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Kobojunkie: ![]() Don't you know our body absorbs protein from the atmosphere through our skin? Nairaland science 101. |
Some ladies wil come and laugh at us now. ![]() Make I hide face.... |
trust a opinions from twitter at your own peril |
Aemmyjah:care to explain? |
The list could be expanded... crazy thing about the world wars, is that scientists were on their A game....Will another war bring about another scientific revolution? |
the guy game must be top notch. 👌 |
Sirtee15 dodging questions left and right.... |
jimmyvic:Hahaha.. kidnapping the rich. |
pansophist:Saw this just now... Especially her second post.
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NL Christians, one of the most toxic group here... Weytin bring una come here again? 🤣 🤣 🤣 |
FRANCISTOWN:✋✋✋ |
SIRTeee15:If only you'd read the text in the images you posted, you'd find that they actually support my post. I answered your Qs.. now answer mine from before. |
pansophist:In addition, it's an an avenue to proclaim that they alone serve a living God. When 99 people out of 100 die, a typical Nigerian goes, "God thank for sparing me." Hence, the incentive to collectively solve the country's problem is not even there. Because, person A believes they serve God better and therefore deserve better things than person B. "God, I will be the head and not the tail" "God, let me be the one to bring my family out of poverty." and so on....... We are already at the level of "You don't need to be the fastest, you just have to out-run the next person" After leadership, we need to wash the brain of every citizen with bleach--brainwash them. |
sukkot:You and who When boys just start to dey tap $$$.... Na bro!!! Unless, you want take care of me and fam. |
Sxyhalima:If he gives his mom half of his salary, then, that's not a strong-willed man, ma. Mums are very good at making you(I mean their sons) feel indebted to them, so they can keep you under their control. From what you say, the guy isn't in control of his own salary. Come on! Plus, he might be good at hiding it, but, from experience, there are times when I wanted to make moves that my mom didn't agree with and ended up not going through with them because that emotional trojan horse still lingers. He could be wise enough to avoid scenarios that cause trouble between you and the mum, but to say, he'll cut off from her for your sake, is day-dreaming. What makes you think he'll abandon his mother he feels made him who he is for you? On your part, why are you bothered about being on good terms with the mum? From what I know, mums are always on the lookout for flaws in their daughter-in-law. I don't really understand why women want to so badly please their mom inlaws. is there some hierarchical shit going on behind the scenes that we, men, are oblivious to? Somebody, educate me, please. Mod: You better up your own emotional manipulation games: 1) Let him know of your concerns and that he should remember that you, alone, have everything to lose if things don't work out along these lines. 2) Don't try to paint the mum in bad light. That always backfires. Instead, exploit his selfishness (it's a man thingy. ), and let him see how troubling it might be for his family (you and the future kids). And, you want him to be at his best, as he is the bedrock of the family.3) Entice him with stuff like "The burden lies on you to break the yolk, and I will be there to support you all the way." 4) "I'm sorry I have to burden you with this, but please, it's a matter that can destroy the whole family if it's not settled. If you want it to be just me and you, fine. We'll see manage." 5) "Let's talk about this in two weeks time." Something in that manner. Just don't paint the mum or his family in bad light. If possible, rope yourself into the drama. You too, come from home with mommy and daddy issues. and you want to cut off too. ![]() It's what I would do anyway. |
Now, this is a clear-cut case of gender inequality!!! |
I really don't know why we as a society haven't normalized sex dolls and masturbation. |
Kobojunkie:Goalpost that was wide open for other people to score 3 points? When my turn reach, she now want to shift it? No na..... The best I can do is guarantee her life-long partnership. If she insists, then she can "bite" the hook of another fisherman. |
Kobojunkie:On J-wagon. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 |
