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alutacontinua: Actually, i believe to know if a man is stingy or not, you don't have to test how much he gives you as pocket money, it's as simple as watching how much he enjoys giving to people in need around him. If he cannot willingly give out money to his friend who is in dire need when he can afford it,
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[quote author=mizzocho.cinco]I have been dating my boyfriend for 4months now and since men play the role of a provider when is the right time to ask him for rent money, or should i move in with him to save him the trouble?[/quote]SMH in derision~~~it's evident you need education!
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Jarus: In Islam, we are told it's a test.By virtue of common sense and logic, test comes as a result of uncertainty. This simple fact is formidable enough to disprove your God's omnipotence. An omni Super Power needs not test its works/subjects....guess it's a ruse all the way! |
Davo93: My brother, since you admit strike has very dangerous effects on our education, then why proposing injuries on our sores. I still propose a 'strategic dialogue'. I so much have a huge believe in its effectiveness.Just a question: why does every country own an army? At least, the ICJ and other courts are there to adjudicate on conflicts, while employing all possible manners of 'strategic dialogue'. Or are soldiers trained in dialogue or war? Going by your line of thought, we could as well say that we don't need soldiers, police and other special forces in the world, because their official deeds have a dangerous effects on the polity. Subscribe to logic and see thoughts swayed from infantile petulance.
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Davo93: @Lord Babs; Your choice of words are too strong... You can make your positions known without insulting anyone. Please try and work on that.Sheer misrepresentation. First, you don't teach me diction, ok? Second, I don't remember insulting anybody; reread my posts. Third, sequence of dialogue had been herein before adopted by the warring party futilely. Court action is demonstrably an appeal to dissuasion and time wasting(coming from a Barrister in training). Hence, the invalidity of the sententious write-up. Time betrays me...I would dwell more for reaffirmation. |
wild child: A government signed an agreement in 2009 and has decided not to implement it for the past four years after so much dialogues and warning strikes...please tell me what ASUU should do?commit suicide ![]() |
Layolaw: true talk! there should be other way of drawing governmt attentionlike in this ongoing imbroglio: give just one other way.... |
Lilaex: Wat is a better approach? Dialogue for 800yrs? Wit dis kind of corrupt government..!Are you minding the clownish write-up? Even an industrial nationwide strike becomes almost immune to the Nigerian Government, let alone dialogue, which hitherto, had burgeoned the government's deliberative table. Besides, framing Strike as 'archaic' is hypothetically crucifying and subjugating the expediencies of RADICALISM, since the subject matter is one of the fulcra of radicalism. And by the way, it's only a mischievous f00l or ignoramus that will say Nigeria needs no holistic metamorphosis! |
Agbo lives in Calabar, he is 8 years old.... And his counterpart, Simbi. Also, Owie, the flute player...that arrogant son of a b-itch! Evergreen tales! @Op, the reminiscence is adorable! |
" Jane had sent her two younger brothers on an errand, just a way of sending them out of the house to be able to carry out the abominable [b]act.[/b].." Silly and irresponsible adjective. What is abominable in suicide? Nonsense! |
All the Marijuanists in the house, like this post! ![]() |
AdimGreat: 3 posts and it's already on fp...mods una well done obeats me too upon discovery. The mods are really doing well ![]() |
Fourth to comment! It's not easy o! Gotta improve next time. ![]() Skelewu mode ![]() |
ITbomb: I thought they meant BANG-ABLE ACTRESSESI am the per.vert that liked your post! |
Uyi Iredia: It isn't. I might as well trash it out here and so sharpen my thoughts on this. I hold it to be valid given the following axioms: yawns ....Bottom line= The space is not conscious of its consciousness; it is logically unfeasible! Thus begs the question: why call the space God? Because of its non-causality-understandable, otherwise, critically unlawful! |
Uyi Iredia: For that, I must recourse to our argument wherein I asserted God to be the space we (and all material things) are in, adding a consciousness to it, which, naturally, you rejected:BASED ON INVALIDITY! |
[quote author=fresh_dude]Invalid and unsound argument.[/quote]Prove it! |
Uyi Iredia: Given laws of Nature which bar such, such laws of Nature consciously deigned by doGHow? |
Eseries: THE SUPERNATURAL EXIST.....! Full stop!And how would you define "supernatural"? |
Kay 17: 1. An intelligent computer can not create itself nor its intelligence.A counter-querry could be WHY? I.e. why can't an intelligent computer create itself? |
bad meat: The fool will say in his HEART that there is [b][/b] |
