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The question is if God answers prayers at all? If there's anything like him up in the sky? Kemical23: |
Politics is about understanding how much money the federal government currently have to help every grassroot person in need - and not understanding their emotional needs all the time. |
First and foremost, Prayer is act of communication between God and man. When man prays, it's believed God hears him. But what we don't know, is if God answers. There are many universal laws that show how people can attract things to themselves in form of words, statements or affirmations. The laws of attraction believes - if you affirm positive things in your life, the universe will bring forth those positive things to you. Whether, prayers are the same as laws of attraction, remains unknown. The core issue is: do these affirmations, attractions and prayers work? From a psychological standpoint, affirmations, attractions and prayers are "calming" and "reassuring" antidotes. What this does - they make people feel at peace with their inner selves after making positive affirmation and saying a prayer. What cannot be determined is if, the universe is the cause of the positive feeling afterwards or whether it's just psychological. Many have also believed that, saying negative words, can give equal effects as positive words. There are two types of effects, different words can create - one is "placebo effect": which is created when a positive word becomes comforting internally - and the other is "nocebo effect": which is created when a negative word becomes disturbing internally. Several studies have shown that people recover from illnesses as a result of positive words, and people as well, get sick as a result of negative words being said onto them. Other studies have also shown that, "prayers" have not made any improvement on people seeking God's help - typical of this, was studied at a Hospital in America where sick patients didn't recover even after prayers were conducted on them. The question is if "prayer" is spiritual, universal or psychological? The experiences of people show that prayer could be more psychological than spiritual. For instance, many people get called negative words daily, and these negative words don't affect their lives directly. As well, many people have names of blessings (notable in Nigeria), and still some of these people, have lives that are the complete opposite of the meaning of their names. Does a God truly hear prayers? - Does the universe truly respond to people's wishes? Or is affirmation and prayer just a psychological construct in place of a God? |
One should call such person INEXPERIENCED. At that time, Tinubu was either not knowledgeable nor experienced enough to understand the difficulty, presidents passed through. Also, it was most likely a political-marketing tactic, common with every politician to undermine the effort of opponents, knowing fully well, the difficulty of running a government. So, Tinubu is in the same shoes as his predecessors - and he understands where it hurts now. Even those that will succeed him, including his opponents, will be in the same shoes after. It's politics. Sheuns: |
Even on the football pitch, a good player should follow his "intuition" and not just pass the ball to a nearby player because people are telling him to. Love and respect is not just passing the ball all the time - but passing to the right and most trusted person. Obi cannot do magic with the ball, not to talk of trusting him with it. givedemwotowoto: |
Really? I read your composed article on Tinubu Stockholm Syndrome and it suggest "MALNUTRITION" of his critics. Critics who complain about Tinubu's administration are suffering from MALNUTRITION or are simply indisciplined or impatient. Your article is brilliant - but highlights a need for "magic on stage". That's where the problem is. I'll drop this line: "it's easier said than done". Tinubu came, he saw what he criticized and is yet to conquer. Obi is seeing, talking - and wants to come and conquer. It will be a guiness record if he ever conquers. No Syndrome, no Obi nor Tribal hate here; just intuitive facts. Ofunaofu: |
The difference between Tinubu and Starmer is CONFIDENCE. If a leader is asked to resign, it's because the leader isn't living up to the expectation of the people - but in this case, the leader who resigned just wasn't confident enough in his ability. Tinubu is confident in what he does as a president. A call for Tinubu's resignation isn't feasible because he believes in his administration and the effort put in so far. Those calling for the resignation of Tinubu are Masters of Resignation who endure the kangaroo jump from party to party. To make this brief: if Tinubu cannot fix Nigeria, Obi can't. ### |
What other system of government would you propose? brain54: |
