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olasquare22:What of learning curve?. |
ZarZar:The only rule in which there is no exception is that every rule has an exception. I agree there are no absolutes in anything but some things are closer to the truth than others. Actually not interested in the whole thread and the drama therein but this statement to me is very wrong (regardless of how it has become a cliche these days). Always be flexible in your stands, it's an attribute of an intelligent person which I assume you are. Me quoting you tho is a sign you are actually worth quoting in the first place not because I want to call you out for the wrong reasons or be in any spotlight. However, you are free to remind me that it's still none of my business if you're not down with it. |
The problem is thinking there is a list that serves as a formula to determine the right partner. Marry someone that is as screwed up as you and respects you in the most screwed up way he can. Respect is the key word. |
akintom:You said my argument is faulty. Then you went on to explain what you 'think' atheism is because you didn't have a better word for it. For you to say someone's argument is faulty you need to be able to understand every pertinent concept used in the discourse very well before opposing. I replied by defining it better and said you can read more on it to understand my point. And at the end you call that intellectual arrogance. You can do better than that. |
akintom:Atheism IS A BELIEF that God doesn't exist. Whether it's in response to religious beliefs or not, it doesn't change what it is. Kindly read more on Atheism, Theism and Agnosticism please to have a better understanding of my point.
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Niflheim:We have semantic problems here. I didn't focus on any race God. It could be Islam God, Christianity God or Hindu God. God here is used to mean an ultimate supreme being that has unlimited powers and is second to no one. So if Hindu believes eating meat is blasphemy and I do eat it, it doesn't mean I reject their claims. It could also mean until I have facts such claims are true I will continue eating meat. This is a no-brainer. |
donnffd:Hmmmm... Am not too sure you have heard about a null and alternative hypothesis in research. If my research topic is 'investigating the existence of God' and my null hypothesis is saying 'God's existence is false'. The alternative hypothesis will always give a counter claim which is 'God's existence is true'. It's when you have defined that you can arrive at any conclusion in the first place. You rejecting a hypothesis cos it's structure has flaws in it but cannot provide an alternative hypothesis makes you an agnostic not an atheist. Atheists DO NOT BELIEVE GOD EXISTS. Agnostics accept that they do not have the sufficient information to be on any side. So there is a difference. |
Niflheim:I fail to see your point. The analogy of meat and Hinduism has no correlation with what I explained. Something has to be proved 'beyond reasonable doubt' before anyone can belief it to be certain. Pointing out inconsistencies in a belief is proving the existence of a reasonable doubt that such belief isn't true. It doesn't prove anything beyond reasonable doubt. Besides, it beats me how the word humility I used was so much stressed in your counter argument when it wasn't a point in itself. |
Agnosticism makes more sense to me. I am indifferent to any belief. They all just doesn't make any sense. Regardless of how much monuments and population has risen for these things, they all simply make no sense to me. Most of these religion try to give definitions to God with ardent convictions of his pattern of behavior. They are so sure he extols fairness, justice and perfection. They might be right. But then, the inability of these religious theories to validate happenings in the world goes a long way to prove it's inconsistency. If there is a God he must have a strange sense of humor. The atheist folks use these as reasons to validate their belief that he doesn't exist. They oppose the image of an Omniscience, Omnipresent, fair, Good and considerate God that Christians, Muslims etc force down everyone's throat. The facts doesn't show he has been so far. So His existence is certainly false. But then, using that as premise to arrive at such conclusions will mean that a God has to be Good, Just and Fair to all. Everything he does has to be perfect and consistent. How logical can this be? . A God is a God regardless of the moralistic nature of his actions. Afterall, what makes him a God in the first place is his ability to do what he likes. So understanding this point is key. I don't work myself up trying to wonder why we will have a good God and Bad things will keep happening to good people....while hiding his existence and throws people in hell for not believing he