The foremost intelligent response to the Ops question is: What/who is God? It is necessarily prudent to be mindful of the multitudinous conception of the subject matter like someone put below. Judas2013: Yahweh,Obatala,shongo,oya,asu ,aye lala, yemoja which one? |
salt 1: Being an atheist is very depressing.Sharaap there! Are u an atheist? Speak for yourself hound! |
[quote author=abouqi][/quote]A fool says in his heart there is God!! |
abouqi: Whenever you see Moses, ask him what happened to him when he attempted to see God.I thought the bible says Moses was buried by God, that no man knew his tomb. You are really one confused hound! |
Uyi Iredia: what happens to consciousness when a human body fails?haven't you heard of the human soul? Some say therein lies the human consciousness and that the soul does not die but reincarnates in some way. Mine logical guess is that for cosmic consciousness to die, humanity, infinity, eternity and other existential matters(like energy, atoms...) that manifest consciousness in varying estates have to die too. And that is one way too far from possibility, i believe. |
[quote author=waldigit ]Stop struggling with what is outside ur control,face reality...[/quote]like you kept on struggling, hassling, haggling, hustling, jostling, giggling, flexing and fretting for that which is outside your control! Do u even know the meaning of 'reality'. You really should know the idea of God is practically outside the walls of reality. Reality is not assumed, imagined or speculated...it is evident. Matter is evident. Pain and joy are evident. Theism and atheism are evident. God is not evident! It's you that need to wake up to reality! |
Uyi Iredia: Sure, if you hit my head or affect a part of my brain an aspect of my consciousness is affected.Need I say(although i'm no doctor) that: THE HUMAN BRAIN IS NOT CONSCIOUS OF ITSELF(NO ORGAN OF THE BODY IS), BUT MIGHT EMIT/TRANSMIT CONSCIOUSNESS TO THE REST OF THE BODY(I guess through its cells). Yep! Sounds funny? It's like a car engine, without which the car has no life(i.e. no activity); and withwhich the car regains life(activity) if properly activated. It doesn't mean the car engine possesses life(in this case, consciousness of its own). The engine just won't act in vacuum; it has to be powered into consciousness(activity)by something else, in this case a car. And like I said earlier, consciousness never dies! It can only transit to another realm/form/state....as in energy stuffs. As such, if a man dies, he is relieved of his consciousness, even in the presence of his brain, which is now consequently inactive. Likewise the case of a car...when it stops activity: the car engine remains there. Now, the main incongruity in the analogy of the BRAIN and the SPACE is that the former is tangible and material, while the latter is intangible and nonmaterial. |
Uyi Iredia: is consciousness material or immaterial ?I really do not have the luxury to elongate this matter, because I don't know where to begin. But succinctly: You need to distinguish the way you define things/concepts linguistically and technically. In simpler notes: the Space(God in your term) exists...agreed. And it is somewhat nonmaterial, in its entire incorporeity. Consciousness(awareness/perception/knowledge), on its own, also exists...but manifested ONLY in Deeds/Acts. Expressed differently, funny but existentially undebatable, Consciousness doesn't manifest in Vacuum. It necessarily abhors vacuum. Space exists but unconscious of itself. Consciousness is not equal to Space, as you yourself agreed that Space=nothingness. While lack of consciousness=nothingness. (check your dictionary please). It has nothing to do with the term 'existence', because 'nothingness' is also part of existence. So by the fore, if God=Space, and Space=nothingness(lack of consciousness), then deductively, God=nothingness. Which is where I stand atheistically....that whatever God is, it is nothing recognizable or affective to believe in, conceive or worst still worship. Moreover, technically, I believe Consciousness cannot die! It is infinite and eternal. And this implies that it couldn't have in anytime manifested in vacuum. Meaning it has always existed either in the open or subtle company of something/someone. So if there is anything worthy of the term 'God', it is the Cosmic Consciousness(knowledge-the Chief Good...as professed by some philosophers)...that which paradoxically is unconscious of its natural self. Hence, I give no hoot if your warped deistic belief deifies the Space, but I will logically, to the best of my little knowledge, debunk any ascription/betrothal of consciousness thereto. |
Uyi Iredia: I see. How then do you believe space exists since there is no evidence to substantiate it ? BTW do you agree that space is immaterial, infinite, eternal and omnipresent ?See, my problem with your stance is not whether the space is immaterial, eternal or omnipresent. It is in your ascription of Consciousness to space, in the bid to justify your theory. Now answer this: would you ascribe Consciousness to the brain, as an organ of the body? |

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