Exploratory Analysis: The socio-economic situation in Nigeria is "fair" compare to the extremely negative description, Nigerians give it. Often when Nigerians say - "Nigeria is bad" or "the government is useless" - it basically points to the same "Nigerians" and these Nigerians make the country called "Nigeria." "Democracy is for the people - by the people - and of the people" - so why are the same Nigerians indirectly condemning themselves? *They are the people receiving democracy. *They are the people voting the leaders and the people holding the offices. *They are the people, the system exist for. The identity of a Nigerian is a common behavior - "disobedient". When a typical Nigerian expects democracy to work, he is essentially excluding himself from the criticism he lashes out on the government. The typical Nigerians may say - the government caused their current behavior - some religious leaders may say the devil is the cause-effect. Some Nigerians would also exclude themselves from the rest of Nigerians they are criticizing - and that's the exact pattern with the rest of the already criticized Nigerians. So far, so good, democracy in Nigeria has been more lenient and more comfortable than any other system of government. If Nigerians don't like the current system of government - then there's a huge guarantee they won't like another system of government that they've been clamoring for. Nigerians love freedom - not bondage. Typical reason why Nigerians will always be Nigerians. If democracy hasn't worked, it's because you are expecting Nigeria to change without any willingness from you to change as well. ### |
In what would become the dream of President Tinubu and the indifference of Obidients - President Tinubu may be re-elected President of Nigeria in the upcoming election next year. . The candidacy of Peter Obi is likely to start on a good note - and likely chances are - his presidential plan for 2027 may not be too feasible towards the beginning of the election - as many predict the current poor party funding machinery and structure of the NDC as a major hurdle compared to the Labour Party's challenges in 2023. However, hope may be renewed for Peter Obi if he joins the Renewed Hope Initiative before the election day. For the sake of national interest of the country - and to make room for a serious political contest between political heavy weights in person of Atiku Abubakar and President Tinubu, we advocate, a healthy and streamlined face-off between Atiku Abubakar and President Tinubu in 2027. Indicators show President Tinubu may receive a certificate of return in 2027, and we suggest that with the credible use of the President's office, His Excellency President Tinubu - that he pacifies Peter Obi with an honorable appointment as the Nigerian Ambassador to the Holy See given his last trip to the Vatican as seen in photos with the President last year. We hope this move solidifies the relationship between the President and the hardworking Aso-seat aspirant in person of Peter Obi. Moving forward, we anticipate Peter Obi can be of service to his country and to the Holy City simultaneously in the next administration of President Tinubu. ### |
Philosophy is complex and it's understandable, if terminologies are made broad or accommodating - which makes it seems you are misunderstood. Nevertheless, these are summaries of my argument: 1. Principles are a collection of orientation, culture, family values - and this collection forms the foundation of rules and certain principles. 2. Conscience is only created after acquiring knowledge. You cannot "know" good or bad without "first" being taught. 3. Humans are born into the world with nothing, and leave with nothing - therefore concepts of truth and morality are learnt environmental traits rather than inherited biological traits. 4. I project my honest opinion about human experience of the everyday man and that's why it feels to you - I project "a lack of moral awareness". 5. There's a saying: Train up a child in the way he should grow, and when he grows old, he wouldn't depart - but at the same time, it's important to know some children have law-abiding traits and rebellious traits as foundational nature. 6. A society with no principles, leads to chaos and at the same time - a society with "differing" principles can be in chaotic situations. For example: Nigeria upholding both Christian and Islamic morals and having to deal with religious and ethnic conflicts. 7. I personally struggle - reconciling my nature with unrealistic, limiting beliefs, extremist rules and principles - and often solicit for laws and principles that are neutral. 8. "Procreation" is a biological order more than it is a moral or biblical order - which ever way "procreation" is done - be it with a sole partner or multiple partners - such act is considered "fair" and given a natural "pass" than a negative judgment in an evolutionary sense. This probably birthed polygamy. 9. And atimes, (for me and those who can relate), we try to "balance" what "we want" with what "society expects" - so in this context, and in many Nigerian contexts, "morality is largely based on fear". For example in Nigeria: Only the Military, seems to be the most respected institution in Nigeria than even the constitution and the religious organizations. 10. My watch word is "honesty" in all ways possible - which you may like to call "principle." I write from an understanding of human society and with practical observation - if guiding principles are so feasible in a complex world of family, tribe, race, religion and biases - then you may want to share your own observation so that people can understand what you are trying to promote better. If you have a realistic observation to share - I'm open for more dialogue - but if you cannot prove the efficiency of "principles" you promote in a world where even family members (basic unit) struggle with their own respective principles together - then I close the argument satisfied and wish you farewell. triplechoice: |
