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Sports › Re: All The News About The Olympic Eagles (U-23) HERE! by joseph1013(op): 9:56am On Mar 16, 2016

Icon4s:
@ bolded, who is he? Never seen that name.
Give me reasons why you would prefer Abdul Ajagun over Kelechi Iheanacho and Alex Iwobi in the AM role.

Not saying Ajagun is not good enough, jst that I have not seen him play recently. I only still rate him based on his exploits at the 2013 FIFA U20 WC.So I dnt know how his current club form is cos as u know he is hardly in the news.

Why does Ajagun even deserve to play for the team at all? He should not even be on the bench.

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Sports › Re: Super Eagles Of Nigeria Thread: 2017 AFCON Qualifiers. by joseph1013: 9:13pm On Mar 15, 2016

tbaba1234:
Ross Barkley declared interest to play for Nigeria a long time ago before he became a big name, No one followed up. Otigba refused Hungary for Nigeria, We still have not called him.

There is a lot of politics involved in getting call-ups.

Just like Oliseh said, the 'evil' NFF have players they intend to call up so they can 'chop'. They have no time to scout and call up good players with dual citizenship even if those players raise their hands.

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Christianity Etc › Re: My Thoughts And Questions About Religion by joseph1013(op): 2:13pm On Mar 15, 2016

[b]HOW SCIENCE TRUMPS RELIGION

Nothing is known by science because someone dreamed it or learned it in a moment of revelation. Of course, ideas do come to people in unexpected ways but, in science, all such ideas have to be thoroughly challenged and tested and, if they fail a challenge, they are discarded.

Religion is different though. EVERYTHING accepted by religion comes from dreams or moments of revelation. There is no long process of challenge and testing--revelation is accepted, not because it can be shown to be true, but because it is said to come from a god.

Once an idea is accepted in science, it will continue to be challenged and, perhaps, refined and improved. It's very tough being an idea in science.

Once an idea is accepted in religion, the high priests circle the wagons to defend it; they indoctrinate it into children and may even threaten violence or other consequences against those who challenge it. Religions have two more weapons in their armoury: apologists, who seek to explain away or deny contradictions and contrary evidence; and theologians who, inter alia, develop arguments to justify their religion's teachings--arguments that are invariably controversial and widely disputed as logically or evidentially unsound.

There is one more difference between science and religion. Science, despite extensive collection of evidence and arduous testing, never claims to have found the truth--science only says it has the best available explanation. However, the proof of science is that we all use its fruits in technology every day.

Religion is not so modest. Despite employing a wholly defective methodology, religions claim to have found the truth. All religions make this claim even though there are hundreds of religions all making contradictory truth claims. This fact alone demonstrates the failure of the religious methodology.

So, science vs religion; only one of these methodologies work... and you know which one that is, don't you?[/b]

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Sports › Re: Super Eagles Of Nigeria Thread: 2017 AFCON Qualifiers. by joseph1013: 11:03am On Mar 15, 2016

SUNDAY OLISEH - THE PROOF OF HOW NFF TREATED ME UNFAIRLY

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nLzSo6s_MMI

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Christianity Etc › Re: My Thoughts And Questions About Religion by joseph1013(op): 10:38am On Mar 15, 2016

THE ATHEISTS OF ABRAHAM

There are only three possibilities: there are either no gods, there is one god or there is more than one god.

Christians and Muslims typically consider only the first two options--for them it's as if the third option does not exist. But it does. And these believers implicitly make the claim that no gods exist other than the god of Abraham.

Most atheists only say, there is no reason to believe any gods exist but Christians/Muslims make the positive claim that no gods exist (other than Yahweh/Allah).

This makes Christians and Muslims more atheistic than atheists. Strange but true...

