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Politics › Re: Scrap 36 States Now —anyaoku by Kay17: 8:05pm On Nov 30, 2009
donjon:
I hope you realise i'm entitled to my opinion, & i do have reasons.
That man is a traitor & should be hanged or shot dead! Imagine having the guts to come out publicly to say he voted against his country?
(2) according to me, reducing the 36 states to six regions will only increase corruption drastically!
Today 36 men + 1 president are responsible for most of nigeria, & we cannot monitor them effectively!
What will happen when itz just 6 powerfull men + 1 president? Chaos!
the igbos will break away, Niger deltans will continue to suffer while a few so called chiefs like that bastard, edwin clark & co make deals with oil companies, yorubas will do alright, but i wonder what will happen to the north?
you have a flawed sense of patriotism! abacha, a mass murderer in the same class with Hitler and Stalin; shuld not be supported by any means rather ousted by a revolution.
Christianity Etc › Re: Where Was God During The Rwandan Genocide ? by Kay17: 8:01pm On Nov 30, 2009
@ my last post i meant to say atheists do not arrive at their conclusions under the illusion of belief.
Christianity Etc › Re: Where Was God During The Rwandan Genocide ? by Kay17: 7:46pm On Nov 30, 2009
aletheia:
Be coherent. Present your response to this: "An atheist, to be consistently assured that his belief is accurate, must also claim to be omniscient, for there always exists the possibility of the existence of God outside his knowledge" I await your response.
you have no ground because religion is based entirely on belief, not on facts or consistent to empirical explanation; thus we are not in the same boat because atheist do arrive at their conclusions under the illusion of belief. such beliefs range from paganism to Islam (Christianity inclusive).These beliefs are inconsistent with one another and involve bizarre stories. Bible explanations to phenomena are proven to be wrong, therefore, you cannot claim that my appeal to logic is wrong or that as long it does not grant me an omniscient status, renders me incapable of explaining the phenomena surrounding me.  As long as its a belief, its a characteristic you share with pagans and muslims. they are simply imaginations which just come out of your head.
Christianity Etc › Re: Where Was God During The Rwandan Genocide ? by Kay17: 7:05pm On Nov 30, 2009
adenykie:
God was there at that time and he saw them and he needed them at that particular time bc he created them so stop quering God before he calls you too.
he needed them to be slaughtered? oh! that was purpose, and you? i will be there at your of need and deliver you from evil
Christianity Etc › Re: Discovering Your Purpose For Living by Kay17: 2:00pm On Nov 30, 2009
what was the purpose of adam and eve. since everyting on earth is superficial, culd one's purpose is to be rich? or be the sexiest girl in her village? what purpose if everyone's aim is to reach heaven.
Christianity Etc › Re: Where Was God During The Rwandan Genocide ? by Kay17: 10:29am On Nov 30, 2009
aletheia, what is this? wats the difference btw you and a pagan or a muslim? then wat tough questions of life? its people of your kind CANNOT grapple with death thus spin myths about it; cannot realize that life has no divine purpose to be rich or be the strongest man in your village.
Christianity Etc › Re: Where Was God During The Rwandan Genocide ? by Kay17: 10:14am On Nov 30, 2009
aletheia:
@Kay17
Really? Give me a break. Atheism is the refuge of those who cannot grapple with the tough questions of life. I flirted with atheism when I was about 14 or 15 yrs and even then I realized what an unsustainable proposition it was considering the weight of evidence against it.
You asked Where was God During The Rwandan Genocide? I have given an answer in an earlier post "He was present". Instead of presenting your arguments as to the flaws in that answer, you retreat to the accusation of childhood indoctrination. I believe you are being intellectually dishonest, deliberately muddying the waters of this discourse because you really have no logically sound rebuttal to that answer. Only a dogma to which you are emotionally attached.
Consider this point Mr "Atheist": An atheist, to be consistently assured that his belief is accurate, must also claim to be omniscient, for there always exists the possibility of the existence of God outside his knowledge". Respond to that. It seems all the atheists on this forum have been deviously avoiding this point which I raised earlier.
aletheia, what is this? wats the difference btw you and a pagan or a muslim? then wat tough questions of life? its people of ur kind grapple with death thus spin myths about it; cannot realize that life has no divine purpose to rich or be the strongest man in your village.
Politics › Re: Ndiigbo & Biafrans: Time To Properly Honour Our Dead Heroes In Biafra by Kay17: 9:00pm On Nov 29, 2009
honour a lost war? fpr surrenderin to agents of genocide? let sleepin dogs lie.
Christianity Etc › Re: Where Was God During The Rwandan Genocide ? by Kay17: 5:02pm On Nov 29, 2009
alethiea n co are mere products of childhood indoctrination. thats why its is impossible for them to produce logically sound arguments proving the existence of their God. other species of this kind are muslims, hindus, pagans. they individually are strongly convicted that their religion is the one and only, poor minds. sad
Islam › Re: Minarets To Go In Switzerland! by Kay17: 4:39pm On Nov 29, 2009
its not about the persecution of muslims, but an effort to maintain a delicate balance of peace in now multiethnic and multireligious switzerland. the european constitutional court banned the public display of the cross. with the nature of islam, this minarets become a seperate community with laws and codes of conduct that contrary to general laws and customs. thus creates unnecessary suspicion.
Politics › Re: Lagos Citizens To Have State Identity Card In 2010 - Fashola by Kay17: 2:41pm On Nov 29, 2009
babapupa:
^^^ Utter rubbish. The writer must think states are federal parastatals or local governments. He/she is in dire need of some crash course on Nigerian system of government and basic social studies.


