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eyeruroma:What is your own call? Soul winning and preparing people for heaven or business? Or don't you think you also have a call? eyeruroma:What is the call of God upon Pastors? Are the positions of 'Pastor' and 'Business man' mutually exclusive? And while you're getting your answer ready, what exactly do you mean when you say 'Business man'? I cannot recall where it is written in the bible that 'the work of the Master' is reserved for Pastors only. I may be wrong. Please enlighten me. eyeruroma:Do you have any reason to suppose that the needy in the society are not being helped with 'this money'? eyeruroma:Once again, do you have any reason to suppose that this is not already being done? It is the duty of a local church assembly to support itself, much the same way it is the duty of every man to provide for his own family. Support by another ministry is not something to be 'grasped at'. . . if you get what I mean. eyeruroma:I doubt very much that anyone has even suggested so. There will always be people in need. Creating jobs and/or an avenue for creativity is obviously a better way for providing for the needy, the same way teaching a man how to fish will be of more benefit to him than giving him a fish. eyeruroma:Why only Pastors? Every professing Christian needs to retrace his/her footsteps and refocus on the Master's job (if this was not already the case). |
Hmmm, I'm around. How would you want to see me? |
mukina2:Wipe your tears, sweet Princess. I'm right here, beside you.
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@Garuba I believe the area of difference among Nigerian Universities is that some calculate the GPA as a cumulative average over the four years, while others use the final year results only or use a final-year weighted average (with a variety of possible permutations). In the University I graduated from, the CGPA system was practised. Hence you had to perform well from the first day, as a good final year result only would not be enough to affect your final GPA significantly. Each year contributed the same percentage of the total. |
davidylan:I believe that applies to all Nigerian Universities (?). |
@Davidylan Please don't get upset about the grapes. . . those who were able to gather them, and subsequently taste them, know better. . . they're not sour! It's nice to see that you're trying to process your grapes further. . . that way, hopefully, they will be more useful to everyone. I'm processing mine as well! Did you get that? |
@Davidylan The grapes are sour. . . (but that's only because I can't/couldn't get them!). I hope you understand the sarcasm. . . . |
davidylan:No wonder you're taking this so personal! Hehehe This is all so funny. . .I graduated with a first as well - in Biochemistry -, and felt less than pleased when it seemed someone was suggesting I cheated to do so! Now I just find it funny. . . hehehe. . . |
bolex:Dear Bolex. . . I'm a Christian as well, but I believe that God encourages us to acquire knowledge and develop the abilities we lost with the fall. If He doesn't want us to know it, we never will. Rest assured on that score. But I think what restricts us is not so much God's unwillingness to reveal, but our limitations as humans. 'Now we see in part, we know in part also; then we shall see and know fully'. |
hehehe ![]() Davidylan, did you graduate with a first class? |
davidylan:Well said, Davidylan! I was going to comment, but saw you were doing a good job. It is a common flaw of humankind to always try to blame someone else for our situations in life. There are three major reasons for not being able to make a good honours degree:1. You're not smart enough. 2. You're not willing to work hard, go the extra mile if need be and use your time responsibly. 3. You've been a hapless victim of circumstances beyond your control (victimisation, sickness, financial difficulties, etc.). The vast majority of people that complain fall into the second and first categories, in that order. It would probably be more effective to conduct a synopsis of the circumstances that led to your not performing as well as you would have wished, and try to make corrections for the future. |
I really don't get it. . . can someone please explain you arrive at the conclusion that someone is 'ugly'? |
Sorry, bro. Grace to you. |
Hotstepper:Funny. Have you seen anyone that got a first class from a Nigerian Institution without 'entering' school? Or maybe you've just got a grouse against people that got a first? A first class degree is a result of consistent performance at the highest level, likewise 2.1. Why do you call it "bullshit"? |
Melifew:What kind of help do you need? Seems you've already made a jolly mess of it. I feel personally outraged that you would refer to someone who thinks you're a nice person as a virus. |
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It is always a pleasure to see my Rose Petal. ![]() |
ziggi:Yes, my friend. But love is ultimately an act of will. Can I force you to love me if you do not wish to? Is 'love' really blind? Or is it a case of myopia and selective amnesia? |
I think I have, my Lady. ![]() |
Princess! I hope you had a good night. It is not wise for a man to embark on a journey for which he is not adequately prepared. You can force a horse to the stream, but you cannot force it to drink. My point? It is an act of will, for which you should be prepared to ultimately accept responsibility. Several years down the line. . . it will be time to review your decision. |
Easy on her, guys. I'm quite sure you understand the point she's trying to make, even though you may not agree with the way it came out. |
KAG:No one's talking about association here, my good friend. Marriage is not just any kind of 'association'. |
@Seun: If you know that the spiritual world is real, that means you also know that people's spirits do not get married; it is the flesh that is married. As you probably also know, this is not because of incest (lol), but because spirits do not have gender, and marriage is essentially an institution to be fulfilled in the flesh. Nice sense of humour you have! |
Seun:Lol. How did I know you were going to say that, Seun? So you believe that the spiritual world is more real? Hmmm. . . . |
Seun:Cheesy! God is the Father of Spirits, not flesh. |
@trips: Lol. That's kind of funny. But you've probably got a point. Things are not always what they appear to be. |
Giving bribes in order to gain undue advantage will always be wrong, regardless of how hard you try to justify it. There are no extenuating circumstances - either you give it and accept that you're doing something wrong, or you don't give it all and do the right thing. The government, as someone said in a previous post, is not formed by aliens. A people ultimately deserve the kind of government they have. |
The cock that crows while perched on a rope will find that it is forced into a dance with the rope. The fly that refuses advice will follow the corpse into the grave. When the wind blows, the area under the chicken's tail will be exposed. The chicken that refuses to heed advice will learn wisdom inside the cooking pot. Tell a proverb to a wise man, and he understands. Tell it to the fool, and he veers off into the bush. The bed bug tells its children to exercise patience because everything that is hot will eventually cool down. |
Incredible! *whispers in awe* She can also hear in UV and infrared!! ![]() |
When several people urinate in the same vessel, it foams! ![]() One should not play with a tiger's tail, even if it is thought to be dead. A man does not lose a wrestling bout with his opponent on the grounds that he has an upset stomach. It is expected that corn is eaten before yam (traditionally, the corn ripens before yam matures). The guinea fowl says to its children, "Eat both yam and roots, so that when the owner of the farm harvests his yams you will still have something left to eat". Howzat D'baby? ![]() |
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This is all so funny. . .

. I could also marry someone who believes in a God or Gods. It's mostly fundamentalists on both sides that tend to have problems associating with those of a differing belief (or non-belief).