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Celebrities › Re: Yoruba Actresses At Ooni Of Ife's Thanksgiving Ceremony by joseph1013: 6:46pm On Mar 14, 2016

SirShymexx:
Honestly, since the gods seem to be in comatose, if the kingmakers can't really vet whoever they want to pick as kings - they might as well scrap the whole institution and stop polluting it with clowns who're questionable characters and have a problem thinking with their heads. Even white folks who borrowed the tradition still maintain the culture the right way. There's a reason why Princess Diana was assassinated.

The clown isn't uniting anyone - he's a noisemaker who loves attention and press. Isn't that the same clown who said the ark of noah or garden of Eden is in Ife and that the English language came from Yoruba language? - bwahahaha. He's a class clown.

Celebrities › Re: Yoruba Actresses At Ooni Of Ife's Thanksgiving Ceremony by joseph1013: 6:24pm On Mar 14, 2016

SirShymexx:
If a man who's meant to be the custodian of Yoruba spiritual/culture/gods and a supposed direct descendant of the big oduduwa can't pick a good/decent wife...what's there to like about the guy? He's meant to lead by example - no ratings for the clown.

I don't even see him as a king...he's just some any guy, an impostor.

LOL. I also didn't like how he desecrated the throne by praying and paying homage to Yahweh. It was disrespect to the culture and tradition of the Yoruba race. I however do like the efforts he is putting into uniting the various kings in the Kingdom, even though that has not been devoid of controversies.

Celebrities › Re: Yoruba Actresses At Ooni Of Ife's Thanksgiving Ceremony by joseph1013: 3:07pm On Mar 14, 2016

SirShymexx:
Loool.

In as much as I'm not a fan of the wasteman of an Ooni, bleached up insecure folks, and Yoruba chics/women in general - I was just trolling.

Anyway, where ya nyggah, the paigon Sukkot? My man has ghost after seeing his dream whip being used as a truck loool.

Just curious: why do you not like the Ooni?

Sports › Re: All The News About The Olympic Eagles (U-23) HERE! by joseph1013(op): 11:33am On Mar 14, 2016

Petrobros:
The bolded I doubt will take place. Ighalo would be Siasia's preferred CF option. You think a 4-4-2 formation would suite the team because of Iheanacho. Rather than u playing Iheanacho to suite the Team u are setting up the team to suite Iheanacho. That is what I see. If u say Iheanacho is a striker and practices as a striker in Training at City then he should be ready to sit on the bench in Rio.

LOL. Wicked man

Sports › Re: All The News About The Olympic Eagles (U-23) HERE! by joseph1013(op): 11:01am On Mar 14, 2016

Icon4s:
That is the point I am trying to make. With Ighalo also in the Team what are Success' chances?

Not much. Mind you though, he might be accommodated as an option for the wings, a place he would have to make do on the bench too. Too much talent!

Sports › Re: All The News About The Olympic Eagles (U-23) HERE! by joseph1013(op): 10:52am On Mar 14, 2016

Icon4s:
That played under Stephen Keshi.

Yeah...still the same guy. He's in the same club as Musa now. What about him? I know Siasia will take him over Isaac.

Sports › Re: All The News About The Olympic Eagles (U-23) HERE! by joseph1013(op): 10:45am On Mar 14, 2016

Icon4s:
Do you know Aaron Samuel?

That plays with Musa in Russia?

Sports › Re: All The News About The Olympic Eagles (U-23) HERE! by joseph1013(op): 10:29am On Mar 14, 2016

Mark my words, Siasia would never pick Kelechi as a CF. I share the fears of Icon4s, as weeks go by, Success is playing himself out of reckoning. Ighalo was the final straw. He will be the automatic choice and since Success plays on the wings, I seriously doubt Siasia would put him in front.

With the avalanche of talents available, not too many highbrows will be raised if Success is omitted from the squad. That's my take.

cc: linked

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Christianity Etc › Re: My Thoughts And Questions About Religion by joseph1013(op): 7:02am On Mar 14, 2016

[b]MY FELLOW COUNTRYMEN ACTUALLY GLOAT OVER THE DEATH OF A GAYMAN?

