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bennyann:
I missed you not being here seriously. Thanks for you still honour the invite even after I got your moniker wrong. Thank you.

bennyann:
I love that part.

menxer:
Like seriously?

Why was man not given eternal life and forbidden to eat of the tree of life, in the first place?

Another thing I am beginning to see as evil is "underserved favour."

Why else did the Bible say "Study to show yourself approved to God, a workman that needs not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth?"
There is nothing like underserved favour with God.

Even in our human experience, if a man is given a job because of favoritism (underserved favour) and ends up not being able to deliver on the job and the business or company suffers, who do we blame?

Show me one "illiterate" (one averse to study) that God used to lead his people? From Moses (a well lettered prince) to the prophets (professors of law and divination) to the apostles ( well lettered lawyers, doctors and magnates)

bennyann:
Let me open the floor....

LiberaDeus and joyContraMundum , if you can't reveal yourself, you may then describe your person. I guess you were among the first atheists I developed interest in. That took place on HardMirror or damogul 's thread.

Hmmmm, talking about HardMirror, please describe yourself.

LaClicKLaBenDin, the brother I've never seen, thanks for being there for me.

Skeendyke, the one who took my relationship with God to another level, please come and tell me how you look like

Naijadeyhia, the big brother! Come show yourself here or you rather throw a party for us.

Kingebukasblog, there's no intellectual thread you don't grace your presence with followed by felixomor.

Pidgin2, Promise10, these ones always try to quote virtually everyone. So funny and troublesome character. Jonbellion follow the same trait. But I do admire them.

Hopefullandlord, I've not had much chats with him but he is another interesting character.

EyeHateGod, hmmmmm! I don't know if it is your eye that hates God but please come and describe yourself.

Otemanuduno, Otem2016, if I should go by your posts, I would conclude you're short and plump forgive me ooo, but I won't be surprised if you look handsome like Lucifer....... That reminds me of the moniker... Sonofluc1fer.

Hahn, Lennycool.. The way you reason and the way you communicate them makes one develop interest .............. come give a description of yourself..

Lepasharon is another case, just like Pidgin2. It's just that the latter is a theists whilst the former is an atheist.

Randomperson, he really has a random movement

And those having multiple monikers Well-done.

I Can't forget the CinC, Oga Seun - I would like to know how beautiful your soul is if that makes sense..

Seun dont you think it's high time you started giving awards for the character or moniker that interest you most?
Maybe every year if possible, on every section on Nairaland.

Cc 4everGod, dalaman, Deicide, Wilgrea7, Jackbizzle, ALBHAGDADI, LordCenturion, MrMontella, mrmrmister,

Gboyee4fun, MrPresident1, Doctor Alien, 4kings, An2elect2, Anas09, Davtosh, GoodMuyis, Jigaaz

psucc:
These are mere man-made moves but the end may still be farther apart.

God will help His own.

jiggaz:
evening...

It might sound like something from a dystopian science fiction fantasy but you could soon be able to pay for goods and services with a microchip that is embedded in your hand, according to Etisalat officials.

The UAE telecoms giant unveiled new injectable microchips, which store all your credit card, ID and business card data inside, for the first time in the Middle East at GITEX 2016 in Dubai.

The technique is called bio-hacking, where an alien device is embedded on the back of the hand between the thumb and forefinger using a special syringe, medical tattoo artist Hazim Naori told 7DAYS.

“We clean the skin with sanitiser and after this we put the marks exactly where we want to pierce it,” he said.

“We insert the needle under the skin with a part of the need that pushes it in, and that’s where it settles and it needs a week or two to heal.”

Naori performed the implant for the first time on October 7 on George Held, from Etisalat’s Innovation team.

Speaking about the implantation, he said: “It’s like a piercing, it doesn’t hurt, but it feels a bit uncomfortable for the first day. The bio-hacking improves and enhances your body and will be not just a wearable device, but a device within yourself. You cannot replace or lose it, if you have an accident it’s still with you.”

Held warned, though, that before it can be commercially launched, decisions need to be made on what role it will play in society.

“There is no legality issue here. We already have agreements with Emirates ID and Visa and we issue a credit card with it through Etisalat, we have rights to issue those,” Held explained to 7DAYS.

He revealed that final costs for the procedure are not confirmed yet but it is expected to cost Dhs500 ($100) for both the injection and the gadget itself.

Asked if the information stored on the chip could be hacked with the right equipment, Naori said using the card would still require the necessary authentications.

“We have to internationally agree on the system and this is eventually going to happen, let’s be honest,” said Naori.

“Thirty to 40 years ago there were no (bank) cards and now I have a card with all my ID and sim card on it and put it in the machine without showing anyone my passport.
“It’s an electronic smart gate. It’s the same thing, instead of having the card you just have it under your skin and it verifies you.”

shoshana@7days.ae

darbeelicous:
At the mention of Joseph prince, c d way I rushed into thread.................. He remains my mentor to the moon! Hope to actually meet him someday.