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dkronicle:

I was actually waiting for cool calm amd collected

What is now your comment sef, all these ppl that will be doing first to comment upandown [
quote author=dkronicle post=72836247]First to comment. [/quote]

Nude kwa?

One thing about this religious bigot is that they seek issues where there is non, it a university and nobody forced anyone. They choose to school there and if the place is not convenient they can as well change! Nobody is forcing anything on anybody. Your post shows how narrow minded you are. To analyse issues as this you need to ask yourself why then, with all the 'abhorrent rules' do people still choose to study there? At least you will not tell me they have been jazzed because that's not possible. Don't be quick to judge young man.










One thing I've come to understand is that while Jesus was here on earth, he never forced anyone to serve him. He preached the gospel, healed the sick and was an epitome of mercy and love.

Now, the above truths gets me thinking about CU. If Oyedepo believes in the power of God, why does he force people to perform Godly acts? Why is CU forcing the tenets of Christianity down the throat of its student? If they truly believe in Gods power, why don't they allow him to work in the lives of their students? Let them receive the gospel freely without coercion, or go to church because they want to know him not because they are forced?

The answer, the so-called christian authority of CU don't have faith in God to change lives or influence people. They feel they have to help God by forcing religion the throat of unwilling students and meting out punishment to the recalcitrant ones. How is this warped ideology different from boko haram or Isis that canes people or even kills or metes out other severe punishment for refusing to follow their ways. I think CU is only breeding future Adolph Hitlers[/quote]

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Wow wow nice one