You are a resident of where you live, work, shit and pay taxes and if not, you're a non resident, meaning you are not entitled to state benefits and you're free to go back to where ever you live, work, shit and pay taxes, they owe you same sets of benefits the Lagos state governments offers it's residents.

I know the state is chartering new and uncharted waters in Nigeria because the federal government and other states have been sleeping and still sleeping, they have no clue per their arrogated obligations and rights as a state/s. To a lot of them, the federal government is still the alpha and omega, the beginning and end of everything.

Fashola is obviously laying the foundation for a sane, credible and prosperous society, the society the federal government don't give a hoot about and have zero or no interest in. Only a stupid and incompetent state government folds it's hands and take cues from useless and inept federal government.

The way I see it and hate or like him, Fashola is the main catalyst for change and meaningful government in Nigeria and states all over the country ought to borrow and use his template.


An for my own good and sanity, I'll ignore most of the dumb and Ignorant talk in the article,
why this blind faith? for God's sake this idiotic govnor has no respect for the constitution, why classify harmless defenceless poor invalids as public nusiance. The constitution clearly states that nigerian citizens are free to move and own property in any state of the federation. thus, why does fashola want to use this id mechanism to restrict and control movement of nigerian citizens. probably his next harebrain scheme is purge the state of all non-indigenes. this move is an unnecessary step backwards.
Politics › Re: Spreading Rumors That Our President Is Dead Is Unpatriotic And Ungodly by Kay17: 3:46pm On Nov 28, 2009
the stupid man shuld resign since he physically and mentally incapable of carryin out his duties. a responsible president wuld know that its at the detriment of the nation for it to have a sick head. he constantly delayed solutions to crises at home, if  he is too selfish to resign then he shuld die.        angry
Christianity Etc › Re: Where Was God During The Rwandan Genocide ? by Kay17: 2:48pm On Nov 28, 2009
santanovva:
yes, where was God during the Rwandan genocide?Where was God during September 11 attack in the US?let me come home, where was God during the Nigerian Civil war?Where was God during the Oke-Afa bomb blast mishap in Lagos, and lastly, where was God when his beloved son Jesus hung on the cross of calvary, naked,battered and bleeding? I do not have answers to others, except the last question.

Though Jesus was God's beloved and only begotten son, God allowed him to go through unimaginable pain and anguish. was God wicked (it pleased the Lord to bruise him,Isaiah 53:10)?God's ways are mysterious, his wisdom is unsearchable. He gave up Jesus, made him go through HELL to gain his beloved creation :MAN(you, me,him, she,atheists inclusive!)