SIRTeee15:Once, Jesus privately asked his apostles, “‘who do you say that I am?’ And Simon Peter answered, ‘You are the Christ, the Son of the living God" (Matthew 16.15-16). Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ” (1 Peter 1.3) “Through him you have come to trust in God, who raised him from the dead and gave him glory, so that your faith and hope are set on God” (v. 21). Some traditionalists cite the last clause in 2 Peter 1.1 to support that Peter believed Jesus was God. Nearly all English Bibles translate it as the New American Standard Bible (NASB) does, which reads, “of our God and Savior, Jesus Christ.” One Person is in view, which calls Jesus “God.” But the King James Version (KJV) reads, “of God and our Savior Jesus Christ.” Two Persons are in view, so that Jesus is not called “God.”Who is the Man behind 2 Peter 1? 2 Peter 1 is the first chapter of the Second Epistle of Peter in the New Testament of the Christian Bible. The author identifies himself as "Simon Peter, a bondservant and apostle of Jesus Christ" and the epistle is traditionally attributed to Peter the Apostle, but some writers argue that it is the work of Peter's followers in Rome between the years 70 and 100. --------------------https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2_Peter_1 |
SIRTeee15:I hope you know that logos can be used in different contexts. So, saying you don't want to discuss John 1:1 which is the only place the logos was used to designate Jesus as a manifestation of God, shocks me. Now let's talk about the Aramaic bible called Targum, the same Aramaic bible used by Jesus in the 1st century AD.Interesting. I did find that the Aramaic bible you speak of were translations done in an attempt to revert the hebrew bible to Aramaic and not the first iterations of the bible as you insinuate. Writing down the targum was initially prohibited; nevertheless, some targumitic writings appeared as early as the middle of the first century AD. They were not recognized as authoritative by the religious leaders. Some subsequent Jewish traditions (beginning with the Babylonian Jews) accepted the written targumim as authoritative translations of the Hebrew scriptures into Aramaic. Today, the common meaning of targum is a written Aramaic translation of the Bible. Only Yemenite Jews continue to use the targumim liturgically. ---https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Targum This aramaic bible use of the word memra stem from the understanding of the Jews belief in what is the word of God. They understand it to be an active force proceeding from God with a life of it's own.In Hebrew, the places you mentioned used "Messenger of God." This is the Christian understanding of TRINITY-The original Christians wouldn't understand what you're saying. They didn't know anything like Trinity. They mostly didn't speak Greek either, and mind you, LOGOS as seen in John 1:1 is purely a hellenized concept. Other instances of Logos tally with the hebrew equivalent of the word except in the case of John 1:1. And this is the same JEWISH belief John wrote about in his gospel by letting us know memra became flesh and dwelt among us.Whoever wrote the book of John must have been schooled in Greek. There's a common consensus that Jesus if he understood Greek, spoke very little of it. The same goes for his disciples. Even though Judea, Galilee, where Jesus was born, was probably bilingual, the Jews generally didn't speak it. Even Josephus, who was learned in Greek, made blunders when he was translating and had to call Romans to assist. Therefore, John, Peter, James, etc couldn't have understood what Logos meant as used in John 1:1. If the Logos was something the Jews where conversant with, then it doesn't make sense that the Jewish preist, the disciples of jesus would doubt his claims, right? You are arguing using the bible as bases of historical event when the bible itself is what we are trying to dissect. It's like using the testimony of an alleged thief to judge a case. No, Sirtee, that's not how arguments are done. Use external sources, please. FYI, there's a difference between biblical scholars and theologians. The latter are not very different from your pastors. If you want clarity, seek the biblical scholars. |
Being on Nairaland is already a good start. Kudos! First, define what you mean by "successful." I want money, or I want to be successful is a very vague statement. Having defined what success means to you, then do a bit of soul searching---in Jesus' words, "Know thyself." You need to identify your strengths and weaknesses. For example, Around 2015, I learned that most people can only study for 25 minutes straight before they begin to lose focus. I thought I was a genius but discovered I'm like most people. By this time, I was in the Uni---300 level specifically. My 200lvl CGPA had dropped from 4.00 to 3.79. Knowing my weakness, I restructured my study technique to fit the 25-minute timeframe and boosted my GPA from 3.25 to 4.5. In fact, scoring A's got boring because it was too easy. Still on "Know Thyself" Do you