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MrHighSea:
U probably need symbologists. Robert Langdon in Dan Brown's da vinci code will suffice.

adrainuche:
Speaking from experience or is DAT your baby ??

adrainuche:
Jesu... please when having sex you people should remember that sex is what causes pregnancy and pregnancy is how human lives are formed.. when the parents were bleeping they dint see this coming if u cannot cater for a child use d withdrawal method

Don't just disrupt peoples life anyhow where should this poor baby start from

Ifeann:
I suspect u are a "christain". However since u said you are not interested in heaven if their isn't sex (may God forgive you) , u may want to try Islam where the men are promised 72 virgins and perpetual erections according to the haddits , if u want to believe such nonsense.

malvisguy212:
The God in the Old Testament seems to have many
personalities; cruel, unjust, kind, loving, etc." There
are, however, two major areas which we humans
have a difficult time reconciling - God's love vs. God's righteousness. God is loving, but God's love requires God's justice. As I discipline my three children when they disobey, God disciplines us if we don't meet His requirements. The problem for us is that we cannot keep all of God's laws because of our selfishness and self-centeredness. God would have been completely just and loving in destroying all of us for our disobedience to Him. It is only through His extraordinary love and grace that we are allowed into His presence.


If you were to read atheist's websites, you will often find complaints that the God of the Bible arbitrarily ordered the destruction of entire cities, such as
Jericho, just to allow the Jews to have a homeland in the Middle East. How could a loving God command the destruction of all those "innocent" people? The
argument sounds good, but it is utterly
false. The unstated assumption is that the people
who God ordered destroyed were morally equivalent to the Jews, who replaced them. However, this is what the Bible says about the people who were destroyed:

"It is not for your righteousness or for the
uprightness of your heart that you are going to
possess their land, but it is because of the
wickedness of these nations that the LORD your
God is driving them out before you, in order to
confirm the oath which the LORD swore to your
fathers, to Abraham, Isaac and Jacob.
( Deuteronomy 9:5)

Okay, how "wicked" could those people have been?
How about killing their own sons and daughters by
burning them in sacrifices to their gods:

"You shall not behave thus toward the LORD your
God, for every abominable act which the LORD
hates they have done for their gods; for they even
burn their sons and daughters in the fire to their
gods. ( Deuteronomy 12:31)

The wickedness of these people is confirmed in other verses of the Bible. So we see that these people are not quite as innocent as the atheists would like you to believe. The fact that these people practiced child sacrifice is also confirmed in the secular writings of the Greeks. Then again, maybe those atheists believe that killing your children is not all bad. After all, killing viable pre-born babies is legal in this country (it's called a choice, a.k.a. abortion). For these reasons (and others), God ordered the destruction of the peoples whom the Israelites dispossessed. Did God kill any innocent people along with the evil ones? When God was about to destroy the cities of Sodom and Gomorrah, Abraham asked God if He would destroy the cities if there were 50 righteous people in them. God said no. Then Abraham asked the same question if there were 45 righteous people. Every time he dropped the number and got the same answer. The fact is that God would not have destroyed those cities if there were any righteous people in them. The few righteous who were in those cities He warned ahead of time to get out. So, God does not destroy the righteous along with the evil. God's judgment of people groups found in the Old Testament actually pales in comparison to the judgment He will render at the end of time. According to the New Testament Book of Revelation, God will judge and kill billions of people who reject Him when Jesus returns, including 200 million killed in a single battle. Such large armies have never existed in the history of mankind until the last 100 years, suggesting the this judgment could come at any time.

THE CHILDREN.
In some instances, God ordered the killing of entire
populations, presumably including the killing of
babies and children. Isn't God unrighteous in killing
these innocent little ones? First of all, the Bible
indicates that all people are sinners, including
babies, and worthy of judgment. However, the
Bible also indicates that children are incapable of
making moral choices, so that they are automatically
rewarded with heaven. So, in having babies killed,
God is actually doing them a favor, since, if they had
grown up opposed to God, they would have gone to
hell. If God were to have spared some of the
children, it would have been difficult to determine
the cutoff age. A one-year old is probably still
relatively uncorrupted by his parents, but what about a two-year old? I have personally seen a number of spoiled two-year olds who had already been corrupted by their parents. In a society where moral corruption abounds, the corruption of the children would be early and severe. God was very clear that he did not want the sons and daughters of the corrupted peoples to marry the sons and daughters of the Israelites to lead them astray through false worship. Even so, there are many examples of the Israelites being polluted in their worship by the surrounding peoples.