This weekend, a story went viral on the internet. In Ondo State, a mob descended on a guy because he was gay. They beat him to a pulp & he was rushed to the hospital but he died of internal bleeding in the hospital. His gay partner who is a popular politician escaped for dear life & they've gone about destroying his properties. Then fools trooped to social media to gloat about the guy's death & celebrate their society's holy cleansing. Two of such fools even went to the late guy's Facebook wall to write express their orgasmic pleasure over his death & post the gory pictures of his corpse. They said we should all learn a lesson from the mob action. No wonder someone said we're in a zoo.

I'm not a homosexual. I'm even not supposed to tell you as it's not your business. What I do in my privacy is my problem, not yours. I'm telling you so that you will put what I want to say in a proper perspective.

We're a sorry lot around here. Before the religions from the Arab Peninsula arrived, historical records told us that Africans were gays & they weren't disturbed by their fellow Africans. Now the imported religions have twisted our reasoning & turned us to fierce brutes. Of course, both the Bible & the Quran advise that homosexuals be stoned dead. These Africans here have only carried out what they read in the scriptures imposed upon them by the foreigners.The antigay law enacted in Nigeria was the height of insanity. And do you know that it was the fastest law ever passed by our national assembly? And yes, ever since we made the law, our economy, health, infrastructure & security have improved immensely. Right?

This is why I somehow believe that organized religion has a way (even if only subliminal) of making people lose their humanity & morality. Most religious people I interacted with concerning the antigay law (and that includes the so-called moderate Muslims) have either been in total support of the draconian law or been indifferent about it. That tells you what happens to people when they embrace a religious ideology. In contrast, no single irreligious person that I know of has been anything but against the law. You see the difference now?

All the countries where homosexuality is criminalized are less developed than the countries where homosexuality is decriminalized. If that doesn't tell you something, then I don't know how to help you. Nigeria is a country of bigots, hypocrites, & religious extremists, just like most fellow underdeveloped countries the world over. Why a country of extremists is complaining about extremism baffles me. Is it out of place that we have Boko Haram?

I still do not understand how what two consenting adults do with each other should incur the wrath of a progressive society. And I will never understand it. I'm sorry for the dead guy & I wish that his family members (if they're not homophobic idiots too) have the fortitude to bear the irreparable loss. And as for these idiots, let them continue. The days of their predominance are numbered.[/b]

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Christianity Etc › Re: Agnostics, Atheists, Humanists, Sceptics Let's Now Form Our Organisation by joseph1013: 5:40am On Mar 13, 2016

analice107:
And yet you never had any real encounter with the Lord. Here is a seed which fell on a hard Rock. You are exactly the case in Hebrews 4:2 you heard the word, crammed it, but it never profited you because you didn't mix it with faith. The word remain logos to you. You never received the real thing, Rhema.
All along, you preached it, all along you doubted it. You questioned it's validity and authenticity. You remained a carnal Christian til the real you manifested. You can even be a Tare. A boil from within. Now you will open your mouth to say, you ve been there, you ve seen all, and that there's nothing there. But you were just a bystander all the while. How sad. If nah cult you join so since, you for don move up. You just come waste your time, dey decieve yourself for church. Your type go don sleep with sisters scatter, commit abortions with them. Your type go straff finish get up start speaking in Tongues, dey decieve yourself say you be Christian.

LOL. That's your best shot? That's disappointing! I have had worse attacks.

Now that your rant is over, let's go into something that actually makes sense without rhetoric: Tell us about your Christian experience?

Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by joseph1013: 4:43pm On Mar 11, 2016

Mobil went up 11% today. This is the first time I will see a stock beat the positive 10% mark. Has the rules change?