Sometimes,( good things happen to bad people and )bad things happen to good people.Does it mean that God is an unrighteous and wicked judge?NO! "the righteous perishes and no one takes it to heart;merciful men are taken away while no one considers that the righteous is taken away from evil (Isaiah 57:1).God is the all-knowing, omniscient God who oversees the affairs of man. sometimes we do not(and can not) understand the reasons for his actions and inactions!)but the fact remains that He is merciful,gracious(ask the atheists!)and good.

God is sovereign, He has veto power and He is unquestionable.He decides who lives and who dies, who rises and who falls;who wins and who loses and sometimes, He just watches as evil takes on good,giving us the opportunity to exercise our freewill either on the side of good or on the side of evil. But at the "end of the day", Good will triumph over Evil.

Its not easy being God, putting up with criticism from fools (Psalm 14:1) without utilizing the rod of correction (even if its just a little supper-knock!)[/b]have you read and pondered on [b]Ola Rotimi's the gods are not to blame, you could learn a lesson or two from the play
were is love, prosperity, freedom, heaven, etc; promised if we walk his Way? were is the shepherd to protect the lambs and sheep? didn't he promise all these, then what u talkin about?
Christianity Etc › Re: Where Was God During The Rwandan Genocide ? by Kay17: 11:59am On Nov 28, 2009
aletheia:
That RELIGION makes people's judgement downright unhealthy is not evidence for the non-existence of god. Atheists are in a difficult position. An atheist is one who claims there is no god; a most difficult proposition to defend. An atheist, to be consistently assured that his belief is accurate, must also claim to be omniscient, for there always exists the possibility of the existence of god outside his knowledge. And considering the fact that most people would claim to possess only an infinitely small fraction of all the knowledge in the universe, the odds of god existing outside of one's knowledge are high.
The answer to the question of where god was during the genocide is quite straightforward. He was there or he wasn't there. But like I wrote earlier, the question is simply a straw man set up for the purpose of being knocked down. If you are consistent to your position as an atheist then simply present evidence that god doesn't exist and let it go at that or admit that you are actually agnostic. The question "Where Was God During The Rwanda Genocide" implies;
1. God exists
2. He either aware or unaware of the situation
3. If he was aware, why did he not act to stop it?
a simple question, were is HE? is he hiding? the onus is on you.
Politics › Re: Lagos Citizens To Have State Identity Card In 2010 - Fashola by Kay17: 11:45am On Nov 28, 2009
sjeezy8:
some of the dumbest comments ever