exists. Doesn't sound fair. But then it doesn't affect the conclusion that he MIGHT be somewhere but doesn't have enough fvcks to give about us. Except only those he likes of course - 'The chosen people'. The point is nobody is sure of anything. Both the religious and non-religious all have flaws in their arguments. A different school which are made of the agnostics just doesn't care. They are wise enough to not belief anything they cannot prove. The religious folks use a book that it's author is unknown as proof of God's existence but that is just inconceivable and ludicrous. The atheist too are so sure he doesn't exist without any substantial proof to back that up asides picking flaws in the proofs of the religious to arrive at their conclusion. There is humility in accepting that there are some things we don't know. That alone goes a long way to live a life filled with less tension, discrimination and hatred than we have today. Well as for me and other agnostics, we simply choose not to care. |
sapesuper:That's quite a feat. Thanks for the info |
UjSizzle:OK thanks |
Gpeculiar:Thanks. Will be grateful if you can avail me some of the materials you used if you no longer need them |
Who only read study packs and passed skills level without recourse to any tutorial? |
Demand and supply. The excess dosage of care to someone reduces it's value. The so called bad guys are mostly self sufficient emotionally which is a sex.y attribute to most women and they are mostly charismatic. They draw attention to themselves. Maybe Good and Bad are complementary after all. Use both based on the uniqueness of the woman you dealing with. |
godsluvee: |
I don't know if it's just me that have noticed the habit of unnecessary noise making in this country. We just have this flair for polluting everywhere with vocal garbage. If you are not being screamed at by 'Agberos' demanding for money or calling bus stops, you will surely hear the blaring horns of drivers that most times does it for the fun of it. The one that shortens life most is even this loud external speakers of religious institutions. The mosque behind my house wakes me up (whether I like it or not) around 4 a.m. I won't even have much issues if they just call for prayer using the speaker and afterwards use internal mic to conduct their service. But they just won't. From that time you MUST be made to listen to everything!. As if that isn't enough, Christian preachers too will wake you up at their will demanding repentance from you. For crying out loud we are meant to be homo sapiens not primitive apes. If you have a message, direct it to whom it concerns, not disturbing the peace and decorum of others. It's really no coincidence these sort of anomaly is absent among the whites. An average white man prefers an environment of decorum. You can't just be placing speakers anywhere and screaming your beliefs down everyone's ears. The hope is someday Government will look into this. Noise pollution on its own it's a health hazard. It's hard enough to be living in a country with so much hardship, adding noise pollution to it is just unbearable. #Nuffsaid |
ELKHALIFAISIS:who talks like this? |
JerryQ:The grey area is the selling of the bitcoin. which vendors will it be sold to and what is the assurance they will readily buy at the current price? |
Seun:Seun you are not doing enough to sensitize this lost generation who evidently are more enthusiastic about entertainment, celebrities, OAPs and meaningless trends. Threads that have more comments and views are those with inane contents by empty headed youths wasting away on the keyboards of their phones. Though there is little you can do about that but is just a sad evidence of the new low we have debased to as a nation. We are losing it and you know it. Hiding from the limelight in a bid to preserve your brand is professionalism I admit but contributing your own quota in fixing this deplorable mindset of this generation is also your responsibility. The man on the top of the mountain didn't wake up one day and saw himself there. He toiled in blood, tears and sweat to get there. That's the message you should preach to the youths. Sensitize them on the surest path of greatness in any fora or platform you deem fit.There will definitely be few that have ears that will listen. Do more Seun, do more. |
luxanne:The Godfather should ring a bell. |
luxanne:The family by mario puzo |
luxanne:Nah...have been inundated with different reviews and summaries from friends so just felt no point.....#fortheloveofbooks |
queenfav:I can relate with that. #fortheloveofbooks |

well he died cowardly, which kind depression will even push me take my own life, this life way dey sweet me so despite I no get much money, abeg go and meet ur maker and greet my grandma and grandpa for me, tell them say hunger dey 9ja make them come take Buhari along... Failed parental investment.... TUFIAKWA