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Christianity Etc › Re: Pastor Kumuyi Narrowly Escapes Death by johnydon22(m): 6:45pm On Jan 11, 2016
uncjay:
Well u r entitle to ur opinion.
I think there is need for me to break it in a simpler way.

"Someone who has a mansion in Lekki doesn't get scared when threatened with Quit notice in a one bedroom apartment he stays in Ajengunle.."

Let me hope you understand it now and not say i mean theists should go and die..
Christianity Etc › Re: Starting A Hotel As A Muslim by johnydon22(m): 6:37pm On Jan 11, 2016
sonOfLucifer:
Hahaha. It's more culture than religion, although in some cases, it's quite difficult to separate the two. How tall are you btw?
6'9
Christianity Etc › Re: Pastor Kumuyi Narrowly Escapes Death by johnydon22(m): 6:35pm On Jan 11, 2016
uncjay:
I'm sorry @Jognnydon22 but ur integrity is questionable here, so because some people believe in God and heaven mean they should die at anytime since they have better place to go?

This is more like blasphemy against humanity than your constructive religious augment. I'm sorry if I sound harsh or accusing, to me it more theists should die because of their belief.

I am responsible for what i write, you are responsible for what you understand..

I am not obligated to understand it for you.... If the bolded is what you understood from my post then am sorry, i have nothing to say over it
Christianity Etc › Re: Starting A Hotel As A Muslim by johnydon22(m): 6:24pm On Jan 11, 2016
sonOfLucifer:
Funny enough, it's possible that they don't. Some hotels would could even ask for a marriage certificate before letting you rent a room with a female.

grin grin I once got an invitation by a basketball club in Qatar, My dad swore over his dead body will he let his Last Child to go and die in an Islamic state..

These people can murder you for just looking at a girl's bumz.. grin grin
Education › Re: Lecturers Vow To Resign If Korede Bello’s Is Allow To Write Exam by johnydon22(m): 5:45pm On Jan 11, 2016
agitator:
bad belle lecturers sad sad sad
Seriously dude is it still Education...huh Next time you will say Nigerian Education is messed up but the likes of you are the problem..
Christianity Etc › Re: Pastor Kumuyi Narrowly Escapes Death by johnydon22(m): 4:02pm On Jan 11, 2016
Isn't remarkable how these guys expecting a golden mansion and a place 100000x better than earth after they die still do not want to die.. grin

It should be expected someone expecting better should be happy at the slightest opportunity to get it.. wink

But them no wan still die leave bad earth go perfect heaven go enjoy grin
Christianity Etc › Re: Starting A Hotel As A Muslim by johnydon22(m): 3:06pm On Jan 11, 2016
bqlekan:
in Islam, one should not promote adultery or fornication huh
So then why do they have Hotels in Saudi Arabia which is even the center of Islam in the world.. and a staunch Islamic country..

You mean to tell me the people who lodge in those hotels do not have sex?..

Bro this is business forget belief and get your money
Science/Technology › Re: 10 Facts About The Sun You Probably Didn't Know by johnydon22(op):
urahara:
This is very informative
smiley
Christianity Etc › Re: Catholic Church Set To Transfer Fr. Mbaka by johnydon22(m): 2:45pm On Jan 11, 2016
krattoss:
oh I even forgot that u live in the same city with mbaka..

so have u visited his ministry or service before?

if yes what's ur observations?
u know some Catholics worship the man like god.
[b]Yeap not only have i gone to his ministry before like 5years ago in fact it was a regular thing for all of us in the street then ...

I have also sat with him many times on the virtue of a seminarian back then and recently last year my dad asked me to go with him (they are close associates though)

Quite a jovial person, he joked about me being too tall and how i would over shadow him in basketball and stuff..

Every Christian domination reveres both their MOG and the BIBLE just like they revere their respective God concepts most times without knowing it..

But he is more loved by the Enugu faithfuls than the Bishop of the diocese.. C.V.C Onaga.

But this news is quite misrepresented.. He is not being transferred, his ministry was moved to the permanent site i think since 2009/2010 now he is planning to relocate from his Parish in Christ the King G.R.A and live permanently in his permanent site located in UMUCHIGBO NIKE to run a Parish and his ministry there.

The diocese is ok with that am sure, Onaga quite likes the man.

But Mbaka makes money oo grin you need to see the amount that guy blows every adoration night.. Millions..grin

Am gonna join this whole church thing and chop my own Poor Masses Yams grin..

