a system, a program, a therapy, something, someone or whatever that can effectively combat the condition that has bedevilled me and my likes but unfortunately there isn't any at the moment and write-ups such as this is intended to change that if not now, at least in the very near future. The funny thing with SCT/CDD is that it feels like its small, ordinary, simple, spiritual maybe, like it's invented by persons who suffer from it, like the whole thing was made-up by them and is all in their head, like if they could just get themselves out of their heads, it will all be over. This is no thanks to their very hypoactive nature. It makes it appear like the problem of SCT/CDD is nothing serious, like it's something very mild that's within one's power to simply rid it off of himself/herself. If you think or feel you have the ultimate solution to this crisis or have the acquaintance or someone who does, please feel free to make it known ASAP. Thanks |
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