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TenQ:
I find it funny how they twist and turn when you ask them simple questions with regards to what their religion teaches.

What is a spirit?
They don't know!

Who is the Holy Spirit?
They don't know!

Who is Israel?
They don't know!

But they can criticise the bible

Like you said: atheists are the worst. I can understand why the Bible calls them fools

Odidigboigbo:
But you praise Tunubu for subsidy removal and for other bills he signed when you know fully well that those things didn't originate from him.

Calabar1stSon:
Indeed. Corruption got carried-over.

You'll never see "This government will favour me and my family" crooner on threads that exposes this government.

TenQ:
Unfortunately only a fool condemns what he knows nothing about

RiyadhGoddess:
Have you ever experienced the strange phenomenon of dropping a call only to have a song instantly fill your heart? It's a peculiar occurrence that I recently found myself caught up in. A month had passed since I had entrusted a vendor with an important job, but I had yet to receive any updates. The due date had come and gone, leaving me anxious and impatient. I was reluctant to disturb them with a phone call, fearing complaints of annoyance as had happened before, though I hesitated. However, this morning, I mustered the courage to dial their number, desperate for any information. The report I received wasn't entirely satisfactory, but I had no choice but to remain patient.

As soon as I ended the call, a long-forgotten song sprang to life within me. Its lyrics resounded with a profound message: "All Things Are Working Out For My Good..." The tune persisted, but I was too preoccupied with my other responsibilities to pay it much attention. Still, it refused to fade away. Before I knew it, my lips began to move in harmony with the melody, and I found myself singing aloud. After repeating the chorus several times, the significance of the lyrics struck me. I paused, contemplating the message they conveyed—God was assuring me that everything was unfolding for my benefit, and it was all part of a greater plan. This realization filled me with immense joy and relief. These moments, when songs unexpectedly stir within us, are not mere coincidences; they are messages from God. God is speaking to us, addressing the very situation we find ourselves in.

Sometimes, these songs arrive in succession, one after another. Just ten minutes after the first song played in my heart, engrossed in my work once more, a new melody emerged. Its lyrics proclaimed, "Alpha, Omega, Besides You There Is No Other God." What astounded me was that these were songs I hadn't heard or sung in years. I sat down, reflecting on the lyrics and their underlying meaning. Was God reminding me that He is the Alpha and Omega—the beginning and the end? Was He assuring me that He is the sole creator and orchestrator of all things? Instantly, I felt a sense of solace and relief wash over me, as anxiety melted away. It became evident that these songs were messages meant for me, to reinforce my faith and trust in God's plan.

Whenever you encounter such moments—when songs spontaneously emerge in your heart, or when you chance upon them from a distance—sing them aloud. Don't confine them to the recesses of your being; let them resound loudly, repeatedly, until their essence permeates your soul. Sing them until you find yourself dwelling in the truth they convey. For in those moments, God is communicating with you, sending His message through melodies. These songs can even manifest in dreams—I've experienced this firsthand, waking up to find myself immediately singing the melodies that had enveloped me in sleep. So sing them out triumphantly, with unwavering assurance, knowing that God is intimately involved in every aspect of your life.

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TenQ:
How can they have an adequate response to this question?

LOL

FiftyFifty:
Stop typing trash, dude. Some of us know the Bible more than most of your pastors. Christianity can't stand scrutiny. As someone rightly said, you can't be Christian and intelligent at the same time.

advocatejare:
That boy called braveboy64 is confused.

He is doubting his mother in faith for narrating the event of how Umar peeped at Sauda’s yansh

But he is not doubting when the same Aisha narrated in Sahih Bukhari 3 how Muhammad was pinned down in the cave by Jibreel and was asked to recite the Quran.

Was Aisha there with Muhammad in the cave to have known what transpired? Braveboy64 pele sogbo?

TenQ:
Let me ask you a question!


1. How come your Quran is according to the RECITATION of Hafs rather than the copy of the Quran of Uthman?

2. Where is the Quran of Uthman?

If the Bible is as you have called it, perhaps you are now more knowledgeable than Allah and your prophet as they both seem to disagree with you

shadeyinka:
I've been waiting alongside for some time now.

This is my tenth packet of popcorn and no Muslim to answer the question!?

TenQ:
In all honesty and sincerity, can you find me a scholar in the class of Al-Abbas, Al-Jalalayn, Al-kutubi etc who defines Shaitan as Adversary!?

This will be sufficient for me.

Maynmann:
Listen to your own advice, believer.

Maynmann:
Quote the evidence.

Hope it’s not “tradition holds”

Maynmann:
Listen to your advice and provide evidence that paul died at 67AD, I hope it won’t be a typo again?
Also Provide evidence he was arrested, jailed after the fire and was killed in 67AD?


Chrestians were assassins, murderers and zealots that burnt down rome and killed nero, historian tacitus and suetonius said so

Maynmann:
can you provide evidence that paul died at 67AD, I hope it won’t be a typo again?
Also Provide evidence he was arrested, jailed after the fire and was killed in 67AD?



Chrestians were assassins, murderers and zealots that burnt down rome and killed nero, historian tacitus and suetonius said so

MisterBanny:
I started following you when u made that false promise to the guy. I knew u were up to nothing when u asked those senseless questions. For your information, I've spoken to the young man and confirmed his plight and I have helped him. You spent the whole of yesterday arguing with people about How Paul and other disciples were killed like a jobless person. Your time can quote the Bible verbatim just like the devil can also do, yet, wicked, callous, insensitive, mean and filled with hate. I pity your likes. Same way u will get disappointed by people. Fake christian!!