Nigerians sef... i tire
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Christianity Etc › Re: Starting A Hotel As A Muslim by johnydon22(m): 2:28pm On Jan 11, 2016
bqlekan:
any help?
Take this to the ISLAM SECTION .. very certain you will find better help there..

More over ..... well choices differ lipsrsealed
Christianity Etc › Re: Africa, Foreign Religions And Cultural Genocide 2 by johnydon22(op): 1:51pm On Jan 11, 2016
I have no reason to derail my own thread so i will let the irrelevant show of lunacy pass for another day
Christianity Etc › Re: Be Concerned About Orphans by johnydon22(m): 1:41pm On Jan 11, 2016
SirWere:
A very valid advice. I hate to do this but I will like to appeal to the theists to please also assist any orphan they know
This is sorely unnecessary..The op was not addressing any type of people... As humans our duties to each other is necessary irrespective of our differences.

Most of the Orphanage homes i know and often visit here in Enugu is run by a theistic institution.. The catholic Church to be precise..

I see no reason why you should pin point people, you do not know if they do or not...
Christianity Etc › Re: Catholic Church Set To Transfer Fr. Mbaka by johnydon22(m): 1:35pm On Jan 11, 2016
For Goodness Sake The man is not being transfered he is about moving to a permanent site he built to continue his business (ministry)

The Enugu Dioceses won't transfer the man, this is just a wrong news..
Christianity Etc › Re: Africa, Foreign Religions And Cultural Genocide 2 by johnydon22(op): 1:32pm On Jan 11, 2016
plaetton:
This is the silliest, most outrageous statement I have seen this year.
It is amazing how someone can proudly avow such fatuous assertion
Health › Re: How To Survive A Heart Attack When You Are Alone by johnydon22(m): 1:25pm On Jan 11, 2016
Tedassie:
Thank you all for ur response...pls,share this info' on other platforms as well
Surely bro.. People should also know that the HEART is made of Muscle tissues and can be developed like every other Muscle in the body..

So people when ever you are gyming to get those fine Abs and biceps, don't forget the most important muscle in the human body..

Gym that too and make it stronger.. there are tons of simple exercises used for this..
Christianity Etc › Re: Say No To Hijab Ban by johnydon22(m): 1:12pm On Jan 11, 2016
I am well sure that the Muslim women do not necessarily need to wear long flowing Hijabs..

A stylish scarf is also acceptable as long as it covers the head in Islam... So why the fuse over such irrelevant albatross heaped on Muslim women.

The scarf is far more stylish and look better take Aisha Buhari as a case study..

The government of any nation has the right to ban or restrict anything they think is a threat to national security.

and hijab has proven to be one of these, used to mask IEDs and pose as innocent harmless women to perpetrate acts of terrorism.

As long as it is a good measure for national security it is well and fine.. And do not even see the need why Africans should adopt such an arab culture influenced by their desertic environment and their perverted mind on a woman's body that needs to be cubbed..
Health › Re: How To Survive A Heart Attack When You Are Alone by johnydon22(m): 1:02pm On Jan 11, 2016
Oh this is wonderful.. Thanks for putting this Op... People should know this..
Christianity Etc › Re: Africa, Foreign Religions And Cultural Genocide 2 by johnydon22(op): 12:29pm On Jan 11, 2016
bqlekan:
I know very much of the concept of Osa nla (supreme being) how we believed he created the other deities, I laid emphasis on the likes of ogun, sango, obatala and even esu because they are the peak of Yoruba beliefs, ask a sango worshipper how he got saved from a storm and here him say it was sango. how reasonable is it to say a man who died long time ago is in charge of lightning and thunder? some local bus drivers worship ogun more than the supreme being himself. They even have a mini shrine at home. some of us even worhip esu ( one who doesn't give without taking in folds).
[b]

Now this has to do with belief and religion... People believe in one thing or the other... Ask a Christian how he escaped an accident he will say Jesus did, they keep crosses and crucifixes of their beliefs.

Ask a muslim he will say Allah... Tell me the difference between the person who thinks Allah saved him with the one who thinks Sango did or the one who thinks Jesus did.. these are all beliefs (superstition to me) the only difference here is the distinct deities

these are beliefs and blatantly irrelevant in the message i am passing across...

Still smearing unnecessary religious squabbles into the post... I am sure i said this above..

"You do not necessarily need to believe this, i do not believe in God so i do not believe any of these. my point here is that as African you need to know about your own heritage.."

