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Romance › Re: 17 Qualities My Future Wife Should Have by Maamin(m): 7:23am On Sep 14, 2016
Op I like this your wife specs. But only heaven can throw someone like that down for you..and last time I checked they have stop throwing such type of wives grin
Romance › Re: Romance Novels…the Effects On Girls Who Read Them By Scotfree by Maamin(m): 7:09am On Sep 14, 2016
Nice post Op, why didn't u complete it here na! embarassed
Romance › Re: Lovely Photo Shot That Got Me Thinking by Maamin(m): 7:00am On Sep 14, 2016
Vinshu:
These cheap attention-seeking stunts called pre-wedding shoots.

The woman's size though.
Stop hating, they look cute in those pr-wedding photos
Romance › Re: Please HELP!!! by Maamin(m): 6:58am On Sep 14, 2016
Reading this story with a pinch of salt...wetin even concern me sef. grin
Romance › Re: My First Sex Experience With My Boyfriend by Maamin(m): 6:53am On Sep 14, 2016
Great!

Christianity Etc › Re: Teresa Mcbain; From 20 years as Christian Minister To Full Atheist, Her Story by Maamin(m):
Well this things are bound to happen...just another Christian 180 degrees from the truth..you got to admit she is on a straight path but in the wrong direction grin
Romance › Re: Lady Throws Herself Under A Train, Commits Suicide After Break-up With Boyfriend by Maamin(m): 7:37pm On Sep 12, 2016
Wow! Could this be love in the train? grin
Christianity Etc › Re: Jesus Is Just A False Christ by Maamin(m): 3:14am On Aug 04, 2016
Another publicity stunt to defame the name of Christ and Christianity..don't you atheist ever get tired? grin
Christianity Etc › Re: I Am Shocked Beyond Words! Christians Why? by Maamin(m): 3:49am On Aug 03, 2016
raphieMontella:
crawl back to bed...i tot u'd never wake up...
Ye crawl back..u need a sound sleep.
P.s.
Is that all? undecided
Can u please move your worthless self out of the way so I can go back to bed, I thought you have something reasonable to say. cheesy
Christianity Etc › Re: I Am Shocked Beyond Words! Christians Why? by Maamin(m): 3:24am On Aug 02, 2016
raphieMontella:
ure is a more worthless hypothesis...not even a fact
Another worthless opinion..
Christianity Etc › Re: I Am Shocked Beyond Words! Christians Why? by Maamin(m): 8:24pm On Jul 31, 2016
Cyberclint:
huh huh I said the fact
Yes, the useless fact cool
Christianity Etc › Re: I Am Shocked Beyond Words! Christians Why? by Maamin(m): 6:19pm On Jul 31, 2016
Cyberclint:
Miracles don't happen.
Jehovah is not God.
Prayers don't work.
Just like your opinion about Miracles, God and Prayers, is also useless undecided
Christianity Etc › Re: The Story Of Melchizedek by Maamin(m): 6:52am On Jul 31, 2016
LordCenturion:
U mean rubbish?, guy u have a long way to go,


Read this in other for the lights to come upon ur darkness



https://www.nairaland.com/2938907/doctrine-ufos
Thanks! but no thanks!
Christianity Etc › Re: Is LUCIFER Truly The Name Of SATAN??? by Maamin(m): 11:45pm On Jul 30, 2016
His name is Heylel..that is the Hebrew translation of Lucifer. Just like the poster above me said the verse is talking about an angelic being rather than one earthly king.
Christianity Etc › Re: MUST READ: Perfect Explanation To Why God Does "EVIL" by Maamin(m): 10:54pm On Jul 30, 2016
Ayam loving this thread.. grin
Christianity Etc › Re: Pastor Fails To Resurrect After Telling People To Bury Him Alive by Maamin(m): 4:44pm On Jul 30, 2016
If this story is true then it is just as laughable as a stand up comedy show grin
Christianity Etc › Re: Muslims Cries Out “we Are Tired Of Islamic Religion” We Need Jesus (message Of P by Maamin(m): 11:09am On Jul 30, 2016
Plappvillemoi:
How do you mean? The historical enemity that always leeds to violence between shia and sunni is caused by who? undecided

Sunni and shia Muslims differ in rituals and interpretation of the Islamic law. Thats why they kill themselves. Who is the cause then?
Don't mind his deluded mind grin
Christianity Etc › Re: The Story Of Melchizedek by Maamin(m): 12:01am On Jul 30, 2016
[s]
otemanuduno:
Melchizedek was actually killed by Faulkin(Jesus) millions of years ago.