On the contrary, I haven't dodged any question you raised. You may say - I answered them incorrectly or vaguely. As a person, I have principles which I follow as a result of orientation - and not necessarily because I really want to abide by certain rules - there are many people like me. If I propose a principle I should follow without waiting for corrections or being motivated by fear, that principle would be the "principle of conscience" - the feeling of knowing when you're wrong and knowing when to retreat from a bad or sinful act. The concept of principles are results of our consciousness as you mentioned earlier - and you further stated we can't be compared to computers or lions - nevertheless, if a Lion doesn't have a choice than to kill to survive, then it is purely "survival" - which I've been stressing. The fact, humans have never been put in desperate situations, doesn't mean humans do not have "instincts" to kill, steal and compete regardless of conscience. In a lighter situation - no one tells you to eat except your natural urge - but the law or your conscience, tells you to pay your taxes, rent and bills even if you don't want to. As I earlier mentioned, good and bad is recognized and clearly differentiated by laws and principles. You are made "aware" of them because a system exist - not because the system of rules are innate. We humans eat animals that have consciousness - and we kill them to "survive". If you say the animals "don't have consciousness", then you selfishly and subjectively justify your human actions. The people of the world are preys to one another - and because humans are higher animals - they naturally "create" a need to be civil - therefore making societies more habitable - but the concept of principles, is a "secondary development" that has slightly improved the world - and it also, has not changed the world completely for better either - why? Simply because you can't master what you're not born with. The reason why there are series of ongoing war, killings, stealing and religious blasphemy - is because the "core" of human nature is "raw" but consciously, coated with "refinement". The world is already a "big ball" of numerous and complex principles from different schools of thoughts, religion and individuals - yet all these principles, still create confusion in the world today. If you think humans can learn internal mastery of guiding principles - in order to make their world safe and peaceful - then what principles should guide the natural resources of the earth such as the mountains, rocks, water and the earth - to prevent them from creating earthquakes, tsunamis and hurricanes for peaceful existence of humans? You seem too fixated on a "perfect world" without acknowledging the elements beyond human control. This is the intent of my article - to reveal an IMPERFECT WORLD - not the "beautiful dream-world" you think can be memorized in a classroom of perfection - all in the name of INTERNAL MASTERY... Now that I have answered that my principle is conscience - are you ready to admit that your definition of morality is a social construct based on fear and consequences? triplechoice: |
I am going to collapse my last rebuttal to you and neutralize it. I'm starting this argument from this specific rebuttal you've made. Main Argument: In my honest opinion, there's no pre-existing principle guiding human behavior - thus, what people refer to as principles are ideological and not biological. The perspective you see life from is - from the mid-level of "hierarchy of survival", rather than from the foundational level of the hierarchy. As I have shared this idea with a critic before; I want you to know that in the animal kingdom - there's no good or bad - every animal including "humans", have one similar desire - "food". The idea of good and bad is subjective - meaning: the Lion chasing the Deer believes she's doing a "good thing" (trying to get food) - and the Deer escaping believes she's also doing a "good thing" (saving her life). The concept of "bad" becomes subjective when an animal becomes a prey - only the prey would hold onto that belief, not the predator. It's true that some ideologies are birthed by the human nature such as trust, safety and responsibility - but still, they don't dismantle the foundational integrity for human existence which is - "survival". If at all a universal principle must be identified - it would be "Nature". The symptoms of nature which you describe as "reactions" - are therefore, the reason humans seek internal mastery as you stated earlier - and the reason why people create ideologies (principles) to make life, the complete opposite of the "wild". Whilst laws are good for discipline - the foundation (nature) as mentioned, should always inform your moral question of "why are people evil?" Are people evil because they want to - or because they just want to survive? Why can't people do good things genuinely without first responding to fear or correction? The universal principle (nature) - answers all! To re-interate: laws are just applications; humans are the systems. If the system is bad - the application will equally be as bad - or be unsustainable. Look at life from a computer system analogy - let's address the system before asking questions about "principles". "Put the horse before the cart"... triplechoice: |
What exactly proves an "evidence" itself? Is it "human sensing" or "unknown existence"? For the sake of limited human knowledge - and to reduce complexity - it's safer to stick to "human senses" tentatively regardless of its biased nature. One must stand for something at least, in accordance with one's "own" understanding. The people of the world would try to shape you up with their respective ideologies, but your nature will tell you the ideology with which, to align with. |