I do not understand how this is so hard to understand... I am not here to banter over distinct beliefs and superstition
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imagine someone from the oje family, (masquerade) told to put on the masquerade attire before a particular problem in his life could be solved. why not pray to the supreme being? instead of running around in the market under intense heat disguising as a masquerade.
Seriously this is about belief ... wtf!!

How is this any different from people going to the river for cleansing done in celestial churches, or mid-night prayers, fasting and prayers.

these are just beliefs and my point is centered on CULTURE not religions.. I do not understand how this still eludes you


bro, we as humans want something easy, something not rigorous.. sitting and praying to an imaginary God is easier than dancing around, beheading a dog, or prostrating in front of a lifeless idol.
This is ridiculous... I am at lost how you are still bantering over these irrelevant religious practices..

Moreover how is that different from staying awake in the mid-night dancing, shouting, prostrating in a mosque..

Please this is about Cultural values not religious practises..… Which sadly enough reeks of abject misrepresentation of the yoruba beliefs


why not worship the supreme being, and ditch the representation of some dead heroes..
Again bantering over religious beliefs and ignoring the theme of the OP which is CULTURAL Refurbishing … How many people were told not to worship the yoruba supreme God? ... I may not reply another post that is clearly out of point..

it's good you said I don't need to believe.. I can assure you I know a great deal about my culture, that was why I didn't follow blindly, I embraced the necessary ones and discarded the unnecessaries.
Oh you don't..

What we you have just shown here is that you don't really know the difference between RELIGIOUS PRACTISES (yoruba religion) and CULTURE( yoruba culture) it is blatantly clear..

You don't..


you seem not to understand my question here, I mean, how m I supposed to know my genealogy from Oduduwa when there is no proper documentation..


Again... ASK!!!

Trace the ancestry of the progenitor of your town to Oduduwa then you can trace the linage of your family from the progenitor of your town..

Besides are you trying to tell me because there is no written document of your genealogy you should adopt another that has nothing to do with you?


I ask a lot of questions and Godwilling, I can draw out my family tree right from when my great grand father converted to Islam.
Just from your great grand father.. lol.. You need more investigation sir..
the ignorance culture could not bring an end too, but religion did right?


Again i am beginning to see you guys do not really know the difference between RELIGION and CULTURE.

For goodness sake Yoruba tradition Beliefs is just another religion like Islam... These deplorable practises are open to development as ideas change..


when did leaving lepers to die in the bush and their corpse left to decay became QUARANTINE?

Quarantine is a medical term for the act of keeping an object in enforced
isolation for a period of time to limit or prevent the spread of disease or
infection.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quarantine_(disambiguation)

I do not know why i am supposed to be dealing with these ridiculous wrong ideas people have about these..

Every culture in this world practised this and the person is fully incorporated back in the society once the disease is healed by any means..


no its not a lie, religion helped in
reducing this.. I will take Omu-Oke (a town in Ekiti state) as an instance, witches now co exist with ordinary humans, religion thought us to let them be.
Again labelling the crimes of Abrahamic religions on the people.

I have never seen any case where by the African culture comprises the killing of witches..

that practise was introduced in the wake of Abrahamic religions on African and not an african norm..

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-29572974

http://news.discovery.com/human/psychology/seven-accused-african-witches-burned-to-death-141011.htm

http://www.cnn.com/2010/WORLD/africa/08/25/nigeria.child.witches/

http://www.loonwatch.com/2010/04/witch-hunts/

These are 21sr century instances of witch killings and murders carried out by these Abrahamic faiths.. Both the Christian and Muslim populace as a matter of fact..

Please provide me instances where the Traditionlists are the culpable ... bring the facts.. stop shifting ground from the culpable to accuse the victims..



brother, I get your point, all in saying is that religions has improved our culture in one way or the other. western civilisation also thought us not to just follow things blindly, we should reflect on what we learnt and see how it fits into our everyday life and society.
[b]
Pheeeeew... Please Civilization is not synonymous to religious affiliation ... China is civilized all the while still maintaining the original chinese values and cultures modified to suit the present chinese society.

I can see you guys do not really know the difference between Religion and Culture..

Please Yoruba traditional beliefs and practises are different from yoruba cultures stop mistaking the two..[/quote]
if we all are to be followers, then we don't need any brain, only the leader does, we just have to follow him
[i]

Cultural values are made for the people, by the people and are modified by the people and for the the people..