CONCLUSION;
In order to maintain His righteousness, God must
judge sin - everything that goes against His character. If God let everyone into heaven, then He would have to allow in people such as Stalin and Hitler. Obviously, heaven would not be a good place to be with the likes of those people there. Therefore, God's righteousness requires the judgment of all sin. Only those people who agree with God and are willing to allow themselves to be changed into sinless beings can enter into heaven.

malvisguy212:
The God in the Old Testament seems to have many
personalities; cruel, unjust, kind, loving, etc." There
are, however, two major areas which we humans
have a difficult time reconciling - God's love vs. God's righteousness. God is loving, but God's love requires God's justice. As I discipline my three children when they disobey, God disciplines us if we don't meet His requirements. The problem for us is that we cannot keep all of God's laws because of our selfishness and self-centeredness. God would have been completely just and loving in destroying all of us for our disobedience to Him. It is only through His extraordinary love and grace that we are allowed into His presence.


If you were to read atheist's websites, you will often find complaints that the God of the Bible arbitrarily ordered the destruction of entire cities, such as
Jericho, just to allow the Jews to have a homeland in the Middle East. How could a loving God command the destruction of all those "innocent" people? The
argument sounds good, but it is utterly
false. The unstated assumption is that the people
who God ordered destroyed were morally equivalent to the Jews, who replaced them. However, this is what the Bible says about the people who were destroyed:

"It is not for your righteousness or for the
uprightness of your heart that you are going to
possess their land, but it is because of the
wickedness of these nations that the LORD your
God is driving them out before you, in order to
confirm the oath which the LORD swore to your
fathers, to Abraham, Isaac and Jacob.
( Deuteronomy 9:5)

Okay, how "wicked" could those people have been?
How about killing their own sons and daughters by
burning them in sacrifices to their gods:

"You shall not behave thus toward the LORD your
God, for every abominable act which the LORD
hates they have done for their gods; for they even
burn their sons and daughters in the fire to their
gods. ( Deuteronomy 12:31)

The wickedness of these people is confirmed in other verses of the Bible. So we see that these people are not quite as innocent as the atheists would like you to believe. The fact that these people practiced child sacrifice is also confirmed in the secular writings of the Greeks. Then again, maybe those atheists believe that killing your children is not all bad. After all, killing viable pre-born babies is legal in this country (it's called a choice, a.k.a. abortion). For these reasons (and others), God ordered the destruction of the peoples whom the Israelites dispossessed. Did God kill any innocent people along with the evil ones? When God was about to destroy the cities of Sodom and Gomorrah, Abraham asked God if He would destroy the cities if there were 50 righteous people in them. God said no. Then Abraham asked the same question if there were 45 righteous people. Every time he dropped the number and got the same answer. The fact is that God would not have destroyed those cities if there were any righteous people in them. The few righteous who were in those cities He warned ahead of time to get out. So, God does not destroy the righteous along with the evil. God's judgment of people groups found in the Old Testament actually pales in comparison to the judgment He will render at the end of time. According to the New Testament Book of Revelation, God will judge and kill billions of people who reject Him when Jesus returns, including 200 million killed in a single battle. Such large armies have never existed in the history of mankind until the last 100 years, suggesting the this judgment could come at any time.

THE CHILDREN.
In some instances, God ordered the killing of entire
populations, presumably including the killing of
babies and children. Isn't God unrighteous in killing
these innocent little ones? [b]

First of all, the Bible
indicates that all people are sinners, including
babies, and worthy of judgment. However, the
Bible also indicates that children are incapable of
making moral choices, so that they are automatically
rewarded with heaven. So, in having babies killed,
God is actually doing them a favor, since, if they had
grown up opposed to God, they would have gone to
hell. If God were to have spared some of the
children, it would have been difficult to determine
the cutoff age.

A one-year old is probably still
[/b]relatively uncorrupted by his parents, but what about a two-year old? I have personally seen a number of spoiled two-year olds who had already been corrupted by their parents. In a society where moral corruption abounds, the corruption of the children would be early and severe. God was very clear that he did not want the sons and daughters of the corrupted peoples to marry the sons and daughters of the Israelites to lead them astray through false worship. Even so, there are many examples of the Israelites being polluted in their worship by the surrounding peoples.

CONCLUSION;
In order to maintain His righteousness, God must
judge sin - everything that goes against His character. If God let everyone into heaven, then He would have to allow in people such as Stalin and Hitler. Obviously, heaven would not be a good place to be with the likes of those people there. Therefore, God's righteousness requires the judgment of all sin. Only those people who agree with God and are willing to allow themselves to be changed into sinless beings can enter into heaven.

Ymodulus:
This is it.

I am happy, because this news shows that the APC Government is truly committed to ending the Boko Haram or Insurgent Crisis from sweeping the nation. O i asked my self if this plane had landed in a state ruled by the opposition party what would have happened?

This is another Hard Coric proof to show that, the APCs are not behind the Insurgent Attacks in the nation. This is also another evidence that Late. Gen. Azazi was right.


Ymodulus