Hello @ triplechoice! Your two questions appear to use different standards. First: “What principle distinguishes what is not acceptable and what is harmful without saying it depends on the person?” Then later: “What distinguishes what is acceptable and what is harmful?” Those are two different framings, so I’ll address both directly. The distinction I’m making is this: An act may be socially tolerated if it produces limited harm - while a harmful act is one that causes serious damage to individuals or society. For example: flirting may be morally debated depending on context - but it is generally tolerated because it does not automatically produce serious harm Another Example: fraud, abuse or violent acts are treated differently because they create measurable harm and threaten safety, rights or stability. So the difference is not merely whether an act exists as an impulse - because many human impulses are "natural" - but whether the expression of that impulse becomes destructive to others - that is where morality, law, and social order intersect. Upbringing, personality, culture, and environment strongly influence self-control and moral behavior - although no single factor completely determines human conduct. This is also why constitutional law tends to produce more consistent behavioral control than religion alone. Constitutional law operates through visible and immediate enforcement, while religious consequences are often delayed, interpretive or faith-based. So in my view, the deeper principle underneath morality and law is "human nature" itself - because morality, religion, and legal systems only function through human behavior, interpretation, and enforcement. That is the framework behind my argument. If you disagree with any part of it, feel free to address it directly. triplechoice: |
Absolutely! Religion should be treated as an academic discipline rather than a preposterous way of life. viyon02: |
Every worship day, believers match into a space of confinement to seek truth - even though it doesn't seem like it. The acts - which clouds orientation and behaviors of humans, eventually becomes a bridge between peace and war. Many are "Super Stories" with no scientific evidence told by "sleeping beauty prophets" who reveal fictional spirits they claim watch over humans from above - and just like the way wildfire spreads - the message goes across the seven continents till it becomes a declared "Truth". What exactly is "Truth"? Truth is your "UNINFLUENCED-EMOTION" - the feeling you get from within that is free from external control or validation. What ever you believe in, should become your own "Truth". Overtime, Preachers of several messages have influenced the people of the world with their "own" truth - creating multiple ideas in people's minds about reality of life. When should man learn to think for himself? - The day he finds freedom. The secularism of living - brings forth the redemption from religious slavery and ambiguity. In the modern world today, many can live normal lives without having to imbibe ancient rules that can't even fix a Wifi issue in the city of Tokyo. Humans today, are able to coordinate themselves appropriately with applicable rules and systems - which very much are improving their societies. In much extreme parts of the world, particularly Asia and Africa - the inhabitants there cannot draw the line between illusion and earthly reality. World reports indicate the prosperity of secular countries and the socio-economic decline of religiously extreme countries. An average African still thinks in year 2026 that God will fix their political and economic problems. An average Asian still thinks western culture is a taboo and a pollutant in their country. Religion has a way of reducing the IQ of a higher animal. The way a human mind thinks is distorted by the quality of ideas it receives - if you receive religious bigotry, you obviously become a bigot - If you receive secular education, you become existentially intelligent. No war in secular countries - yet series of war and political issues in religious countries - the answer is clear. Humans currently live like a "living computer" - the operator (be it God or Man), decides what software to install in it - if a good program is installed (secularism), the computer would operate effectively - if a bad program/virus is installed, the computer will malfunction. There are lots of malfunctioning humans co-existing with "people of reason" - the difference between both groups are the choices they make. Everyone has the freedom of religion and beliefs - as long as your beliefs are serving a personal purpose and not interfering with other people's beliefs and way of life. In a world that prays for peace - religion is often the second force to natural disasters that triggers earthly unrest. ### |
The concept of "Instinct" and "Ethics" - should be defined as "feelings" for Instinct - and conscience for Ethics. Instinct is a set of traits humans are born with while ethics are the learned traits. When humans act a natural way - they express "nature" - but when humans act in ways different from their nature - they are being ethical. Why do humans do good and bad? Humans do good simply because it's ethical - humans do bad simply because it's human instinct. Which is prevalent "Good" or "Bad"? Bad is prevalent simply because humans have unique codes responsible for their actions. It's impossible to change the DNA of a human - as you can only fine tune it with "ethics". The reason why bad things happen more frequently, isn't the fact that humans love to do bad - but the fact that humans love "personal convenience" and try to encourage others to "support" their supposed "convenient" lifestyle. A second word for personal