Christianity Etc › Re: Is Sex In Marriage Carnal? by MuttleyLaff: 8:46am On Feb 27, 2018*. Modified: 9:32am On Feb 27, 2018 |
Emmanystone: Have you, as a Christian ever wondered why the Holy Spirit through Apostle Paul said we should abstain from sex during fasting and prayer? MuttleyLaff: Please for the benefit of others especially invited guests, reproduce here the passage with its chapter and verse that states that a man should not have sex with his wife or vice versa budaatum wouldnt have to ask, if you had done the needful, like I earlier requested budaatum: You said Paul came up with it actually. And if it is correct, that Paul did say so, it must be known that Paul got quite a lot of stuff from non-Christian sources and not just from the Holy Spirit. Though, I don't know if he wrote this or where he got it from Paul knows how to filter out revelations from demonic spirit Paul must have known about the working of the hormones: prolactin, oxytocin and melatonin and that's why he advised that, by mutual consent abstain from making love, if you want to devote more time, to fasting and praying Every guys knows he feels or wants to immediately roll over and sleep after making love but as for the women, they usually are fully awake and unable to sleep, possibly wondering what just happened Emmanystone: Sir, i didn't say Paul came up with it, i said 'The Holy Spirit through Paul' said... I concur with this Emmanystone: Let's discuss Paul sources some other time, but today is about Sex during Fasting and Prayer. What is the difference between having sex and making love? I will like having biblical references to support your responses please If you can manage, give too, names of characters in the bible, where having sex and making love happened budaatum: Could you provide biblical references please. Emmanystone: Yes sir. 1 Corinthians:7:5 Defraud ye not one the other, except it be with consent for a time, that ye may give yourselves to fasting and prayer; and come together again, that Satan tempt you not for your incontinency. I guess better late, than never or not providing the biblical reference The keyword in that verse is by mutual consentbesides, 1 Corinthians 7 and the chapter 6 before it wasnt even about sexual abstinence because of fasting and prayer Sexual abstinence for sake of fasting and prayer, was thought out by Paul, in response to the Corinthians asking him about whether it is good for a man not to have sexual relations with a woman Paul improved the question, by answering other areas of intimacy with women Reading 1 Corinthians:7:5 in isolation, and trying to make a doctrine out of it, is just being careless |
Christianity Etc › Re: Is Sex In Marriage Carnal? by MuttleyLaff: 10:01pm On Feb 26, 2018 |
Mujtahida: The essence of the seed is ten times greater than the essence of the blood. There's sperm in every cell in a man's body. The sperm is called the life force. Iis believed that keeping it in the body keeps a man spiritually sharp. It enhances spiritual sensitivity and alertness. [img] https://s1/images/muttDuckEyed.jpg[/img] |
Christianity Etc › Re: Is Sex In Marriage Carnal? by MuttleyLaff: 9:59pm On Feb 26, 2018*. Modified: 10:32pm On Feb 26, 2018 |
Ishilove: My good sir, focus  Didnt you see what my dear sire Sarassin was insinuating? Just because I admitted, I want to immediately roll over and sleep, doesnt mean I do it. Every bloke knows about this, or is it only me? Imagine having a fasting and prayer and that happens Paul must have known about the working of the hormones: prolactin, oxytocin and melatonin and that's why he said, by mutual consent abstain from making love, if you want to devote more time, to fasting and praying |
Christianity Etc › Re: Is Sex In Marriage Carnal? by MuttleyLaff: 9:47pm On Feb 26, 2018 |
Sarassin: Hmmm...@bolded I bet Mrs Mutters is none too pleased with that! Want is not the same as do One doesnt leave HRH in positions not to be pleased about |
Christianity Etc › Re: Is Sex In Marriage Carnal? by MuttleyLaff: 9:41pm On Feb 26, 2018 |
Mujtahida: The holy Spirit did not. Millenia before Christianity, it was known in various Buddhist and Hindu sects that men should abstain from sex during periods of spiritual exercises like fasting. In Yoga a man can experience orgasm without ejaculation. Abi Holy Spirit dey Buddhism? I have shared my thoughts and experience Whats the objective reason behind why these Buddhist and Hindu sects advise that men should abstain from sex during periods of spiritual exercises like fasting? |
Christianity Etc › Re: Is Sex In Marriage Carnal? by MuttleyLaff: 9:36pm On Feb 26, 2018 |
Aonkuuse: this is the problem of human beings, they always want to make issues out of nothing, why did God create a man with private parts and went ahead to install hormones in human beings. so why should sex be carnal in marriage? Mujtahida: All religions try to regulate and control sex with deceptive words like 'holy', 'carnal', 'sinful' etc. Nature just goes on on its way and doesn't give a damn about the artificialities contained in religious books. https://gifyu.com/images/steadylaugh.gif |
Christianity Etc › Re: Is Sex In Marriage Carnal? by MuttleyLaff: 9:34pm On Feb 26, 2018*. Modified: 10:34pm On Feb 26, 2018 |
Emmanystone: Mia Caro, Christians didn't come up with the idea of no sex during Fasting and prayer, the Holy Spirit did. Sarassin: Really, well Cara Mia what do I know? Dont fret She'll soon reproduce here the passage with its chapter and verse that states that a man should not have sex with his wife or vice versa (i.e. the incontrovertible proof about no sex during fasting and prayer) |
Christianity Etc › Re: Is Sex In Marriage Carnal? by MuttleyLaff: 9:19pm On Feb 26, 2018 |
Emmanystone: Nuclearboy is no longer in Nairaland. He is. He is in stealth |
Christianity Etc › Re: Is Sex In Marriage Carnal? by MuttleyLaff: 9:16pm On Feb 26, 2018 |
Emmanystone: I was having this chat with some friends about Sex in marriage. They were of the opinion that sex is completely Carnal. One said, the only Holy thing in Sex is because it was ordained and instituted by God. But, the act of it is Carnal.
