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9jatriot:Honestly, millions of Nigerians would be ready to give out coordinates of important places and important informations for just chicken change, and I wouldn't blame them because our politicians has taught them that with money, any body can be bribed. That being said, igbos would even do it for free, and I don't blame them either . |
Ibtxxo:Is her father late? Does she have an elder brother or an uncle? Let them go and pay for her mom's bride price; if they don't have the money, you can borrow or dash them. That's if you think your wife to be is worth the sacrifice, or you move on to another woman. I presume her father is/was broke to not have paid for her wife's bride price. Nawa Sha |
Juliet Ibrahim or Luchy Donalds |
Felimax:You see what I've been telling you. Go and protest against it now, before its late. Look for like minds, sure they must be around. https://www.nairaland.com/8581566/anioma-youths-protesting-join-south |
Dogalmighty17:Wike structure is gone. Wike structure is in PDP, now Rivers is APC. |
Mattswaggz:I’ve already explained the scientific angle behind the flood story countless times(Rising sea level worldwide, post ice-age floods, which are scientifically proven) I can’t manufacture a laboratory experiment for an event recorded through ancient oral history. If you can’t reconcile that, it’s more about your level of open-mindedness, not mine. I’m not admitting to lying. I’m pointing out that you’re demanding scientific proof for something that belongs to theology, ancient narrative, and cultural memory. That’s a mismatch of methods, not a moral failure. Science deals with physical mechanisms; religion deals with meaning, memory, and interpretation. The two can coexist without one replacing or disproving the other. I never said the literal ark has scientific proof. I said the origin of the story could come from real catastrophic floods after the Ice Age, which science actually supports. That’s reasonable. But since you believe every historical claim must be scientifically proven, let me show you the flaw: Where is the scientific proof of where Socrates’ maternal grandmother came from? If you can’t provide empirical evidence, does that mean she never existed? Of course not. That’s exactly the mistake you’re making; trying to force science to verify every ancient narrative as if it were a physics experiment. So here’s the final point 1)Either define what you consider valid proof, or 2)Stop insisting that every religious or historical claim must meet a scientific standard that even regular history doesn’t meet, that's hypocrisy ![]() |
Mattswaggz:I didn't say Moses lied, I said even if it turned out to be a lie, that it wasn't his fault because stories evolve, and can be misrepresented. I was talking hypothetically. Oral history isn’t the same thing as scientific documentation. Ancient people preserved events the best way they could, and stories can evolve. That doesn’t make them lies, it just means they weren’t doing modern science. A story can come from a real event but still be recorded in symbolic or exaggerated form. Science doesn’t confirm the literal details, but it does confirm large regional floods after the Ice Age and rising sea levels. So the foundation is plausible even if the exact ancient narrative isn’t a scientific report. Expecting ancient writers to produce classroom reviewed science is unrealistic. Their goal wasn’t scientific precision. When you said I should stop comparing classical physics and quantum physics, you missed what I meant. The analogy wasn’t about physics itself. It was about how even within science, two accurate systems can conflict and still both be valid in their own domains. So conflict alone doesn’t make something FALSE. I’m not claiming the Noah story is scientifically proven. I’m saying it’s not scientifically impossible that ancient people remembered a real catastrophic flood and preserved it in the way ancient cultures did; through narrative, symbolism, and oral tradition. Science supports widespread floods after the Ice Age; it doesn’t verify the Noah's ark story. Those two can coexist without contradiction. You don't expect to see a dy/dx prove of how it tallies with science. Moses didn't study in Harvard. |
Mattswaggz:I have told you how I reconciled it with science. It may be subjective because understanding differs. Moses was probably writing the History that was passed down to him. The downside of oral history is that it changes slightly over the years. 2,000 years before Moses is not beans. Assuming Moses lied about it, it's just history, he wasn't there, that's what he was told, and it isn't his fault if it turned out to be a lie due to the way he wrote it down. It can't be totally dismissed, after the ice age, sea level rose globally. Even classical physics conflicts with quantum mechanics, and no scientist has been able to unify it. So that doesn't mean that Christian religion is against science orr contradicts it. It's not a solid ground to disbelief in the existence of God. |
Giftedhand47:Is it possible that someone can forget their sense in a toilet? I have been wondering Did you by mistake miss road when going to school? |
Prince16:It's simply because he's igbo. So Tinubu are looking for guilty people? How many APC members in his circle has he charged? Or you mean they are all saints? He went after Emefiele and we all know why, you can't gaslight anybody with your political Taqiyaa ![]() |
Mattswaggz:There is a scientific theory called The Black Sea Flood (7,600 years ago) At the end of the last Ice Age, sea levels rose globally. Geological evidence suggests the water level rose hundreds of feet and submerged large inhabited areas. For people living there, it could be perceived as the whole world flooding, because their “world” was limited to what they could see The above is what I said earlier. But have you thought it from the angle that they didn't explain that part well because of their limited knowledge of geography and geology? |
Mattswaggz:Lol, relax, I was once like you, or even worse. There is a scientific theory called The Black Sea Flood (7,600 years ago) At the end of the last Ice Age, sea levels rose globally. Geological evidence suggests the water level rose hundreds of feet and submerged large inhabited areas. For people living there, it could be perceived as the whole world flooding, because their “world” was limited to what they could see. Flood Myths Worldwide Point to a Shared Human Memory. More than 200 cultures have flood myths. Mesopotamian, Greek, Chinese, Native American, African, Indian, etc.. |
