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BlackAdam65:
that's why the Bible called them the synagogue of Satan.

Lukuluku69:
Evidence that there will be a Judgment Day?
Oh
I got non.

goslowgoslow:
Everybody knows that God is the supreme Spirit.

goslowgoslow:
If they are confused or not that is your headache I am not an atheist. I was only explaining to you what they believe and that is none of my business. Unfortunately comprehension is a problem for a lot of people like you.

goslowgoslow:
You can see that your comment is gibberish and you don't think either. Is God the only spirit being?

goslowgoslow:
While atheist don't believe in God they still have believe is some spiritual things or being.

FxMasterz:
You refused to humble yourself and apologize. Another trait of someone who isn't a. Christian.

God is the One who knows those who are is. So, are you saying that God doesn't appoint any of His own children into the position of authority? God appoints only Satan's children?

joefelin2345:
Don't mind him. Does Orisa worshipping permit one to invade a Radio Station with a gxn as was done in 19... Without Christianity, would he had become literate & exposed to Western Education etc? I beg pack for one side Prof

FxMasterz:
That wasn't an error. It was a false doctrine that was vehemently invalidated by strong Scriptural arguments. You insisted you were right until you were exposed.
Now, tender an unreserved apology to the body of Christ for teaching such a false doctrine. It was on the basis of your continued defence of this false doctrine that I called you a false prophet.
Also, answer my question:
If your organization supports the notion that God appoints rulers as the Bible has said, and they also support what the Bible says regarding them being the ones to administer wrath to wrongdoers. What would they use to administer the wrath?
A. Plenty money
B. Sword
C. Evangelism
D. Beautiful mansion
E. A, C, D
F. None of the above.

CandidSeeker:
Well he was the one interviewed on CNN... not you😉

SpyMaster1:
If the whole point was to support resurrection and judgment, why wait until the final sentence after 12 chapters of skepticism? Why does the Preacher sound so uncertain about the afterlife earlier ("Who knows whether the spirit of man goes upward...?" if he believed in a clear future judgment?

Ayatullah:
Wọle ọmọ Ṣoyinka, at the age of 91, you need no one to tell you that you will soon depart planet earth for the great beyond for an eternal life of Bliss or Damnation.

Ragingthunder:
it will not be well with your god

goslowgoslow:
This is another one that doesn't know the meaning of atheist.

goslowgoslow:
The screenshot below will help you because you obviously don't understand what being an atheist is all about. I don't want to argue with you again, you can do further research yourself. Have a good day.

CandidSeeker:
He made the remark during an interview with Larry Madowo on CNN, where he spoke about his personal beliefs and religious background.

anonymous1759:
America is a Christian country, " In God we trust is their slogan " the crusaders under the roman Catholic Church has killed more than our African tradition let it sink.

dequir:
Look at this man who has been blinded by the wrong doctrines of his own sect, criticising an atheist following the same pathway to gehenna.

anonymous1759:
Come to think of it, America a Christian country has killed over 26 million people that's a Christian country right what about Islam see the radicals we've today.
How many people has our African traditional killed that's evil and fetish.

ekitimanalways:
Some don’t, but others find it relevant to understanding his perspective.

CorperKola:
Is it the God of the old testament he is talking about
He is one of the most violent gods in history, the one that commanded israel to go kill their neighbours and take over their lands several times.
Isreal is still following his lead today

SpyMaster1:
The rhetorical question "Who knows?" strongly suggests uncertainty or doubt about any afterlife where the human spirit survives in a better way. If he believed in a clear resurrection or conscious survival after death, this would be a strange way to express it.
You say he's condemning the idea that "something comes out of us which lives afterwards" and teaching that we simply cease to exist at death. That actually supports the skeptical, almost atheistic tone of the book rather than a religious one. Most of the Bible (especially later Christian teachings) promises some form of afterlife, judgment, and resurrection. But here the Preacher seems to reject easy comfort and says: death is the end for everyone, righteous or not, and we can't know if anything continues.

AntiChristian:
Where was Jesus on Saturday?
I knew he was dead.

StillDtruth:
My church does only deals with reasonable fair people which you do not wish to be so don't worry about it

SpyMaster1:
He even questions the afterlife directly: man and beast have the same fate, same breath, same end. "Who knows whether the spirit of man goes upward or the spirit of the beast goes down?" (Eccl 3:19-21).

FxMasterz:
You said it on this link: https://www.nairaland.com/8596926/too-many-gods-exactly-true/20#139054506
You need to tender an apology, and admit that your theology is full of errors. You must therefore sit down and learn from those of us who have been humble enough to allow the Joy Spirit teach us the mind of God.

Screenshots attached.

SpyMaster1:
The Teacher spends most of the book saying "Vanity of vanities, all is vanity." Everything we chase money, wisdom, pleasure, legacy, even "righteous living" ends the same way: we die, and it's all forgotten.

FxMasterz:
Your error is in saying they're not servants of God even when God's Word says they are.

StillDtruth:
So, your judgement is unfair, unjust and arbitrary just like your group

sonmvayina:
Maybe your ancestors were demon worshippers, mine were not.