Motus 23:1- 25


CHAPTER TWENTY-THREE
1. Now Gibeon trembled when it had heard of the conquest of Yeshua and his people. And Tamir, the counsellor of the king of the land said, the god of our land has left us for many years now and he did not return. And the images of him which we made has never saved us since the day we have made it.
2. And when the homos of Makkedah came against us in those days, they overwhelmed us, though they were few in number. And the image of Hinana our god did not save us from the hands of the people of Makkedah, even after sacrificing our virgins for it.
3. Now O king, I shall give you my counsel, and who shall know if it shall save us from the hands of the people of Yacob? My advice is this, O king, let us bake bread with no yeast and make jewelries with the common things. And let some homos of our land go dressed like they are from a far away distance from Jerusalem. Now these shall go with the big unleavened bread, which shall look dry to the eyes. And they shall put on the ornaments made of basest things.
4.Now we shall see if the people shall be able to redeem our land from the hands of the people of Yacob. Now the king accepted and the people of Gibeon came to the people of Yacob, saying, we have heard you fame; how your lord God is with you. Now we have come to serve your God.
5. Now let your God also be our God and let your people be our people also. Now Yeshua asked, saying, where do you come from? And the people said, we are as far as the land of Makka and Abrahama our god testified to us that it is in Yacob that the real God of the universe shall be found.
6. Now the people of Gibeon demanded of Yeshua, saying, because we are one, shall we not request of a peace treaty from our lord? And Yeshua made a treaty with them, saying, inasmuch as you are accepting our God as your God also, we swear this day to spare your land of all the lands around us.
7. And only your land and the land of Philistia shall we not destroy, because we have made a covenant with you. Is Esau not also a land we have marked for destruction, but because he is our brother have we spared it until a time the inhabitant of it shall do to us like Egypt did also to us.
8. Now when Melchizedek, king of Salem heard that Gibeon had made league with Yacob, he tore his cloth and buried his face in the sand. Then he said, now is our strength reduced this day. Did we not think that Gibeon shall lead the war against this people? Now they are joined with Yacob. What now shall we do, O elders of Jerusalem?
9. Now a wise homo among the chiefs of the land said, O king, listen to my advice and it shall do us good. Now let us destroy Gibeon quickly, so that they which shall battle with us in that day should be reduced. For if we leave Gibeon to remain until that day of battle, they shall join force with Yacob and conquer us easily.
10. Now Melchizedek saw that the advice was good. And he sent for the the four kings of Amori, saying, let us unite together to defeat Gibeon, so that they shall not be joined to the people of Yacob at the day of war.
11. Now among the people in the court of Melchizedek was a homo who was of the origin of Gibeon. And this homo went to his land by night to tell it to his people. And when they have heard it, they sent to the people of Yacob, saying all the kings of Amori are coming after us to destroy us. Will you not help us, O Yacob?"
12. Now when Yeshua heard it, he prepared his men of war and confronted the people. And they fled to Bethhiran and Azekah and to Makkedah where there were caves. But Yeshua pursued them and killed them all.
13. Now when the sun began to move towards the west to set, the homo of Yeshua began to lose the battle, because they were not familiar with the places. And the people of Amori began to defeat them. And Yeshua remembered a magia which he had been taught by his father. And Yeshua made it appear as though the sun was beaming its light still, for he made the lights which were not seen to appear for their use.
14. And Yeshua also made large fire and put them everywhere to help them see. And they defeated the five kings of Amori. Now Yeshua said unto the people, our God is he who fights for us. I am a man like you all are.
15. Melchizedek have we hanged, cutting off his palms and neck. Keder king of Lachish have we done the same unto. And also Benath, the king of Egloni and Faro the king of Hebron. And also all their anakims we have destroyed. Yet this is the power of our God. Now you shall worship him and reverence him forever.
16. Now Yeshua also destroyed all the inhabitants of Makkelah and Gezer and Kadesh and Gaza. But only Gibeon did he spare because he had promised them to spare it.
17. Now Yeshua, after he had completed the destruction of the people, he returned to his home and found not Asherah his wife. And Yeshua began to seek for his wife. Then it was told him, saying, did Ashtaroth one of the winged homo not come to take her by force?
18. Sincerely, he is in his land with your wife at the moment. And Yeshua said, is Ashtaroth yet alive? Did I not see him on the holy hill of my father when he was fighting for Largas? Truly I saw him and Beelzebub also, fighting against Satan my father.
19. Now Yeshua said, now let us go into that which you call his land and destroy it. Then I shall take Asherah my wife back. Now when Yeshua led the people to the land, he saw that Asherah and Ashtaroth were about to seal an everlasting covenant, saying, our marriage shall be forever. And you shall bear my name while I shall bear your name also, for we are one henceforth.
20. Now they sealed the covenant with blood and drank it. Now Yeshua could not stop them, because they had many anakims before them to hinder Yeshua from getting to them to stop the covenant.
21. Now Yeshua said, Ashtaroth, what have you done? And Ashtaroth said, I see that you are occupied in destroying the lands of others while you left your own undefended. And I took Asherah your wife by force and brought her to my land to make her my wife forever.
22. Now the covenant has been sealed and it can never be broken forever. Now Yeshua was enraged. And he began to fight with Ashtaroth. And Yeshua said, I am born but you are made. I shall destroy you the same way I did to Melchizedek king of Salem and Semihazah and all the anakims who have ever been against me.
23. Then Ashtaroth laughed and said, if you destroy me, shall your wife's life not also depart? For I have bound my soul with her soul and the day that I die shall she also die. And if I live forever, she shall live forever also.
24. And when Yeshua heard this, he was moved to tears. And Yeshua said, O Asherah, why have you made me powerless before my enemy today? This thing I cannot do, to kill you by my own hands. And Yeshua took Ashtaroth and captured him to his people.
25. And they also destroyed the land of Ashtaroth and all the little towns around it.
[/s]

