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Maximus69:
Underlined question!

Answer:- Matthew 28:18-20

Kraik:
Okay, honestly answer the following questions.

1. How pure is your soul? Rate from 1-10

2. How detached is your soul from your body?

3. How attached is your body to the Earth?

4. How many days can you without water or food?

5. Have you experienced/encountered any paranormal activity before?

Dishonestly answering any of the might get you trapped for eternity away from all that you loved in agonies and regrets in the event of our sojourn, and I would be powerless to help you out then.

If you passed the above, we shall continue from there.

Kraik:
What is possible and achievable in this plane is way beyond human reasonings

The science y'all are witnessing today is a baby toy to what is coming. Take a 5 minutes journey into the future to confirm this.

Anyone that is ready for a journey into the future can signify here. If you pass the criteria, then you've already become a man from the future, because your five minutes in there would be more than your 5 years here.

AntiChristian:
OP Which denomination are you from?

heykims:
Christians taking Christians down

Aboks:
You better wake up if you dont know what to post, stop all this your anti christain activity.

you go against the rules of NL

donbachi:
nigeria started her 1st lockdown on 27 feb,2020.same day with brazil.and there was on and off relaxation of the lockdown.states governors did as they wished.nigerians were asked to use 3days to restock.which must have led to human2human contacts.not just once,but in different times.yet,nigeria does not have upto 5k deaths.but,brazil that went into lockdown,that same day with nigeria.and never in a single day relaxed theirs.has recorded over 35,950 deaths and over 700,000 cases..think again.

espn:
No country is truly sincere with the figures released...

donbachi:
35,950 deaths..and nigeria started same day 27 feb,with them...no coronavirus in nigeria abeg.

The Brazilian government has been accused of totalitarianism and censorship after it stopped releasing its total numbers of Covid-19 cases and deaths and wiped an official site clean of swaths of data.

Health ministry insiders told local media the move was ordered by far-right president, Jair Bolsonaro, himself – and was met with widespread outrage in Brazil, one of the world’s worst-hit Covid-19 hotspots, with more deaths than Italy and more cases than Russia and the UK.

“The authoritarian, insensitive, inhuman and unethical attempt to make those killed by Covid-19 invisible will not succeed. We and Brazilian society will not forget them, nor the tragedy that befalls the nation,” said Alberto Beltrame, president of Brazil’s national council of state health secretaries, in a statement.

Brazil currently has the world’s second-highest number of cases, at 672,846, according to the John Hopkins university site, and has overtaken Italy, with 35,930 deaths. John Hopkins removed Brazil from its global count on Saturday but later reinstated it.

On Friday night, Brazil’s government stopped releasing the cumulative numbers of confirmed Covid-19 cases and obits in its daily bulletin and only supplied daily numbers. A health ministry site was taken offline and returned on Saturday without the total number of deaths and confirmed cases, as well as numbers of cases under investigation and those that recovered. The death counts were reported as 904 on Saturday, 1,005 on Friday and 1,473 on Thursday. 

The move was widely criticised across Brazilian society, with doctors, medical associations and state governors attacking what they called an attempt to control information. Federal prosecutors announced an investigation on Saturday and gave the interim health minister 72 hours to explain the move, using the Brazilian constitution and freedom of information law as justification.


“The manipulation of statistics is a manoeuvre of totalitarian regimes,” tweeted Gilmar Mendes, a supreme court judge. “The trick will not exempt responsibility for the eventual genocide.” Rodrigo Maia, speaker of the lower house of Congress, called for the data to be replaced for “transparency”.

“You can’t face a pandemic without science, transparency and action,” Paulo Câmara, governor of the north-eastern state of Pernambuco, posted on Instagram. “Manipulation, omission and disrespect are the striking marks of authoritarian administrations. But this won’t destroy the effort of the whole nation. We will continue producing, systematising and releasing the data.”