Maynmann:
“Mind games” all because you can’t defend your religion and gods.

can you provide evidence that paul died at 67AD, I hope it won’t be a typo again?
Also Provide evidence he was arrested, jailed after the fire and was killed in 67AD?

Chrestians were assassins, murderers and zealots that burnt down rome and killed nero, historian tacitus and suetonius said so

FRANCISTOWN:
You guys like to keep making yourself happy in your delusions.
Well, who am I to stop y'all?

Veecruz:
You who created the phone and apps which observable app are you located in?

CJStarz:
She speaks well and has a beautiful accent,so what's hard in answering the question? A skit,prolly.

GeneralDae:
Opening up card payment with a mere 1 million barrels per day of crude oil only is a recipe for disaster. In 2014, we could do all that because we sold 2.2 million barrels per day, so there was enough dollars to offset our wanton consumption with our cards.

Maynmann:
You lied, this is what you said “ There are many historical reports that Nero arrested Paul on the basis of the allegation of Christian arson.”
You also said paul died in AD67

Where in this screenshot was all these mentioned.

Theists can’t defend his religion and deities, resulted to lies, listen, chrestianity is a roman propaganda.

The only time paul was imprisoned was in AD 55.

Maynmann:
Chrestians were murderers, assassins, suetonius and tacitus mentioned it.

Maynmann:
So where is The many historical reports that Nero arrested Paul on the basis of the allegation of Christian arson at AD 67?
Point it to me in this screenshot.

You see you're the one lying now?

Maynmann:
Saying “smiling” bwahahahaha

You didn’t drop any screenshot of nero arresting and beheading paul on the basis of arson, this will be in AD67 abi. Stop lying.

The only arrest of paul was when he was in jerusalem and he was freed after 2 years, he left rome by ship to where?
Let’s us ask jerome

Maynmann:
can you provide evidence that he died at 67. I hope it won’t be a typo again.

Provide evidence he was arrested and jailed after the fire and was killed in 67AD.

Maynmann:
can you provide evidence that he died at 67. I hope it won’t be a typo again.
The great fire was when again

Maynmann:
A typo
This is the first time you are saying it is an error.

alot of religions that weren’t state religion were stump out.
And chrestians were murderers and assassins that burnt down rome.

Can you mention one of those historical reports that Nero arrested Paul on the basis of the allegation of Christian arson.


An anonymous writer wrote the First Epistle to Timothy sometime in the late first century or the early second century CE. The epistle represents an example of pseudepigrapha, which are falsely attributed works, texts whose claimed author is not the true author, or a work, whose real author attributed it to a figure of the past.

Maynmann:
I don’t “believe”, I know that Chrestainity is a Roman propaganda.

Yes and the details that Paul died in AD 57 on the basis of fire accusation approves your claim.

Maynmann:
Quote articles against spain, I’m sure those article writers will have references.

“ In Tarragona (Barcelona) there is a monument to Paul, and the tradition that he preached there. Also, at the other extreme of Spain in the village of Ecija (Seville) there is a monument marking the place where Paul supposedly preached.
Paul is still the Patron Saint of Ecija and for years baptisms were donename of the Father, the Son and the Apostle Paul. One plausible route For Paul's visit would be to enter Spain at Tarragona (Tarraco), passing down the coast to Cadiz and then back through Sevilla, Ecija, Cordoba,, Mérida, Zaragoza and leaving again from the port of Ampuias (Emporias ) on the coast between Barcelona and the French border. It should be remembered that travel between Spain and Italy was a common occurrence and what happened in one country did not escape the notice of the other.
The evidence is strongly in favor of Paul having visited Spain. However that alone would not have been sufficient to evangelize Spain to the extent we
see at such an early date. There had to have been others that did the bulk of the the work. Who these were makes for interesting conjectures. Spain was very closely linked to Rome and maybe some of the converted Pretorium guards that were with Paul in Rome were sent to Spain where they testified to others.”
https://johnsonspain.tripod.com/id69.html

Maynmann:
Why do you like cherry picking things that suits you?

There are “evidences” that he went to spain.

“early documents, such as the letter written by Clement of Rome to the church in Corinth in 69 A.D. indicate that Paul did in fact reach Spain.
In his letter, Clement states that "Paul also obtained the reward of patient endurance, after being thrown into jail seven times, compelled to flee, and stoned. After preaching both in the east and west, he gained the illustrious reputation due to his faith, having taught righteousness to the whole world, and come to the extreme limit of the west, and suffered martyrdom under the prefects."(5) The expression "extreme limit of the west" was commonly understood to be Hispania or what is now the kingdom of Spain.(6) Other independent witnesses are found in Cyril of Jerusalem who writes, " --one,
who from Jerusalem, and even unto Il1yricum, fully preached the Gospel, andinstructed even imperial Rome, and carried the earnestness of his preaching asfar as Spain, undergoing conflicts innumerable, and performing Signs andwonders"(7) Chrysostom also writes about Paul stating, "For after he had been
in Rome, he returned to Spain, but whether he came thence again into these'parts, we know not.".


You already said, Paul died in AD 57 on the basis of fire accusation na