Sports › Re: Flying Eagles Of Nigeria Thread: U-20 World Cup (South Korea 2017) by joseph1013(op): 12:31pm On Mar 11, 2016

TheSuperNerd:
@Bolded.... Yessss it is!!! And that's just the way I like it. #smiles

Case-study:

The U-20s got a Samuel Chukwueze @Arsenal who could be modelled into a world class left-footed right-wing beast, Attacking midfielder and more. (Think Arjen Robben and the likes..... #smiles). He'll have an R.B. behind him in most formations... E.g. 4-5-1 system, 4-3-3 system, 4-4-2, 4-2-3-1 etc.

On another hand, in another formation, we could also have an evolving right-back as right-winger. (
E.g. The 3-5-2 system which could also collapse to a 5-3-2 system, the 3-4-3, etc ). Such an "evolved" wingback will have a more withdrawn Wingback behind him as R.B.

We are seeing a rise of super talents across all levels of our football (I also put out a list of rising right-backs on the previous page) and we could utilise "most" of these super talents in various formations. WE DON'T HAVE TO UTILISE ALL THE FORMATIONS IN THE WORLD. WE HAVE OUR CENTRAL FORMATIONS which are the 4-3-3, the 4-4-2 (diamond-style), and the 4-5-1.

We could also imbibe the 4-2-3-1 (a 4-5-1 detailed breakdown), and the 4-1-4-1 (another version of 4-5-1 or 5-4-1. It could also be a subtle kind of 4-3-3 where the two extreme attacking midfielders move futther up and the two central attacking midfielders in front of the DMF fall into the Iniesta-Xavi axis),

This NEW SUPER GOLDEN GENERATION ON THE RISE CAN DO ALL THESE IF WELL HARNESSED.

They can outshine the first super golden generation of 1990-2000 (last decade of the 20th century).

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With coaches like Emmanuel Amuneke (who confounded the world and the fifa technical group of top technical experts with his dynamically evolving soccer style and tactics AND is a product of Spain's soccer philosophy--- he had his coaching badges and Uefa pro-licence qualifications in Spain plus he did star for FC Barcelona and won trophies in only 2 yrs there no thanks to injury), Manu Garba (who is a proponent and mastermind of Africa's first dynamically applied tiki-taka and total football), Samson Siasia (who is a gem for his all-encompassing attacking game with one-two touch football) and a couple of other coaches with an excellence-driven mindset, WE CAN MAKE IT HAPPEN.

#smiles

EXCITING! Icon4s, we need Amuneke on this page. Can you make it happen?

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Family › Re: Kenyan Lovers Trapped During Sex (pic) by joseph1013: 9:52am On Mar 11, 2016

holamiday:
Please i need someone to explain the principle behind this thing. I do not believe in charms or magic. I believe in Science and of course faith.

I'm sure this magun of a thing has an indepth explanation embedded in simple human physiology. It's so mind-boggling.

It's called P€.₦.i.s Captivus. BBC does justice here:

http://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-25827175

Christianity Etc › Re: My Thoughts And Questions About Religion by joseph1013(op): 8:01am On Mar 11, 2016

[b]I THINK I HEAR YOU LORD

Many of the most convinced God-believers rest their belief, not on sophisticated philosophical arguments, but on something much simpler. They believe they hear the voice of God. This is a private voice--other people in the room cannot hear it. It exists only in the believer's mind.

But there is a fatal problem with this "evidence". Millions of people are equally convinced that a wide variety of different gods talk to them. This phenomenon is so ubiquitous that we have to conclude either, that the world is teeming with gods, or the human brain has the ability to manufacture these voices and fool us into believing they come from outside of us, when in reality they come from inside.

So, these believers need a valid way to show that the voices they hear are from the god of Abraham and not from another supernatural source, such as Satan posing as God, and not from deep within their own brains.

I have yet to meet a believer who has a way to determine the real source of the voices they perceive. If they cannot do this, not only should I not believe their claim but neither should they![/b]

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Sports › Re: Super Eagles Of Nigeria Thread: 2017 AFCON Qualifiers. by joseph1013: 7:55am On Mar 11, 2016

TheGoodJoe:

You and this your few hours? Was Iwobi in camp for one day? Did Iwobi do just one training session.