"Well I think our cultures being
relics of a distant past should also be modified upon to also reflect a touch of
our own views while also maintaining it's original theme."

again cultural values are :

-Clothing
-language
-norms
-festivals
-food
-language
-names etc

and most importantly the preservation of the original historical heritage of the people....

I.E: You do not really know the difference between CULTURE and RELIGION.. You are equating yoruba traditional beliefs (Religion) to mean culture.. you need to grasp the two concepts.

Cus i will ignore any other posts that brings in Religious comparison other than cultural motif the thread is created for..
Christianity Etc › Re: Africa, Foreign Religions And Cultural Genocide 2 by johnydon22(op): 11:31am On Jan 11, 2016
matrix600:
there's something you're missing here, one time every developed countries had similar cultures, but just like language and reason, culture also undergoes evolution. The cultural practices of our ancestors were not bound to remain the same forever and ever, at some points there will always be cultural amendments that will be brought by societal awareness. Nearly all religion and culture were once barbaric, but the inevitable thing is transformation. So how can you tell that our cultures would not have evolved or transformed into something better than what we have now if we had maintained them. The imported religious ideas has caused us more harm than good no matter how you look at it. Our cultures were not perfect neither is any religion. I think we would have fared better maintaining what truly represents our identity. My thoughts
Seriously this is wonderful.. someone gets the point..

I wish i believed in God(s) I would have said Chukwu should bless you, or even Eledumare or Amadioha even Yahweh anyone you believe in.. grin

This is exactly what i told him "Well I think our cultures being
relics of a distant past should also be modified upon to also reflect a touch of
our own views while also maintaining it's original theme."


Thank you my brother
Christianity Etc › Re: Be Concerned About Orphans by johnydon22(m): 10:56am On Jan 11, 2016
You said it well bro, an advice worth taking by all... Thank you..

It is good to visit these kids sometimes, you don't necessarily need to buy them the world to go visit them..

On my last visit to an orphanage home, one of the Children was dumped in a toilet and the mother before dumping the baby in a toilet used her fingers to poke into the girl's eyes.

Now here is a little child condemned to live the whole of her life blind because some stupi_d boy and girl couldn't own up to their responsibility..
Phones › Re: Iphone 7 Clone - Gooapple i7 With Amazing Specs by johnydon22(m): 10:31am On Jan 11, 2016
If they release this phone, i am fvcking buying it...
Christianity Etc › Re: Africa, Foreign Religions And Cultural Genocide 2 by johnydon22(op): 10:04am On Jan 11, 2016
bqlekan:
like I said earlier, the write up was wonderful. the value of our culture is lost to this foreign religion (extremist) for example, some part in Islam forbids us from kneeling or postrating to ones parent or elders.
Good this is what culture is about .. people's way of life.. what is wrong in someone prostrating before his parents but no Islam forbids it so you can go and prostrate before nothing every day..
like you said, we should embrace our culture, but I believe culture isn't about embracing, I believe its about choosing what to embrace. some embrace ogun, some sango, some oya, some all.
Culture is different from religion sir though religious signature often influences a culture..

Like you pointed out - Prostrating to greet elders or parents in yoruba culture.
-festivals
-masquerades
-most of all knowing the actual antiquity of your people (which i am certain you do not know much of it from the question below)


If I'm dumb enough to embrace ogun (god of iron), yes I mean (Fe) or sango, (god of fire, thunder and lightning), why can't I embrace God of everything?

at least, that sounds more logical, considering the fact that I've never seen both sango and God, also, 'God of everything' appears to be greater than god of iron (logically)
[b]No offence meant here brother but this is exactly the type of African mindset i confessed to be ashamed of.

Anyone who looks at this will already see you know nothing of the Yoruba traditional beliefs even though my wild guess is that you are a yoruba.. I am Igbo but i think i know more of yoruba beliefs than you..

First you think that Yoruba traditional beliefs is about ogun, sango etc and there have no concept of supreme God in yoruba mythology.. you think what yorubas have are just these small deities but the judeo/christian yahweh i take it you are referring as the God of everything.. You are wrong and as an African child should be ashamed of it.

The yoruba traditional beliefs have a concept of a Supreme God and from this supreme God manifests everything there is.

This supreme God in yoruba mythology has three manifestation.. you may call it a trinity..

-Eledumare - creator of everything
-Olorun - ruler of the heavens
-olofi - bridge connecting heaven and earth..

Ogun, sango, esu, obatala and co are minor gods who serve as intermediaries between man and the supreme God..