What a rubbish grin
Christianity Etc › Re: The Tree Of Knowledge: Cause Of Freewill? by Maamin(m): 10:39pm On Jul 29, 2016
0ubenji:
*repercussion*..

Being mandated to eat fruits of evry tree in a garden aside one particular tree is not an expression of freewill, sinx thrz a condition not to eat fruit of one particular tree..
U can't invite me to a buffet to eat and drink any food being served except one nd tel me "I'm free to eat anything"..what if wat u dnt want me to eat is what I actually want?
Then u've hampered my freewill..give dat a tot..
This is a debate of the contextual application of the "freewill" term to the event of man's downfall..
Examine d scenario genesis illustrated and the actual meaning of freewill...they don't correlate..
Man never had freewill b4 eating that fruit..
Now, speaking of repercussion(as in ur comment)..if the repercussion of the choice Adam nd Eve made was influenced by God(as genesis put it), as read in the book of Genesis that God cursed dem afterwards..then he neva gave dem freewill in the actual sense as u try to put..nah..
The bible paints us a picture of Adam and Eve as haven disobeyed God..
U can only disobey an order/decree/command..but u can never disobey what u've been given FREEWILL to do..
Thanks for the correction in the place of my bad spelling of "repercussion" though it happens sometimes where some spellings eludes us. wink

Your understanding of freewill baffles me..let's say u have your freewill to decide to wake up one faithful day and pounce on ur parent but you are not doing this, why? Because you know the repercussion that will follow which is 'curse(s)' but you still decided to go ahead and do so bringing upon yourself curse. Will you still consider your parent compromising your expression of your freewill ?

Now, been given freewill does not mean orders and commandment or conditions can't be given as well. But in as much as the freewill (right to either obey or disobey ) solely and wholely belongs to Adam and Eve.

Same way the right to dish out (reward or punishment ) belongs to the order and commandment giver in the person of (God)

Henceforth, freewill still implies that you have the will to either be good or bad person in which both choices you are bound to make attracts either reward or punishment because a condition is given (in the case of Adam and Eve)

Note: this does not overrule their freewill because it is their choice to make.

I might not answer you again..shalom aleikhem!
Christianity Etc › Re: 20 Muslim Inventions That Shaped Our World by Maamin(m): 9:43pm On Jul 29, 2016
crusadistic:
[s]Go and argue with the historians who term it Islamic civilization. There is also reason they say western civilization and not xtian[/s]
Rubbish