There is not enough time for preparation. So if you think one or two days preparation I not a lot baffles me.

If Coach Siasia prepares a slide and did introduction to his system. The next day they do some passing drills on the system, when the other players come, they will have to start from introduction.
The players who are in camp have an edge, it does not mean that the likes of Leon Balogun might not catch up. They can but the ones in camp understand more what the coaches want.

Just like in the match the Home based Eagles lost to the U23, you here the term, you guys are not playing to instruction.

These are guys who have trained for days with the coach, did passing and combination drills, played a game and won. Yet, they failed to play to instruction.

How can you say the ones in camp understand more what the coach is saying when you say in another breath that the coming players can catch up?

Okay, what do you say to situations where local players come to camp for a month prior to the arrival of their foreign counterparts (like it happens in Keshi's time), yet as soon as the foreign guys come, they are the ones used to prosecute the matches?

What does that say about spending several hours in training to get acquainted with the coach's philosophy?

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Sports › Re: Super Eagles Of Nigeria Thread: 2017 AFCON Qualifiers. by joseph1013: 7:47am On Mar 11, 2016

TheGoodJoe:

Cruyff has criticized Van Gaal's system since Ajax. The two guys do not even agree self. I am not ready to start digging links.

That even recently, Cruyff stopped his work at Ajax because of Edgar Davids support for Van Gaal.

Their styles look similar because of the high possession and high defense line but it is different.

Do he [Johann Cruyff] and Van Gaal share any similarities in their respective football philosophies? “No. Not much. We’re both Dutch and that is always a [shared] basis. But I always think of being in charge of the speed and of the ball. Maybe he knows more than me but I always want control of the ball. When I don’t have control of the ball what do I do? I press to get it back. It’s a way of defending. But more important is that I like to have the ball.”

http://www.theguardian.com/football/2014/sep/12/johan-cruyff-louis-van-gaal-manchester-united

What you are doing are merely diversionary tactics. You have not given me anything of Cruyff criticizing Van Gaal's philosophy at Barca. That was the question.

And see, no two systems in the world are exactly the same. It would seem that Guardiola's philosophy and Luis Enrique's philosophy are the same, but a closer look will show that Enrique has added steel to tiki taka. When we say similar philosophy, most analyst refer to similarity in attack and defence. Both Cruyff and Van Gaal don't get along on a personal note, I know that. That's not what we are talking about. The subject of this discussion is how strikingly different Van Gaal's tactics are different from Cryuff and where you see Cruyff criticize his tactics when he Gaal was at Barca.

I see we are already derailing the thread. Apologies to all forumites.

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Sports › Re: Super Eagles Of Nigeria Thread: 2017 AFCON Qualifiers. by joseph1013: 11:08pm On Mar 10, 2016

TheGoodJoe:

Do you know Johann Cruyff is a big critic of Van Gaal's playing style. If they are so similar, would Cruyff criticise it?

If the players were so perfect for his system, would Van Gaal bring his own players?

Cryuff criticized the philosophy Van Gaal is using at Man Utd, not the one he used at Barca. And it's simple. Man Utd has got average players therefore in a competitive league like EPL, it's very difficult. Van Gaal's philosophy is the way Barca plays. Keep the ball, pass it side to side and wait for mistakes in the defensive formation to make advantage of those opportunities. For this to be successful every player has to be comfortable on the ball.

I will lay this to rest if you can give me links where Cruyff criticized Van Gaal's playing philosophy at Barca.

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Sports › Re: Super Eagles Of Nigeria Thread: 2017 AFCON Qualifiers. by joseph1013: 10:54pm On Mar 10, 2016

TheGoodJoe:

I am saying it is easier for an Iwobi who has worked and trained with Coach Siasia to pick up faster, than a player who has never trained.