convenience is "self-centeredness". In a world of humans that continuously seek personal convenience (self-centeredness) - their various personal interests clash - and this leads to "bad" things. Every human believes he is right due to his selfishness - and for this reason and for the sake of diverse human nature - ethics was created to differentiate good from bad, but more importantly - to moderate the affairs of humans. To some extent, ethics have improved human living and to another extent, it has made the same problem unresolved. Man creates laws to regulate fellow men - and in some cases, these laws created, are for the "majority" and not for the "creators" to follow - and the moral question always is: Where is the equality? When God says - "thou shall not kill" - He created that law - but that same law which He created - He never obeyed. The average man will say to fellow spiritual leaders - "practise what you preach." Very often - the "instincts" of law creators always prove to be stronger than their own adherence. Do humans know right from wrong? Humans are fully aware of the difference as a result of proper orientation - but indeed, humans acknowledge their weaknesses which is - "human instincts" and either try to change the existing orientation to suit their nature (personal convenience) - or live in pure hypocrisy by serving two masters - (good & bad). The concept of "bad" itself - is actually a by-product of multiple personalities. If the world permits "one" human on earth - "bad" would be difficult to find - but if an extra human is added to the world - "bad" will be easy to identify and guage. The earth is an abode that constantly seeks peace in turbulence. Therefore, humans created biblical laws in ancient times to control human behavior - as that was the first solution they could discover. Centuries after, humans began to realize the complexity of human existence and created secular laws as a more advanced way to tame humans. It's expected of humans to abide by the laws and do what is right "only". If man disobeys, knowing well he is wrong - he is to be punished for he "knows" right from wrong. The earth requires laws - to create a safe and functional abode for mankind. To use one's selfish act to make the world unbearable for others - one should be made a case before any court of law. In a situation where man's selfish act in no way, contradicts the existing secular laws - he has not committed a crime nor offense - rather he has committed a moral offense - which is outside the constitutional laws - but within biblical laws and customary laws. When man offends society - many condemn such an act and declare him an offender - but what humans subconsciously do, is mix morality with constitutional laws. What parameters should humans use to judge fellow humans - should they be morally judged or constitutionally judged? Humans should be judged by all parameters - but the most Supreme order to judge man's behavior is the Constitutional Laws above all other laws as declared through a consensus. For this - is the reason why humans become immoral - for not all immorality is condemned by constitutional laws. Indeed, humans must be ethical in all ways but the appreciation of human nature brings diversity to the world. ### |
The only policeman put in place to watch over human behavior is the law that science put in place - and not the religious laws man put in place. Both types of law, try to fix society (GOOD THING!), but one is more realistic than the other. triplechoice: |
Hello Triplechoice! First: It's good to know you agree with me on some points and you don't agree on some points - and I will address what you don't agree on. The world is a big ball of multiple personalities - and in a nutshell, these personalities create the need for "survival" - please take note. Humans are higher animals with a nature that is thicker than water. You've cited a gap in the article which is: "not proffering a solution" - yes indeed, a solution wasn't suggested to address man's urges - because many readers are aware of discipline, punishment and other forms of control but many are not aware that what they call "sin" is actually a "natural instinct" - therefore, leading to heavy emphasis on the problem (Worship The Devil), than the solution. Another point you raised is on adultery, corruption and lying - and you made it clear that they don't mean "survival". While you disagree on that, you should know that morality is not the absolute benchmark of this world. Adultery is completely normal in a lawless and less aware society - but when awareness arrives, it's considered "sin"- but the act of adultery is obedience in the eyes of nature - the difference now is that, humans have been preprogrammed to think away from that primitive thought even though it still happens in the modern day society. Humans live in a complicated world where being modest, civil or morally right is not fully appreciated. Education has helped condition the human experience to some extent - where people are taught to do what's right. Nevertheless, we speak most of the time about our conscious interactions with the world whereas, 50% or more of the time, humans that try to be morally right in a conscious way actually, cheat, lie, bribe and fornicate "unconsciously". Humans make daily improvements to live better lives through religious worship, therapy, fitness, meditation and self-restraint - which is essential if one wants a peaceful and civil society - but largely many improvements humans make, are "surface-improvements" which become temporary - allowing therefore, the true nature