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ibkayee:
Lol sorry

Which movie did you watch?

Djauro:
These are the kind of people that should be celebrated not all those singing about bum bum, boobs and sex all the time

JeromeBlack:
CAPTAIN MARVEL- 6/10

One of my least favourite Marvel movies of all time. Average movie.

The fun parts of the movie were few. The villain was not even a serious villain. The action scenes were just okay. There was no epic fight scene.


This was just an appetizer for Avengers Endgame.

papiforreal:
Lol.. are you sure about that? Can you substantiate that?

abdulazeez1002:
Bring your proof.

Quran brought it before anybody could thought of it

LANRYUS:
If indeed the Bible and Aristotle mentioned it as you claim, then bring the proof at least from the Bible.

monex:
skinny guys beat women too

alexistaiwo:

Uglymind:
The show time is on the 14th in Nigeria unless you base abroad

Ihedinobi3:
I can't help who and what you choose to hate, JeromeBlack. That is your prerogative, isn't it?

I am wondering if you think that the world has always been the way it is now. I think you might.

Complete literary works were recited to audiences in ancient times. That was how books got read by the vast majority. Where did you think the Roman Church got the tradition of reading the Bible to Catholics at mass so that they discouraged private ownership and personal study until recently?

The Jews met at synagogues every Sabbath to have the Old Testament read to them. Every week, they heard a little more. Christians carried on the practice with the difference that they met on Sundays and read the New Testament too. That way, within a year, the whole Bible would have been read to a given local church. That was how many believers back then read the Bible: by going to local assemblies and listening to an educated member read or recite it to them.

In ancient Greece, that was the job of people called rhapsodes. They were the ones who read literary works (actually they recited from memory for the most part) like Homer's The Odyssey to audiences. That practice was common in Bible times. But Scripture reading to believers was mandated even by Moses. That was what priests were supposed to be doing. Ezra did it too. Christians only inherited it.

As for disagreement on the Canon, even today, there is disagreement on what belongs in the Bible and what doesn't. The Bible accepted by Roman Catholics is slightly different from the one accepted by the Eastern Orthodox Church which is also different from the one accepted by the Egyptian Coptic Church and from the Ethiopian Church. So, even the pronouncement of a Canon amounted to very little. It did not produce a uniform idea about what was Scripture and what wasn't.

But even so, Scripture witnesses to itself. The fact that people disagree as to what is Scripture only proves that human beings are sinful and arrogant. Each person who is unwilling to humble himself to God will eventually start putting words in God's mouth. That was true even in the times of the Old Testament. It is true today still.

Anas09:
You sound like a teenager. You are not fit to have a conversation, so get lost.

Ihedinobi3:
John was the last Apostle to write. His book The Revelation of Jesus Christ was the last book of the Bible written. Chances are that he did in fact see the completed Bible before his death.

During the weekly meetings of believers commonly held on Sunday in every city in ancient times, the full Bible was read to Christians so that they got to know what it said. This is why copies of the inspired letters and Gospels and the prophecy of Revelation in addition to the Old Testament were available in the places where they gathered. It wasn't common that believers owned copies because they were generally poor and making copies of any text at all was expensive.

Because of the limitations of technology at the time, these copies were not bound into a single volume. But not only did they exist, believers knew that they were Scripture although other texts also existed that sometimes claimed to be Scripture but the apostles and the existing Old Testament set the gold standard for what was Scripture. If anything was written to contradict what was taught in the Old Testament and in writings from the Apostles (and special messengers like John Mark, Luke, James, and Jude), then it obviously was not Scripture. Additionally, inspired Scripture was and is its own witness, so any truly interested reader could tell if something was Scripture and if it wasn't.

Therefore, when councils were held, they certainly did not "create" the Bible or determine a Canon by any means. The councils were ostensibly reacting to heresies that attacked the Scriptures. But one unwise decision does not become wise because it attacks another unwise one. The Bible has never really been in question as to what it says. People have always tried to corrupt it by adding to it or trying to take away from it. The answer is always to judge what they add by the Spirit and to question why anything is to be removed. The answer is not to impose a definition on anybody else.

So, no, no council created the Bible. Book technology did improve primarily because of Christians' desire to have all the Scriptures in one volume, but no council defined the Canon. The Canon was self-evident right from the writing of the Scriptures themselves.

Beorn:


You're quiet a character.