So you see? you have a distorted view of the yoruba myths fed to you by a twisted colonial micro-phone..

You do not necessarily need to believe these things, i do not believe in God so i do not believe these things but my point here is that as African you need know about your own heritage.

It is a shame to swim in middle eastern myths and beliefs when we know nothing of ours.
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Talking about Genealogy, the Jews have a proper documentation of the genealogy of Jesus (pbuh), (the bible) so are the Arabs.. where is my family's documentation?
how am I supposed to know this?
You ask!!! Africans have a long aged tradition of documenting by Oral means.. There was no written documentation of my family tree.

I started asking and pressurized my Father to help me, now we have developed a formally written family tree that will be added upon by the coming generations...

You cannot hope to learn if you do not ask..


brother, it was once part of our culture to to slay twins,
Again i am faced with another distorted nollywood influenced view.. Throwing away twins had nothing to do with the African culture in fact it was not done in many parts of the African society.

this was due to ignorance of the people, they did not understand how 1 baby could come out as 2.. of course it had to be evil..

This is just an effect of ignorance on a fearful mind..


seclude lepers,
Quarantining Lepers or any other contagious diseases is one practised by every culture in this world to prevent spread.. this was also done by the jews and arabs.. read the bible

stone ACCUSED witches to death etc.
This one is a lie, please do not lay the atrocities of the jews on Africans..

You can also go to the bible to confirm this... they kill witches

Secondly this is a trade mark of modern day christians here in the south of the Niger, Children and old women are lynched because they are accused of being witches..


I'm not willing to go back to that. we need these religions, we just don't need extremism.
[b] And as expected you misunderstood the point of my post.. Culture is different from religion sir and i am not preaching any religion here neither do i even support any.

My point is that we should develop more upon the values left to us by our fore-bears, just take you as an example.. You don't even know the actual religion of your own people.

Please culture is not same as religion.

Culture is made by the people for the people and can be modified or developed by the people and for the people..

so the ideas left to us by our fore-bears can be developed to also reflect our own views and still maintain the original theme of these ideas.

-Masquerades
-Festivals
- Clothing
-Names
-Food
-language
etc this is culture... (Stop mistaking religious beliefs with culture.. )

And most importantly it is also a big shame for you not to know the history, myths and folklore of your own people while you regurgitate the jews and arab history and myths..

I hope i have cleared you on this
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Christianity Etc › Re: Catholic Church Plans To Transfer Fr. Mbaka by johnydon22(m): 8:23am On Jan 11, 2016
hahahahahaha it is not transfer..
He is about moving to his new permanent site...
Christianity Etc › Re: God Or Devil: Who Should Be Feared More? by johnydon22(m): 1:46pm On Jan 10, 2016
ikenigel:
Hehehe... Mehn pasa n'ogbe! Might pay you a surprise visit this year.
Udo gba shoe nwannem
Christianity Etc › Re: why anything God Does Or Commanded Morally Good; Can We Be Justified To Do Same by johnydon22(m): 1:45pm On Jan 10, 2016
Yaksson:
to start with, do you believe that God exist?
He does not need to think Gandalf exists to discuss the character Gandalf as written in the pages of LORD OF THE RINGS by J.R.R Tolkien.. does he?
Christianity Etc › Re: God Or Devil: Who Should Be Feared More? by johnydon22(m): 1:42pm On Jan 10, 2016
ikenigel:
Haha.. you may living next to me and I don't even know. You come naira land come dey form atheist.
hahahahaha Atheism is not determined by geographical location... I don't form, i am sorely an agnostic atheist in and outside nairaland
Ugbene, liberty, last bus stop, afia 4, Texaco, Umuchigbo? Ebee nwanne?
Ugbo-paul oo... Just #30 keke from Texaco on the way going to abakpa girls... You na alobam na... nwannem dalu
Christianity Etc › Re: God Or Devil: Who Should Be Feared More? by johnydon22(m): 12:52pm On Jan 10, 2016
ikenigel:
So this atheist lives in 042? Bia nwokem, kee syd GI? Emene, New Haven, Abakpa, Independence Layout, Gariki, Okpara ave, Obiagu?? Ebee ka I no?
Abum nwa abakpa my brother... Ibu nwa 042 kwa? I see you just took a peek on my profile wink
Christianity Etc › Re: God Or Devil: Who Should Be Feared More? by johnydon22(m): 12:42pm On Jan 10, 2016
menesheh:
Quotations with igbo name will be manageable.

funny cheesy cheesy
[b]When people are at a lost in defending their inconsistencies they tend to conjure up more absurd assumptions in that regard.