Emu4life:Does Nigerian law prohibit alcohol? Or we now have different constitution in this country. No region has the right to prohibit alcohol for everybody when it's not prohibited in our constitution. |
I hate house flies more than snakes. |
brain54:But in most of their documented fights, Tiger yielded. |
Mattswaggz:I haven't felt or shown any signs of emotions so far, you misjudged anything that make you feel I responded emotionally, I'm way too far from that. The book of Genesis was written by Moses, he wrote about the Noah's ark. Guess what? That story had existed for over 2000 years before Moses's time. I mean, 2000-2100 BC. Abraham was from Ur of the Chaldees, a city in ancient Mesopotamia (modern day Iraq), home to the Sumerians who told stories like the Epic of Gilgamesh, including a great flood. Growing up in this culture, Abraham likely heard these tales and carried them with him as he moved and started his family. Over generations, these stories were passed down, evolving into the Hebrew traditions recorded in the Bible, including the story of Noah and the Ark, preserving the memory of Mesopotamian cultural heritage within his lineage. The people that wrote it weren't there when it happened to know exactly happened, they passed down the story for thousands of years, until Moses added it to the Hebrew Bible. They doesn't mean religion conflicts with science, science explains religion better. |
Mattswaggz:There is no documentation on the Bible that states, or suggests that the Earth is 6,000 years old. it was in the 1600s that a bishop proposed it, and was entitled to his opinion. Many theologians disagree with that. What the bishop said it's not a fact, it was entirely his personal opinion. Don't attach it to the Bible. I stated this earlier, but you still wanted to believe in your propaganda, lol. You are not seeking the truth, you just don't want to believe. You can choose not to believe, but it doesn't mean you should associate personal opinion of a medieval bishop with the Bible. I repeat, Bible doesn't clash with science. Unless you bring up propaganda and associate it with the Bible, then it may conflict. It's not written anywhere in the Bible that the Earth is 6,000 years old. When the City of UR, the hometown of Abraham, which was in modern day Iraq has existed for more than 7,000 years? When Egypt has existed for more than 7,000 years? It's either you don't understand the Bible or that you don't understand science, if you understand the both, you can unify them effortlessly. But when you lock up your mind, you can't understand it. According to the history you said Bible documented, tell me the number of years that passed between Adam to Noah? |
Mattswaggz:The Bible does not state that the world is 6,000 years old. That number comes from human calculations, especially Bishop Ussher in the 1600s, who added up biblical genealogies. These genealogies are not precise chronological records, so the 6,000 year figure is interpretation, not scripture. Many modern Bible scholars accept that the Earth is far older based on science and the nature of biblical genealogies. No verse in the Bible highlights the age of the earth. Georges Lemaitre Father of the Big Bang theory, Was a Catholic priest and a professor of physics. He saw no conflict between God and cosmology. Owen Gingerich, Harvard astrophysicist and cosmologist. Believes the universe shows signs of design. William Lane Craig Not a scientist by profession but works deeply with cosmology in philosophy of physics. Argues scientifically for a creator. John Polkinghorne, Quantum physicist, Cambridge professor. Became a theologian; believed in God. There is no way you would understand science, and not believe in a creator. Many nairaland atheists are baby atheists, they depended on scientific discoveries to become an atheist, but many of them doesn't it even understand it like they think. There is no conflict between science and religion, bring up another conflict let me debunk it. I was once like you around 2016-2017, but I didn't stop there. |
Mattswaggz:I'm a Christian, and there is no conflict between scientific possibilities and Christianity. It's just that many people aren't able to reconcile them because of their limited understanding of science. Firstly, Christianity is a way of life and not a handbook for the fundamental aspect of nature. It's just like comparing your physics textbook to your History book and constitution. Science is like your physics textbook, while bible is like our History and constitution merged together, one doesn't disprove the other, they can compliment each other to make us live a better life. While the constitution guides our morality, Physics makes us understand our environment better for our good, no conflict. That the Bible didn't talk about time travel and genetic engineering doesn't mean it's against it. God is a scientist. |
The will still release him once he decides to support APC. Unless it's America that is behind the arrest. |
Tjra:I asked a question that doesn't relate to coup, and you are talking another thing? With your logic, anyone shouting sovereignty and against Trump's threat to eliminate terrorists is also in support of terrorists? With your logic, the end justifies the means? |
So we have been violating people's sovereignty all these while. |
Mattswaggz:why are we not currently seeing time travellers from the future, does it mean we aren't going to be able to build it? Could it mean it's not something we can experience in this timeline or reality? I mean our current 3D, since our current biology is limited to space and time? Leave Abrahamic religion, the concept of God is bigger than any religion. |
Kemetian:Arrest and prosecute the sponsors, you don't fight terrorism by killing every single fighter. You fight the engine, which Nigerian government has refused to. No arrest or Jailing for life. |
LegendHero:Can Tinubu stop the over 1,000 kidnapping and hundreds of murder committed by bandits and terrorists who lives and operate within our territory? Why is he forming hero in Benin, while there is IDP camp littered in the North? |
garykoeman:How about to stop the Bandits at his backyard in Kwara, doesn't charity begin at home? Look at you |
Putindbutt:Bloomberg wants to win election? Wonderful Those bandits your heartless government negotiates with, do they live under Atlantic Ocean? How about the multiple terrorism sponsors they have refused to arrest and jail for life? Keep deceiving yourself, na tribalism dey worry una. |
It's long overdue. Let Nigeria have a one party State. It will help move our democracy higher |
Image123:It takes intelligence to not be a psychopath and tribally naive. |
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