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Uyi Iredia: I don't get what you mean by to who ?o.k. See it this way: If the Space had always existed prior existence, in what form/state had it been existing hitherto to necessitate your hypothesis of self-feat? What's the correlation/difference in its primordial state(pre-creationism) and its post-primordial state(now)? |
Uyi Iredia: I don't think God petty to bother over names, if He was, we couldn't cuss His name and would be shut up a la Neo on initially meeting Agent Smith. That said, it usually denotes things with lesser or no intelligence which God isn't. But fair enough, it shows neutrality which humans lack.no, you're wrong. Lexically though. The pronoun 'his' is masculine and as such unapt for an unspecific thing. 'It' is right. It's the neutre gender and apt for your description of God(i.e. space). You know this well, albeit you cunningly and connotatively disregarded the rules to the extent of rudely capitalising the 'him', wherefore the relics of your primordial romance with theism emblazoned. |
Uyi Iredia: The same way scientists prove consciousness is merely the workings of the brain. Do you know how ?and btw, that analogy ain't smart one. The brain is an organ of the body. It is substantive. The space is not. |
Uyi Iredia: The same way scientists prove consciousness is merely the workings of the brain. Do you know how ?no. I am no scientist. Tell me please. |
Uyi Iredia: which willed reality into being as a testament of Himself...to who? (remember you claim it's INFINITE)To what end?(if it meant not interfering afterwards creation) |
Uyi Iredia: which Uyi Iredia: Himselfyou meant ITSELF right? |
Uyi Iredia: I hold God to be omnipresent and omnipotent, eternal and infinite, non-contingent conscious intelligence which willed reality into being as a testament of Himself.really? So, how can you prove to me that the Space(God) I see around me often is a conscious intelligence? |
Uyi Iredia: Yes. As a deist, I do believe in the Biblical God in certain respectsthen I'll prefer to call you a 'moderate/mixed/renegade deist'. Going by the stony fact that the founding proponents of deism(like Edward Herbert, Charles Blount, Thomas Chubb...et al.) furily and fervidly opposed the then prevailing orthodoxy, with an unsparing critical particularity on Christianity(foremost) and the Jewish traditions. |
lupey: He's everywhere at the same time! Beat that!!!imagine! He was there when the Serpent was beguiling the Woman, yet did nothing....minutes later, reappeared and started forming ignorance of the matter. Chei! Dis una God na correct crook o! |
Arosa: The interesting thing about God is nobody really knows him.Yet he expects us to know him...smh 4 God! |
Victoriousvic: His love for mankind.you mean the same love he had for Adam and Eve, yet allowed that motherfûcker Serpent to ruin their peace? The same love he had for man, yet deployed uncle Devil to the world inhabited by the same man, knowing full well that it costs him nil sec to obliterate the Devil's existence? The same love he had for man that he chose to abide in heaven, living kingly and used our own heads as his footstools, in eternal slavery? I swear: if na dis kind love my papa/gf get for me, i for don slaughter dem tey tey! Shio! |
joe4christ: See how people are busy painting God as a monster who is always in the verge of casting souls...Your God is worse than mere monster...it's a monstrous, bestial, traitorous, treacherous MuMu! |
[quote author=#me@]an atheist? Hmm, remmbr wen u nd nairalane used to spice up OAU Admission thread den in 2010[/quote]that religious hound! Met him a few times at OAU. And you, how come you know me quite a bit? |
zaza1: ...the homosexual will most likely go to hellsharaap there! Hell is fiction! You ain't been there! |
Ada Nri1: The world is coming to an end. Reminds me of W B Yeats poem, "the second coming"; Turning and turning in the widening gyre! Hardly are those words out When a vast image out of Spiritus Mundi Troubles my sight: somewhere in sands of the desert A shape with lion body and the head of a man, A gaze blank and pitiless as the sun, Is moving its slow thighs, while all about it Reel shadows of the indignant desert birds. The darkness drops again; but now I know That twenty centuries of stony sleep Were vexed to nightmare by a rocking cradle, And what rough beast, its hour come round at last, Slouches towards Bethlehem to be born? |
engrfcuksmtin:this |
scantee: Oya mode FP i need to achieve ma long awaited dream today.smh... |
REALITY101: Ok if that make your miserable life better!oya, efira yin sile, efira yin sile, efira yin sile! |
Ferdinandu: Obi should have been in this match earlierseconded! |
Who owns the golden goal ![]() |
Olajumokeibk: Guy, dem send u to me. Go cry ur cry abeg.we're on the same side though....smiles§§§ |
I giggle for Giggs.... |
Chelsea and handball....poor them! |
Hand ball thingz.... |
Olajumokeibk: What a natural insult!...deserved of a gambler. |
Olajumokeibk: *heart beating fast*na Jesus hala you to gamble? Smh! |
Very lovely jokes...keep it rolling dude! |
Chigozie1984: No man shall sleep with another man.in your own religion, right? |
NBA urges ASUU not to end strike 2013-08-22 00:00:08 The Ikeja branch of the Nigerian Bar Association has urged the Academic Staff Union of Universities not to end its ongoing strike which started on July 1, 2013 unless its demands are met by the Federal Government. Chairman of the branch, Mr. Monday Ubani, at a press briefing in Lagos on Wednesday, said the union should stick to its demands to avoid the need for embarking on another round of strike action in few months time. The demands of the university teachers include the N87bn which the Federal Government agreed to pay to them in 2009 as arrears of their earned allowances. Ubani, while fielding questions from journalists, said, "I will like ASUU not to call off the strike for now so that this issue can be addressed once and for all. "They should not renege on the agreement and call off the strike only to embark on another one again in the next few months." Ubani, who addressed the press alongside other members of his executive council, said the strike was a blow to the educational system and that it was caused by the Federal Government's misplaced priorities. He said, "We are confused with the priorities of this government. While they said they have no money to rescue our educational sector, they are busy buying another jet to add to the fleet jet already owned by the Presidency and organising jamboree of high class women in Abuja with millions of naira." mobile.punchng.com/output.php?link=http://www.punchng.com/news/nba-urges-ASUU-not-to-end-strike/ I am in full support of this! |
yuzedo: [size=18pt]LETS NAME NAMES!!you start first! |