have a clear understanding of who you are? This is essential because choosing a career based on personality will enrich your life experiences. Doing the opposite will leave you bitter about the profession you're trapped in, like most people. Money is a tool, not your self-worth See money as a tool to garner life experiences and not as a life experience itself. money is plain paper that only has value because two or more people believe in it. It's an abstract thing. Don't base your existence on it. Doing so will send you spiraling down the dreaded dungeons of depression. Finding purpose People with a sense of purpose tend to live more fulfilling lives. However, don't make the mistake of wanting to end world wars. Acknowledge that some things are within your control and others beyond. Do what you can to improve your aspect of life that you have the power to control and leave the rest for "God." If you spot a societal problem that you believe you can fix, please give it a try! Set SMART goals Don't say, "I want to be successful," instead say, "I want to earn Bleep amount by doing the Bleep job working with Bleep factory." Then, build a strategy to achieve your laid-out goals. SMART stands for Specific, measurable, Attainable, Relevant, and time-bound. Any goals you set must satisfy the SMART conditions. Consume Information more than food If there's anything that has saved me in this life, it is the amount of time I spent searching the internet for things like "How to be successful," "How to choose a career," and "What can I do with a biology degree?" and so on. Visit sites like Reddit for tips from the most educated folks on the planet. Read books, watch movies. The genre doesn't matter; just do so to expand your consciousness. Although, know when to 100% focus on work/school. What skills do you have? What natural talents do you have that can be monetized? Writing, Problem solving, Playing with the computer, and so on. Ensure that such skills are marketable. Go on Google and find out what others with similar skills are doing to make money. Money is your self-worth Yes, I know, contradictory! Knowing that money is just a tool doesn't stop others from judging you by your "appearance." People treat you differently based on their perception of your net worth. Therefore, present a demeanor that forces them to treat you with respect. Be intelligently quiet Being slow to speak and slow to anger is a trait that might catapult you to higher places. learn to be reserved but not too reserved. Being too timid will attract bullies. There are times when you put your intelligence or wealth on display. Know when to show off! Very important! Build meaningful relationships Get friends who value you as a person. people who see you as a business acquaintance will only make calculated sacrifices for you. In the future, they'll come back to collect in ten folds. A person who genuinely befriends you will help you in times of need because of friendship and not business. Be good to people. Tip the market women. |
It must be hell, working men of the Nigerian Army. I've never seen anyone that impressed me. All those I've encountered had the demeanor of agberos/bullies/abusers/ that escaped the trenches. |
I don't think I have anyone. I often follow them all. |
JovialJune:It's how bad men, who their virginity cannot be verified, entrap good women. |
I hope this trends on Twitter.. |
SIRTeee15:No, no, no! There's a stark difference between Europe's significant influence on today's Christianity and being the source of Christianity itself. You see, Christianity was no doubt formed by Jewish Christians. However, the doctrines and philosophy of Christianity differ greatly between the early Jews and would be later Gentiles. Even during the times of the disciples, this difference was beautifully portrayed in the book of Galatians(https://www.bibleref.com/Galatians/2/Galatians-2-12.html), where there was a little squabble between Apst. Paul and Peter. You'll also find discrepancies like There's no work without faith , versus all faith without works is useless. The Jewish Christians do not also hold the notion that Jesus was anything remotely close to a deity—even those who did saw Jesus as lesser than Adonai. The Gentiles were the ones who equated Jesus Christ with God and formed the Holy Trinity. Here is an excerpt from Wikipedia on the man who coined the word "Trinity." Take note of the parts I have bolded for you. Hopefully, you see how the influence of one can sway the minds of many. Also, he is of African origin but was raised under the Romanian empire. Therefore, he thinks like a roman. This is very important. Tertullian is often considered an early proponent of the Nicene doctrine, approaching the subject from the standpoint