I am not saying Iwobi knows and plays Coach Siasia's philosophy inside out. It takes years to master systems. That is why Coach Monday Sinclair gave the two years time table.

And I am saying that's just an excuse which is not support by evidence. Iwobi training for a few hours does not give him a better heads up than a brand new player like Leon Balogun or Ekpolo or Awuzie. We even hear of established players who have to start from scratch to adapt every time they come to camp because every time they return to their clubs, they have to reset their 'brains' to their club's formation.

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Sports › Re: Super Eagles Of Nigeria Thread: 2017 AFCON Qualifiers. by joseph1013: 10:48pm On Mar 10, 2016

TheGoodJoe:
You can win a hundred titles but adaptation to a different philosophy is different. Look at how long it is taking Man United players to adapt. Fans even boo Van Gaal and say he does not know what he is doing.

I think at AZ, Van Gaal finished 13th. The next season, they won the title. That is how effectiveness works.

So you can not say because a team won titles in the past, they will adjust easily to any pattern.

Take the current Barcelona team and see how easily they will adapt to a parked bus system.

It does not work like that. Systems are different and it takes time for teams to blend into it. That is why people shout buy this, buy that. There is more to the game than throwing players on the pitch.

It seems to me like you have no idea that I am a Barca fan and I could reel out the club's history in my sleep. Please tell me how Van Gaal's system of play and philosophy was strikingly different from Cruyff's own that those top players were not able to adapt for many months and how it took Kluivert and co? I will wait.

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Sports › Re: Super Eagles Of Nigeria Thread: 2017 AFCON Qualifiers. by joseph1013: 9:59pm On Mar 10, 2016

TheGoodJoe:

That is not true. When Van Gaal went to Coach Barcelona, the Barca players could not adapt to his philosophy in a short time. He had to sign some of his Ajax players like the De Boer brothers, Kluivert to make the team catch up with his philosophy.

[b]

Are you kidding me? That's preposterous! It wasn't because they didn't adapt to his philosophy. It was because like most coaches, he brought players from his former club, players he believes would be helpful to the new club. Mourinho took Carvalho and Essien to Madrid, and fought to take Lampard and Drogba. Was it because Madrid's stars could not adapt? The same guy had taken Ferreira and Carvalho from his Porto to Chelsea years earlier. Guardiola took Thiago to Bayern. Name a top coach that did not poach (or try to poach) good players from his former team to his present side?

Even if it is true (remember it is not), then you just shot yourself in the foot. You say a great team like Barca that was coached by the legendary Cryuff could not adapt for months to Van Gaal's philosophy. A team with top players such as Pep Guardiola , José Mari Bakero , Txiki Begiristain , Ion Andoni Goikoetxea , Ronald Koeman, Michael Laudrup , Romário, Gheorghe Hagi, and Hristo Stoichkov. A team that won La Liga four times between 1991 and 1994, and won the 1989 European Cup Winners' Cup as well as that of 1992. A team that won the Copa del Rey in 1990, the European Super Cup in 1992 and three Super Cups. A team so great it was called the "Dream Team". You say they couldn't adapt to a coach's philosophy in many months. Yet you're convinced that a few hours of training by a rookie like Iwobi would have made him imbibe Siasia's philosophy.

Can you smell the dichotomy? [/b]

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Sports › Re: Super Eagles Of Nigeria Thread: 2017 AFCON Qualifiers. by joseph1013: 9:09pm On Mar 10, 2016

TheGoodJoe:

Iwobi trained for some days with Coach Siasia and travelled with the team for the match. That is far better than those who do not know anything about Coach Siasia.

Still a few hours of training. No player gets the philosophy of a coach in a few hours.

That players don't know anything about a coach is no excuse. That's why Siasia is a professional coach and the players are professional players. Adapting to change is the nature of the game.