Christianity Etc › Re: The Tree Of Knowledge: Cause Of Freewill? by Maamin(m): 12:27pm On Jul 29, 2016
0ubenji:
God bless u so much for pointing out that flaw in my illustration..I actually missed the part where a condition was attached to a supposed Freewill..
I appreciate ur angle..it even helps me reiterate the fact that Freewill was non-existent as at then, atleast not with the clause.
No! you got it wrong. Freewill has nothing to do with condition, it is not attached to any condition whatsoever, but rather it is the choices (good or bad) that you make which has a repacaution..hope you get that?
Christianity Etc › Re: 20 Muslim Inventions That Shaped Our World by Maamin(m): 5:22pm On Jul 28, 2016
When Arabs invent it is termed as Muslim inventions in islam. When Arabs bomb and terrorise it is to be disregarded as muslims or Islamic. Kontinu lying and being dishonest @op

..making devil to be pouring more of his hard earned costly kerosine inside ur own awaiting special fire in hell.
Christianity Etc › Re: The Tree Of Knowledge: Cause Of Freewill? by Maamin(m): 4:18pm On Jul 28, 2016
0ubenji:
Bro..I key into ur idea..but the question is why was GOD angry with dem upon eating the fruit if they had FREEWILL..
This FREEWILL term is stronger than we imagine oo..
---

I like illustrations a lot, it helps me bring out points in the simplest possible way..
If a babe tells u dat u're free to touch her anywhere u want..then u proceed to grab her Boobs, she slaps u afterwards(yet she gave u freewill with her body earlier)..
She said it was freewill, but her reaction says odawise..that, my bro is DECEPTION.
It's like giving som1 a blank cheque and get angry when the person writes a ridiculously high amount on it...is it nt funny?

Givin som1 FREEWILL means they r at liberty of their choices and whatever consequences therafter. It means u dnt av a sentimental stake in the virtue of their choice(i.e you're to reserve ur objections, if any). If u take an action upon dem as regards the choice dey made. You actually dint gv dem freewill..u merely tested them.
My friend your illustration has flaw. While God told Adam and Eve to eat all fruits in the garden except..your illustration only says "all her body part" without "exception."
Christianity Etc › Re: The Tree Of Knowledge: Cause Of Freewill? by Maamin(m): 1:41pm On Jul 28, 2016
Xiadnat:
Being awhile brah. Whats shaking?

Shalom. Shavua tov. smiley
Yea its been a while, nothing much dear..been busy. How is you?

Toda cool
Christianity Etc › Re: The Tree Of Knowledge: Cause Of Freewill? by Maamin(m): 4:32am On Jul 26, 2016
Xiadnat:
This guy has said it. Free will was there tree or not tree. The tree was given merely for Adam and Even to exercise their free will. And, so they did. And here we are.
Yes and here we are crying over spilled milk..but not to worry, Yashua is come to set things straight grin