Kaycee7:
Don't mind Mukaila that got lost in the middle of the movie. His kpako mentality cannot identify with all those references. Puns be flying over his head like drones.

oyetpel:
Really like the references in the animation, esp. pop up ad and the search engine.
Those Disney queens were off to me though.

BlackManta:
Plz if you watch Captain Marvel and you are hell bent on dropping review of the movie.

Please take care to drop only positive reviews.
You must praise the movie as the best Marvel film ever made and you must worship Brie Larson and kiss her feminist ass.

If you say anything negative about the movie, you will automatically become a sexist, misogynist and a hater of women.

BE WARNED !!!

Kaycee7:
Ralph Breaks The Internet

My most anticipated animated movie of last year and it didn't disappoint. The gaming-referenced atmosphere of the first movie was more than sweet, adding an internet-referenced atmosphere dialed it up to almost diabetic levels.
The Disney princesses were my best segment. I really wish they got more screentime. I would watch a movie about the Disney princesses set in the world of Wreck-It-Ralph.
Vanellope is still as adorable and lovable as ever.

oyaskii:
Brie larson forcing people to chug "Feminism" , sexism and political correctness will be the downfall of this movie, most reviews are bypassing her performance and jumping straight to the conclusion that the movie is all about "women power" and having a super heroin lead.

Anas09:
This is why i said, you have no idea of what being a Christian entails. I'm talking about what is written in the Bible you supposedly put together, but you left that to talk the Church in Nigeria.

Let's look into the Bible and talk about the Catholic Church and her dealings let's see how they fit.

Here you are talking abt biggest, oldest and Influential, but you failed to talk about Love and Salvation. The purpose for which Jesus Christ came and died.

Who is the catholic Church influencing? The New World Order she is planning to hand over to?

Anas09:
Hahahahahahaha. This is how the Babylonians hiding under Christianity picks scriptures outside context and build doctrines out of.

My battery is low now. but, i shall return to explain to you what that Scripture says within context and i shall use other scriptures to back it up.

Stop believing lies.

Ihedinobi3:
Hi Anas.

Just thought to chime in here. Please don't take JeromeBlack's word for it. The Roman Church did not put the Bible together. It's one of the biggest lies of that church.

[b]The Bible in its full collection existed well before any claims to Roman supremacy began. The completed Bible was guiding all believers before the last apostle (John the brother of James) [/b]died. It continued to do so until some pompous "bishops" decided that they could decide what was and what wasn't Scripture for everybody else.

Anas09:
If you read your response closely and step back little and look into the Bible that the Catholic put together, you'd observe that, their activities contravenes the very Bible they put together.

If reading the Bible and doing what it says translates to craziness, then by all means, i'm crazy.

But, you, my friend in humanity, you have no idea what being a Christian entails.

Anas09:
Hahahahaha. Gutless you say. I give up engaging ignorant twerps like you long ago.

You didn't answer me tho. Is Pope a Christian or a Catholic?

budaatum:
Yeah, a foreigner is me.

budaatum:
But seriously, what about my "English Engrish" usually gives you headache? Do you not understand it? Do I not write it right? Don't it mean anything? Do you have to work a bit to understand it? Is it just meaningless? Or are you incapable of understanding it?

Help me!

OpenYourEyes1:
You attention seekers are getting really desperate and frustrated.

Imagine how lawless and indiscipline you cowards are

emerged01:
We have had many bad reports about Nigeria in the past but Nigeria still remain as it is. I believe within myself that Nigeria will never be Venezuela.

GrossPrice:
Telegraph like Amnesty International will only generate content that makes the money.

Nigeria is currently second largest economy in Africa , and Lagos the sixth. Telegraph claims S.A is ahead of Nigeria.

Telegraph cites a "political blogger", in the U.K would the Telegraph ask a political blogger or a professor for an opinion. But it Nigeria and Nigerians in Nigeria don't read or use their brains. We like asking a plumber how to fix an electrical fault.

budaatum:
Mine was twelve years English teach Monday, Bible Study Tuesday, clean church Saturday, church every Sunday, PCC secretary, Men's Group secretary, wasn't a mumu never paid tithes rather spend my money on a book and never felt guilty atheist who never got caught. Rubina Malaysia, Choi China and Ariana Serbia still send me merry xmas 11 years later. Now? Service off BBC Radio 4 is closest I get half asleep too, got.

Hmm! I might need to start going church.

oyaskii:
Seeing it anyway.