I totally disagreed, saying everything about sex is Holy. A very deep ordinance that goes far beyond man. I said, sex is worship. When a man and his wife are engage in sex, God sees them just the way He sees them at the alter worshipping Him.
One asked me a question which threw me off. I tried to wriggle myself out of it, i couldn't
This is the question she asked, 'If Sex in marriage is not carnal pls bare in mind that Carnality is anything done outside the dictates of God), Why did God command that a man should not have sex with his wife during Fasting and Prayer?
Have you, as a Christian ever wondered why the Holy Spirit through Apostle Paul said we should abstain from sex during fasting and prayer? Please for the benefit of others especially invited guests, reproduce here the passage with its chapter and verse that states that a man should not have sex with his wife or vice versa Emmanystone: Pls contribute your thoughts. Well, i asked the Holy Spirit and He gave me an answer, but let me hear from others first. My thoughts are, I know for myself, that after burrowing, I just want to instantly roll over and sleep Thank God for prolactin, oxytocin and melatonin So, if I am fasting and praying, it will be an unwise move for me to consider poking the nest Sarassin: Completely unrelated. The good Lord commanded, "Go forth and multiply" How do you comply with God's commandment if not by the act of marital conjugation? Christianity generally perceives fasting as a half-measure of penance and a half measure of supplication therefore consumation of the sexual act during fasting could be considered counter-intuitive to the aims of fasting. But one cannot then make that leap that ergo, abstention from the sexual act during fasting renders the act Carnal. I disconcur that what you posted is completely unrelated It is so pertinent to the subject title If the good Lord commanded, "Go forth and multiply" then sex in marriage cant be carnal |
Christianity Etc › Re: Is Sex In Marriage Carnal? by MuttleyLaff: 9:02pm On Feb 26, 2018*. Modified: 8:29am On Feb 28, 2018 |
Emmanystone: Calling in MuttleyLaff, Ronpet777, Butterflylion/ Butterfly1on, Budaatum Ishilove my babe. Invite to: Sarassin, bloodofthelamb, petra1, MizMyColi, connectikut89, Goshen360, nuclearboy, JMAN05, LoJ, Mujtahida, Jozzy4, shadeyinka, walls01, OkCornel |
Christianity Etc › Re: What Happens When You're Dead? by MuttleyLaff: 8:21pm On Feb 26, 2018 |
Emmanystone: Pls explanation to the bolded. " Oro" loosely means " word" " Niyen" loosely means " that is" so " oro niyen" means "that is word"It's used when making a complimentary remark |
Christianity Etc › Re: What Happens When You're Dead? by MuttleyLaff: 7:25pm On Feb 26, 2018 |
Emmanystone: Someone asked me why Couples shd abstain from sex during fasting prayer if sex was not carnal, i didn't have answers to that, when i asked Him, the answer He gave blew my mind. Only Him could give such an answer. He is real. Care to share the answer with all. Sharing and giving are the ways of God Emmanystone: He that comes to Him must first believe that He Is, then knowledge through revelation will come. Hmm, word. Oro niyen. |
Christianity Etc › Re: What Happens When You're Dead? by MuttleyLaff: 7:15pm On Feb 26, 2018 |
Emmanystone: The gathering of the faithfuls having a common goal, which is to worship, praise, and be exhorted. And I say also unto thee, That thou art Peter, a small rock and upon the large rock I will build my congregation {Gr. ekklesia – called out ones}, and the gates of Hades shall not prevail against her- Mark 16:18 I hear you sis. Thank you. |
Christianity Etc › Re: The Gospel Of John - A Study by MuttleyLaff: 6:25pm On Feb 26, 2018 |
budaatum: From whose perspective do we have it, is a valid question. The problem stems from the story itself, and not from my scepticism. Its definitely not from Abraham nor Sarah nor does the narration claim God wrote it. A believer may not require answers to such questions, but I would assert that anyone who desires to wring the ultimate knowledge and understanding from the narration would definitely wish to consider it. MuttleyLaff: Every Scripture passage is inspired by God. All of them are useful for teaching, pointing out errors, correcting people, and training them for a life that has God's approval.