Barakha Xiadnat
Christianity Etc › Re: Quick Question For Christians by Maamin(m): 12:27pm On Jul 24, 2016
Op, ignore all the posters above..God is infinite and he is the origin of creation, of our universe..he is the big bang that happened before time began. cool
Christianity Etc › Re: Could Prophet Mohammed Truly Be A God-sent? Pix by Maamin(m): 2:09pm On Jul 18, 2016
drkells:
Hahaha laughs hahaha what a big fool or say comical daft, hey dude there are thousands of intellect and scholars here, Joe for Joseph ko ,muyiwa for mohammed ni...#u better convert to xtianity like i do after seeing the light and stop living in lies and brainwashed Islamic sys...
[Bible - John 14:26]
Jesus, the son of Mary, said, "A
messenger will come after me, named
Ahmad." [Holy Quran 61:6]
The chief priests and Levites asked John
the Baptist, "If you are not the Christ
(Messiah), and not Elijah - are you THAT
Prophet?" [Bible - John 1:20]
When the chief priests and Levites asked
John the Baptist who he was, they asked
him in a very strange way. First they
questioned him as to whether or not he was
the anticipated "Messiah" [Christ in Koine
Greek]. He was not the "Messiah" that
had hoped for. Next they asked if he was
the prophet Elijah and again he tells
them, "No." Now comes the really strange
part. Finally, they asked him if he is
"That Prophet?"
Are you Christ? - [No]
Are you Elijah? - [No]
Are you THAT Prophet? - [No]
What did they mean by "That Prophet?"
We of course, know who the "Christ" is.
After all, Christians should know that
"Christ" is merely a shortened form of the
Koine Greek word "christos," intended to
mean the Hebrew word "Messiah."
The Jews of two thousand years ago were
definitely looking for the Messiah, who it
was foretold in their books, would come
and lead them to victory over their
oppressors and thus gain for them mastery
over this world. They were much oppressed
under Roman domination and even their
own Jewish kings were seen as nothing
more than puppets or agents for the
disbelievers. Certainly, they would have
been most happy to see someone come on
the scene who would defeat their Roman
masters and slave drivers.
Then the priests and Levites asked John the
Baptist if he might be the prophet Elijah,
returning back after hundreds of years
being away. There was the notion amongst
them that Elijah would come back. But
again, John the Baptist is denying he is
Elijah.
Then, who is he? They wonder at this man
living out in the desert and forsaking
wealth and luxury and fasting, avoiding
the material attractions of life.
Again, they ask John the Baptist who he
is. "Are you THAT Prophet?" And one more
time he denies being "THAT Prophet," but
then he does tell them about someone who
will come after him soon, whom he claims
he is not worthy to even unlace his shoes.
However, this does not answer the
question, "Who were they expecting
besides the Messiah?" Could it be they
were looking for someone like Muhammad?
(Could be)
Who is THAT Prophet? -
Keep reading and learn who "That
Prophet" is and what other proofs can be
discovered within the Holy texts to
support this idea.
For centuries Muslims have believed Jesus,
peace and blessings be upon him, was
"THAT Prophet" mentioned in these words
of the Gospel of John. The Quran states
one of the important features of Jesus'
mission was to give the "bashir" or 'glad
tidings' of the coming of the Prophet
Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon
him. During his short missionary career
that lasted not more than three years, and
which was overshadowed by the hostile
attitude of his own people, Jesus gave
them the good news of Ahmad , (one of the
forms of "Muhammad"wink the last messenger
of God, who would perfect the divine
teaching both in theory and in practice.
The Quran mentions that, Jesus says:
"O Children of Israel! I am the messenger
of Allah {Almighty God} (sent) to you,
confirming the Law (Torah or Old
Testament) before me, and giving glad
tidings of a messenger to come after me,
whose name shall be Ahmad."
[Holy Quran 61:6]
The Quran gives the name as Ahmad, one of
several ways to say Muhammad's name.
Just as we have in English the name
Joseph, and often use a shorter form such
as "Joe" or the familiar form, "Joey," and
other names like "Jonathan" which
becomes "John"; "Jack" or "Johnny", so in
the same way we find Arabic has similar
forms for a name. Muhammad, Ahmad and
Hamad are a few of the names originating
from the root word, "hamd" (meaning
'praise) in Arabic, and can be understood
as "The one who praises (God)"; "the
praised one"; "praising"; etc.
Abdullah Yusuf Ali in his translation of
the meanings of the Quran to English, he
states, "Ahmad or Muhammad, the Praised
One is a translation of the Koine Greek
word Periclytos. In the present gospel of
John 14:16, 15:26 and 16:7, the Greek
word Paracletos is translated in the NIV
as Comforter. Paracletos can mean an
Advocate, or "one called to the help of
another", "a kind friend." Muhammad,
peace and blessings be upon him, was
known from birth as one who brought
comfort and reconciliation to family,
friends and strangers alike, especially in
bringing together the ties
The bolded cracked me up grin
Christianity Etc › Re: Who Created Darkness? by Maamin(m): 2:36am On Jul 09, 2016
jammyrock:
Go and read your bible very well. From the account of creation, darkness was not created.

We only see there that darkness covered the whole earth.
From the account of creation, meteorites was not created.

We only realized that meteorites was also in space
Christianity Etc › Re: Who Created Darkness? by Maamin(m): 9:03pm On Jul 08, 2016
dblackninja:
Why is he wrong? Please help us with the answer.
Answer is right above
Christianity Etc › Re: Who Created Darkness? by Maamin(m): 8:35pm On Jul 08, 2016
Isaiah 45: 5-7 .
[5] I am the Lord, and there is none else, there is no God beside me: I girded thee, though thou hast not known me:
[6] That they may know from the rising of the sun, and from the west, that there is none beside me. I am the Lord , and there is none else.
[7] I form the light, and [size=14pt]create darkness[/size]: I make peace, and create evil: I the Lord do all these things
Christianity Etc › Re: Who Created Darkness? by Maamin(m): 8:19pm On Jul 08, 2016
CyberEBOLA:
The creator of God created darkness.
Wrong! undecided
Islam › Re: Muslim: How Is It Possible For Jesus To Live As A Human Being In Heaven? by Maamin(m):
Patiently waiting for them Muslim apologetics to come and defend flesh and blood Eesah in al jannah grin

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