Just as my brother was unable to explain his undying knowledge of the existentiality of God, he first claims it is beyond human perception in order to shield it from the probing of that sense.

But yet it created a problem of How he got to know when such subject eludes human perception of which he is one..

He threw in the Spiritual Sense.. What does that mean, he cannot tell.

Still yet it falls to order that this spiritual sense is not independent of the physical sense as the effects of this spiritual sense can still be perceived by the physical sense..

that is how he got to know about God with his physical sense even though he perceived it with his spiritual sense.. people never cease to amaze me with the type of ludicrous squabble they conjure up in defence of a laughable avowal.

So Spirit sense perceives God ---> Physical sense interprets that (remember it should be evasive to the physical sense) -----> then that is how he has a personal relationship with God.

Can you now see? This just confirms this he is simply having a personal relationship with his imaginations baptized spiritual sense
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Christianity Etc › Re: Meet The One True Contender To His Noodlisness, And They're African by johnydon22(m): 12:28pm On Jan 10, 2016
plaetton:
Johnnydon22,
You're neglecting one very important piece of these mysteries.

We are not the ones suggesting that aliens did this or did that.

1. The Dogons say they were visited and taught astronomy by the " Sons of the stars ".
Why do we neglect that ?

2. The ancient Sumerians said in all their texts that whatever astronomical knowledge they had were taught to them by the Annunakis ( those who from above came).
Why do we neglect that part?

3. The Egyptians claimed their gods traversed the heavens on the " Boats(ships) Of heaven", today's equivalents of spaceships.
They also claim that pyramids were already there before the earliest Egyptian civilization.

Why do we neglect that ?

The bible says that the sons of gods( aliens of course) came down to Earth, cohabited with humans, interbred with some humans to produce giant leap offsprings, the Nefilims, Emmims, also referred to in the bible as sons of the Annakims(Annunakis ?).

The book of Enoch details the names of the leaders of the fallen angels ( of course Aliens) who came down to Earth to teach humankind agriculture, animal domestication, metallurgy, architecture, medicinal herbs, as well as social contracts, warfare etc.

When we put the architectural and building legacies, their advanced knowledge of astronomy and mathematics, and then add them to their own written testimonies, it becomes obvious that all these ancient cultures could not have been hallucinating from the same potion.
Oh No this is not what i meant. . . As a matter of fact i treat the Ancient Alien theory as a plausible possibility.

But we should maintain that subject as a piece of scientific enquiry in the unraveling of the knowledge of our being..

Must not be taken as an absolute truth but a likely possibility and all the while maintain a healthy sceptic nature in order to fuel consistent study on these premises.

I only object when we attribute some technological feats of that time to aliens feeding the fact that we don't really know how it was done..
Christianity Etc › Re: What Happens When We Die? by johnydon22(m): 11:59am On Jan 10, 2016
donnffd:
What happens after we die is the same thing that happened before we were born...a state of non-existance
Exactly my brother... Its is fair to say that the inability of some to accept the absoluteness of death leads to the creation of these stories aimed at giving the vulnerable minds a kind of soft pillow to lean on when faced with the inevitability of death..

We have been inexistent for countless time behind, now we exist as a product of a being with metabolic activities rooted in neuroperceptive abilities.

Once this process stops you know nothing anymore, death happens...

Inability to grasp the idea or simply the inability to just look back and understand that you have not always existed and so it is a greedy delusion to swim in the fantasy of continuous existence..

Who ever claims they know what happens after death is either stupi_d or lying. I'd say both because they don't know
Christianity Etc › Re: God Or Devil: Who Should Be Feared More? by johnydon22(m): 11:05am On Jan 10, 2016
ikenigel:
Sure thing bro. Read that quotation. Make sure you read it. Just try.
Lol.. wonder what you people take us for, People who haven't read the bible before.

Biblical Quotations is not exactly same as facts please don't mistake the two.. those quotations are just same babble of claims as you have been spewing here..

Know this today in terms of future reference, it is ridiculous to quote the bible to someone who doubts your faith..

This is like me quoting LORD OF THE RINGS by J.R.R Tolkien to show you Gandalf exists.

Anyway call me when you have a biblical quotation with an Igbo name on top or one addressing the Igbo people and not the Romans bro.

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