of the Logos doctrine, though he did not state the later doctrine of the immanent Trinity. In his treatise against Praxeas, who taught patripassianism in Rome, he used the words "trinity," "economy" (used in reference to the three persons), "persons," and "substance," maintaining the distinction of the Son from the Father as the unoriginate God, and the Spirit from both the Father and the Son (Adv. Praxeam, xxv). As you can see from the last statement, he first distinguished the persons of the Godhead. This was not derived from biblical scripture but the incorporation of Romanian philosophy into Christianity. The Roman scholars were very philosophical and were at their prime during this era. So, it's no surprise they were trying to make sense of chrisitian mysticsm. Tertullian predated the Nicene creed, of course. In fact, his writings influenced the doctrines of the church fathers who argued against the heresy of Arius. Again, not that the Roman-influenced church fathers were also trying to make sense of Christian mysticism. All these doctrines weren't held by the likes of Peter, James, and early disciples of Christ—even Apst. Paul didn't equate Jesus with God. Note, the books of Hebrews weren't written by Apst. Paul. That's where the Gentile-like philosophy slipped into Judeo-Christianity. I repeat my question in case u pretend not to see itI'm not sure. I had to look this up. I suspect you mean logos in the sense used in John 1:1? Logos is translated from Dabar, which meant "'word', 'talk' or 'thing'" in Hebrew. There's no Jewish concept of Logos in the sense that we use it today. At least, non in the bible bar John 1;1. Probably hellenistic jews? So, no, the Jews didn't know anything called Logos. Logos is entirely an element of Greek philosophy. See below: The Greek philosopher Heraclitus appears to be the first to have used logos to refer to a rational divine intelligence, which today is sometimes referred to in scientific discourse as the "mind of God."The Greek translator, filled with Roman bias, used that bias to translate the Book of John into something it was not meant to be. If you mean logos in the sense that God's ideas come to life, then sure. That's what the writer of John intended. How do Gentiles see Jesus as the Messiah? Do they believe he's the anointed one who will establish the kingdom of God here on earth by defeating Israel's enemies?How would I now? Didn't the gentiles also see Zeus, thor, and so on as gods? The same way. If they believe he's the Messiah prophesied in the Old Testament, then why are they not following the mosaic laws.Anyone can believe anything, Sirtee. It's you who denies the European influence of christianity that should answer this question. Why is there contention btw the Jewish Christians and gentiles regarding FF the law of Moses.Same response as above. Anyway, let me help you small. They have different schools of thought. Incase, you want to mumble up that nonsense about Christ tarnishing the old law, I hope you know that was just Paul's way of getting the Gentiles to join Christianity. The likes of Peter, James, JOhn, etc, never did away with the old testament. Why? The new testament hadn't even being written bruv? ![]() How did Paul present messianic claim of Jesus to the gentiles? What was he anointed for and what is the Kingdom of God he established.I wasn't there to know exactly what Paul preached. However, here's a clue for you: Paul was educated in the ways of the Romans. After all, he was half a Roman citizen, was he not? I don't know what kingdom of God you're talking about. Where is it on the map? I will advise u pick a bible and read the book of acts and Romans then come back to debate me.I am not incentivized to read the bible anymore. It serves no purpose in my life right now other than for arguments. But, I can easily get summaries from Youtube or scholarly dissertations from the likes of Dan Mclean on Tiktok, who's a award-winning bible scholar for the work he's done on tiktok. |
Maynman: Christians and comedy ![]() Unfortunately, the breed of Christians here is very different from those about 9 years ago. Unfortunately, I was but a little kid then... It would have been great going back and forth with Muttleylaff, and the likes now...Even though them too get their own koskos... but, at least those ones where very knowledgable of the bible. Good old days. Used to enjoy reading them.. Especially how they were flowing Sarassin up and down..hahah |
Duyt1798:Na lagos or Kaduna u dey? Your story looks very similar to one i was told last year. Especially the 2m gamble part.. if it were me, nd baby no.3 is still an embryo,... hmmm....... |
Gerrard59:Ah!! Erection don tire you abi😂😂😂 |
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