Moves to control Covid-19 numbers began earlier in the week. On Wednesday, the ministry pushed back the release of its daily bulletin from 7pm to 10pm, after the nightly television news. “That’s the end of Jornal Nacional reports,” Bolsonaro said on Friday, referring to Brazil’s biggest TV news programme.

The data was “adapted” because it did not “portray the moment the country is in”, tweeted the president, who has flaunted isolation measures, dismissed the disease as a “little flu” and shrugged off Brazil’s rising death toll because, he said, death was “everybody’s destiny”.

Health ministry technicians told Brasília’s Correio Braziliense that “Bolsonaro freaked out” and blamed the president for the decision to “misrepresent” the numbers.

The country currently has no health minister, having lost two since the pandemic began. The acting health minister, Eduardo Pazuello, is an army general with no health experience who has stuffed the ministry with military officers.

On Friday, Carlos Wizard, a billionaire Mormon businessman with no health experience who is taking over as secretary of science, technology and strategic supplies at the health ministry, called the current data “fanciful or manipulated”.

“There are many people dying for other causes and public managers, purely interested in having bigger budgets for their towns, their states, were putting everybody as Covid. We are revising these obits,” he told the O Globo newspaper. In fact, health specialists have argued that there is widespread under-reporting of cases and deaths in Brazil, in part due to a lack of testing.

“Only someone who does not know the public health system could make this statement,” André Longo, health secretary of Pernambuco state, told the Guardian. “It stains the history of Brazilian public health.”

Doctors across Brazil said the lack of information would hinder management of the pandemic as cases moved from big cities into its vast interior. “How is a manager going to reallocate resources and organise vacancies and transporting the sick if they don’t have data?” said Guilherme Pivoto, an infectious diseases specialist in Manaus, one of Brazil’s worst-hit cities.

Pressure on hospitals in big cities like Manaus, Fortaleza and Rio de Janeiro has eased and states like São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro have begun slowly allowing shops and businesses to reopen.

But managing that transition requires accurate and clear information, said Alberto Chebabo, an infectious diseases specialist at Rio de Janeiro’s Federal University hospital and vice-president of the Brazilian Society of Infectious Diseases.

“We have room in intensive care … but the hospital still has many patients,” he said. “Many decisions are taken on basis of these numbers not just in Brazil, but in whole world … It is an inadmissible lack of transparency.”

Plead:
There should be a section for atheists as well.

Macsjebs:
Yeah, thanks, looking at it from the 'European' dominance angle, same way they discontinued traditional institutions all over Europe and other parts of the world for democracy

Will do more research on it

Thanks

Macsjebs:
Europe had always been in control of almost all parts of the world though...

Their systems mostly seen as the standard to be followed by all

Macsjebs:
Maybe when I am chanced, will research on it, I am thinking of how all countries including Muslim and atheist countries agreed on this date whose origin is linked to Christianity, there is perhaps some factual stuffs not known

Macsjebs:
Thanks Boss,
Will look it up, been acting lazy these days, lol

OpenYourEyes1:
If you are so sure about that part of the law, you would have quoted it to prove me wrong. I guess you have your doubts

OpenYourEyes1:
What part exactly? Be specific.

And Quote it here please.

Macsjebs:
Hello @IamMichael

Any findings on this dating stuff - BC, AD; on another thread someone was like 'we still in 2020, therefore the Biblical years is somewhat correct'

Thanks

OpenYourEyes1:
Is it OK as Christian to constantly promote christain topics/stuff on Muslim section?

festwiz:
Lol. If that was a proof of god, I would've been dead since 2013. They keep throwing curses around and making predictions and then giving excuses when it doesn't occur rather than swallow the bitter pill.

bigname23:
Bros na story u dey find may dem start to dey check most atheist post na whether u nor go see things directed at Christianity or Islam...infact if u won know athiest post na thru d words directed at christainity or Islam...my own na if everybody stay for their Lane... seun nor go dey regulate sum post ...

Ghostrye:
Bro you never see anything, na small comment me I just comment o, next thing na damnation talk and insults. I just shake head leave the thread