eko o ni baje
u wuld be such an idiot to believe that these ids wuld be for development and prosperity. apart from dat, those without an id wuld what? Not worthy to benefit from these upcoming development.
Christianity Etc › Re: Where Was God During The Rwandan Genocide ? by Kay17: 10:21am On Nov 28, 2009
i'm shocked that the only means to prove your God is an irrational, senseless explanation of childbirth. its a shame!
Christianity Etc › Re: Where Was God During The Rwandan Genocide ? by Kay17: 7:26pm On Nov 27, 2009
aletheia:
Hello all, I'm new to this thread but I 'd like to point out to Tudor and all the "atheists" in the house that instead of asking where god was during the Rwandan Genocide, it would better to present your evidence as to the non-existence of god. To ask where god was:
1. Implies that you "believe" god exists; a contradiction of your avowed atheism. Or
2. The question is a "straw man" which you have set up for the purpose of knocking down with your arguments.
Either way, your cause is better served by presenting your evidence for the non-existence of god.
since you insist God exists and is lovin, caring and concerned. also an omnimax, then why wuld HE turn his back on those helpless victims who whose singular fault was born a tutsi. and was that time to excuse the free will of others?
Politics › Re: Lagos Citizens To Have State Identity Card In 2010 - Fashola by Kay17: 5:34pm On Nov 27, 2009
wats that old fool up to? re we in a communist state were we to be labelled, classified and packaged. deprivin people of their right to property(a guarantee of democracy). this time the ids wuld be used to segregate and isolate targets for ethnic discrimination, that plagued nigeria all this years. afterall, i thought we were all nigerians.
Culture › Re: Where Are My Ijebu People ? by Kay17: 5:14pm On Nov 27, 2009
i think in the 21st century, ethnic affiliation are detrimental to modern day's aspirations and unnecessary friction for conflicts.
Romance › Re: What Matters Most To you In A Relationship? by Kay17: 6:45pm On Nov 07, 2009
Cash, fast rides are prerequisite in true relationship.
Christianity Etc › Where Is The Heaven? by Kay17(op): 3:40am On Nov 06, 2009
Hey Elijah rode on a blazing chariot to heaven, Jesus Christ ascended into heaven but Gagarin went up and saw no heaven, what happened to the heaven,
Christianity Etc › Re: Lust In Church by Kay17: 3:16am On Nov 06, 2009
Obelomo:
I had have a crush on someone in the church before, but just a little bit. Now I have a big crush on someone, which he used to too, anytime I am there he would look at me for long, but now he doesn't. Although I know he is trying to avoid me, but one time we had eye contact I did not even say hi. My question is what should i do?
it is called love too. the christian faith promotes the idea of sharing and expressing love. a warm response is required from you.
Christianity Etc › A Third Option:earth. by Kay17(op): 1:40am On Nov 02, 2009
Why do people want to go to heaven? is because they love to sing praises forever or wanting to avoid hell.so consider this: if there was a third option of earth without its characteristic evils but with its peculiar fun and enjoyment. WHERE WOULD YOU GO?
Christianity Etc › Did The Tower Of Babel Threaten God's Heaven. by Kay17(op): 8:27pm On Oct 09, 2009
i ve always bein wonderin how high the tower of babel was, that God feel somewhat threatened, that He had to cast confusion amongst the builders.
Politics › Re: Petition Against District 9's Appalling Caricature Of Nigerians by Kay17: 8:21pm On Oct 09, 2009
its unfortunate that blomkamp failed to see things thru ur lens that nigeria is perfect country which permits freedom of speech and tolerates criticism, that there are no witchcraft practising cannibals, no thugs, no prostitutes.
Politics › Re: Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA) military training (pics) by Kay17: 7:56pm On Oct 09, 2009
no wonder liberian ragtag kids disgrace our troops in combat after this is how the officers spend their time, after all, u cant blame them. the nigerian army is truly another failed institution.
Politics › Re: Is Gambari Suitable For The Niger Delta Summit Chairman's Job by Kay17: 7:37pm On Oct 09, 2009
of course in nigeria, his experience and qualification will be dismissed. the most considered quality is his ethnic background. sad sad
Politics › Re: Nigeria ’ll Collapse 2013 - Massob - Says Biafra, Oduduwa, Arewa ’ll Emerge by Kay17: 6:05pm On Oct 09, 2009
nonsense nonsense talk. yeah right like biafra will be a perfect or even better state than nigeria, ethnic minorities issues will still plague them, poverty, corruption because i dont see reasonable, democratic, and well-seasoned leaders. just a means to gain power.
Politics › Re: Barack Obama Wins Nobel Price For Peace by Kay17: 5:56pm On Oct 09, 2009
its means nothin. Gorbachev got it for settin off a process that dismantled soviet union, likewise Obama is gettin it for diminishin US power.
Christianity Etc › Re: 'ardi,' Oldest Human Ancestor, Unveiled by Kay17: 7:52pm On Oct 04, 2009
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Krayola:
@ mantraa. . . i was just goin to make a post regarding that eye stuff but I had to delete it because I was too rude in the post and couldn't control myself. The arrogance of this person somehow manages to dwarf his/her ignorance. How can someone spew such nonsense so confidently, while pouring insults on anyone who disagrees?
in the perpetual conflict btw religion and science over questions regardin the phenonem of our existence and world around us, religion has always bein a soreful loser because its answers it gives are subject to bigotry, vain pride, ignorance and dogma. the same struggle galileo faced.

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