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Sports › Re: Super Eagles Of Nigeria Thread: 2017 AFCON Qualifiers. by joseph1013: 2:33pm On Mar 10, 2016

TheGoodJoe:

You are one funny person. You asked me to point out one player. I did and you are saying I pointed out one person.

Iwobi trained with Coach Siasia with the Olympics team.

Training for a few hours does not mean the player understands the philosophy. Training is quite different from high-intensity pressure-soaked real match environment.

Christianity Etc › Re: My Thoughts And Questions About Religion by joseph1013(op): 2:13pm On Mar 10, 2016

[b]ASKING THE RIGHT QUESTION

I get it. I can see why people believe in gods. Firstly, there is the promise of supernatural help for yourself, your family, your country (even for your football team). There is also the prospect of avoiding an afterlife of eternal agony and gaining unending bliss. And of course, life is so much easier if you avoid hostility and rejection from your family and community.

So I get it--these good things are SO desirable that many people don't worry too much that there is no evidence their god actually exists. There is no need to think to be a god-believer--in fact it's much easier not to.

But what about atheists? What motivates them? Do they enjoy family conflict? Do they prefer to reject the supernatural help on offer? Do they relish the prospect of burning for ever? No, I don't think so. To face all these potential disasters, you really HAVE to think--people rarely become atheists on a whim.

So atheists have to think and theists don't have to...

But, hold on, what about those theists who do think? Why do they continue to believe in a god when there is no evidence? I suggest this is a function of HOW you think. If you start with the question, "How can I justify my belief in God?", you may find plenty of reasons that appear to be adequate.

However, if you start by asking "Can we be sure God is real?" you will be hard pressed to find any evidence at all (although you may find plenty of reasons to doubt it).

Sometimes, the way you ask the question changes the answer.[/b]

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Sports › Re: Super Eagles Of Nigeria Thread: 2017 AFCON Qualifiers. by joseph1013: 11:38am On Mar 10, 2016

forgiveness:
We all know that any coach coming to coach the Super Eagles is/are expected to work with arrays of talented foreign players ready to learn fast and adapt to any coach philosophy or style of play. We saw with Chelsea fc this season and the rest they say is history. So, if a coach says some players playing in the top league can't adapt to his philosophy or style of play then we know he is not ready to coach the Super Eagles. Maybe that is the local coaches mentality.

So, Iheanacho, Iwobi, Onazi, Simon, Moses, Omerue, Oboabano, Chikatara, Fenando Adi, Aaron Samuel, Aminu Umar, Stanley Amuzie, Abdullahi-shehu etc know Siasia's style of play and philosophy? As you can see, these are alot of new bunch of players ignorant of Siasia's philosophy

Siasia even invited a player from portugal second division to the national team over some players and the irony of the whole issue is that the player in question played only 3 matches and saw 43 minutes of football this whole season. Gees! Does this player already knew the philosophy and the style of Siasia?

Gbam! Nothing to add. All I see from the pro-Siasia camp are mere excuses and assumptions. Siasia has his boys. Datsall!

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Webmasters › Re: Domain Name Business; The Easiest & The Most Profitable Online Venture by joseph1013: 8:03pm On Mar 09, 2016

1Dray:
Lol... Then you should be ready to do whatsoever it takes to sell to any group you're hoping to make some money from.

Good. That's why I need practical tips. Prayers and fasting dont do jack!

Practical tips that have worked!

Webmasters › Re: Domain Name Business; The Easiest & The Most Profitable Online Venture by joseph1013: 6:17pm On Mar 09, 2016

1Dray:
Lol... You're not religious, so why are you cybersquatting a supposedly 'religious' organization?

Why do you buy and sell to people who are not affiliated with your religion? It's called business, dude!

Webmasters › Re: Domain Name Business; The Easiest & The Most Profitable Online Venture by joseph1013: 5:10pm On Mar 09, 2016

tranxo:
Fast and pray

I'm not religious.

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