to continue showing regardless. The nature of man is larger than man himself - if it were the opposite - then man would live forever. If humans feel an impulse to sin and control it - it still never removes the underlying impulse - for the impulse itself is "functional". For example: the preacher says "keep your body till your are one" - this is a restraining order not to sin before marriage - and you're capable of obeying the order - but deep down your soul, you know you're doing a huge injustice to yourself - you can feel it through "urges" and "desperation" - but you've chosen the path of obedience. Many obedient fellows have defied the laws of medical science to obey scriptural laws - and for some - when they grow to a certain age, they begin to pay for it as a result of their rigid spiritual beliefs as you call it. There's no life standard that hasn't got advantages and disadvantages. Now to your moral question on lying: "Lying is not acceptable" Versus "lying is harmful" = UNACCEPTABLE in all laws - however, the degree of a lie determines the situation of the "lie" - for example; If one lies against his best friend that's "unacceptable" - but if one lies to a point of criminal accusation - then that will obviously lead to "harm" - because that accused person may spend the rest of his/her life in jail. The same above formula applies to impulse. The article simply encourages what is realistically "good" for human living and tries to discourage going against your personal will as a human to live. Note: Everything called "bad" in life isn't always "bad" for if everything is bad there will be always be problems - and if everything is "good", there will always be problems... it's a logic for you to solve! triplechoice: |
The concept of free-will remains a balanced approach - where you don't lean too much to the left or too much to the right. A perfect life is everyone's achievement - but the biggest lesson everybody gets at the end is IMPERFECTION. Live life on your choices but don't expect so much! Cheers! ### MaxInDHouse: |
Would I be correct to say Jesus was just an influential man in the Biblical days - and not necessarily a son of God - but rather the "son of God" statement was just a title exaggerative people gave him just to please him (they knew he wasn't) - and people began believing for real that he's a son of God when it's physically and universally not realistic? MaxInDHouse: |
So let me re-interpret this with my scientific mind in lay-man terms: "Jesus came into this world in human form but was "assumed" a spirit possessed by a human body - After he died, his followers "dreamed" of him appearing to them at night high above the sky and he promised them he will come again in a dream to them". This my interpretation above is more realistic. MaxInDHouse: |
Probably I have read it and missed the point. Nevertheless, I'm safe to assume, Jesus Christ of Nazareth was 100% "no different" from a current pastor of today or a current magician on stage today. Therefore, people should realize that they worship a "man". MaxInDHouse: |
They often say - "If they don't get him out through the front door, they will get him out through the back door". Nigeria's Oval office is only for two regions. |
Does a spiritual Jesus exist? - where is he now? Interesting philosophy on riches and service of the people to God. I can't argue with your philosophy, for it's true to you. What I would argue with is telling stories of spirits that are so detached from a highly physical world. You go out everyday and you don't see brooms or pots flying high in the sky. I want to seek proof that your religion is natural as the earth in "all" ways - and not in a way that a common man would think you're insane. MaxInDHouse: |
Christianity in the B.C period, is just like politics where the people expect so much from leaders and get disappointed. By the way, I'm curious to know Jesus. I want to know why he was so slow to impress the people - is it because he was 100% human with limitations and not a superman at all? You just mentioned here, that God wanted to show his miracles because some worshipped demons - that's why I'm asking what miracles can God or his anointed men possibly do - or is God and His anointed persons in the bible physically inclined with zero spiritual powers? I want to be clear on whether people worship a 100% theorical God - or a 50% theorical/50% superpower God. . MaxInDHouse: |
I want to know if you keep records of your faith the same way writers in the bible kept records of Christianity - that's by the way. The question here: If man achieves wealth through HARD-WORK - can such man use his "Hard Earned" wealth to help the needy? If so, What will be the reward of the "Hard-working" wealthy man for his kind gesture? MaxInDHouse: |
Interesting insight! Practically, miracles were reserved for the "chosen ones" in Israel - and seized to exist after Jesus's rejection - Hmm! The Golden Question is why they rejected him? *Was Jesus rejected because he was a fake magician? *Was Jesus rejected because the people were not blind? *Was Jesus rejected because he was a public nuisance? If one ask a true believer for a miracle from God and doesn't "demand" - and God promises to show his miracles through such believer or - better still, by Himself - what magical stunt could God possibly pull off in 21century that since last happened in 1st century? And please don't mention people's daily physical experiences and testimonies as your God's miracles... MaxInDHouse: |
Who are the richest JW members in 2026 and state their networth in dollars or naira? MaxInDHouse: |