Are you familiar with the verse quoted above there? Sarassin: Check....  https://i57.tinypic.com/34sp9j4.gifAbi ooo. Check indeed... My dear other brother from another mother |
Christianity Etc › Re: The Gospel Of John - A Study by MuttleyLaff: 5:31pm On Feb 26, 2018 |
budaatum: From whose perspective do we have it, is a valid question. The problem stems from the story itself, and not from my scepticism. Its definitely not from Abraham nor Sarah nor does the narration claim God wrote it. A believer may not require answers to such questions, but I would assert that anyone who desires to wring the ultimate knowledge and understanding from the narration would definitely wish to consider it. Every Scripture passage is inspired by God. All of them are useful for teaching, pointing out errors, correcting people, and training them for a life that has God's approval. Are you familiar with the verse quoted above there? |
Christianity Etc › Re: The Gospel Of John - A Study by MuttleyLaff: 4:32pm On Feb 26, 2018*. Modified: 5:25pm On Feb 26, 2018 |
budaatum: A problem to you. A virtue to me But as I say, Alice did not really fall down a hole except as a work of fiction. Still words still mean what I say they mean, a la humpty dumptyism.
So, what, apart from the 'facts', is of significance here? Remember the start of this was my statement that,
"As the skeptic that I am, I am more likely to believe there was some science behind the wine making."
Do note that when I believe a thing, I mean that I do not know if a thing is quite as I claim it is but I hold that it might be as I claim for convenience. Hence, if I believe it is raining outside, it is because I am not certain that it is raining outside but I am willing to go by that assumption and go out with an umbrella. If I were certain, I would say "It is raining outside". One might think the result is the same, but sticking my head outside to check if it were raining would better inform my need, or not, for an umbrella Straw man. You brought up the word " problem" with the " The problem with all this is that" remark, not me. I was just acknowledging that the problem you raised is noted. What you have as a problem doesn't come across to me as one. |
Christianity Etc › Re: What Happens When You're Dead? by MuttleyLaff: 2:25pm On Feb 26, 2018 |
budaatum: How can I be opposed to what I post here?
Really?!
When I did go to Church, I joined Bible Study. We read Luke, going through it section by section, and I learnt a great deal about the practises of a Christian. Everyone knew I was an atheist in the group. Belief never came into it. I think everyone should go through a course of Luke.
I met this blind old man there who became a very good friend of mine. He described himself as a Church of England member and not a Christian. At every study, soon as anyone said "Only through Christ shall one enter the Kingdom of God", he would jump down their throats. "What about Hindus, Muslims"? And 'looking' towards me, "atheists?" he would ask. I used to tell him that that was the belief of Christians, but he would accuse me of not preaching my atheism!
Now, there was this woman, the kindest simplest person you could imagine, so full of love. I'd ask my blind old friend if he thinks I should preach my atheism to her. His response was, "that would be cruel, as it would be like taking away that which comforts her". I agreed.
I do not require anyone to abandon what they believe if they so wish to stick to it. I strongly hold the position that a faith held by knowing is far superior than one held by belief
I say what I say, knowing those who can handle it will, and those who can't will ignore it.
I am asking you to abandon your beliefs and know, instead. For it is written that, "Those who seek should not stop seeking until they find. When they find, they will be disturbed. When they are disturbed, they will marvel, and will reign over all. And after they have reigned they will rest." https://gifyu.com/images/steadylaugh.gifWhat a brilliant post. Me liked |
Christianity Etc › Re: What Happens When You're Dead? by MuttleyLaff: 1:14pm On Feb 26, 2018 |
Emmanystone: Can we call what we are doing here a Church?
But Budaatum said he is an atheist, not a Christian.
He is opposed to what he posts here, so we can't call this a gathering of the faithfuls.
He is here trying to make us see why what we believe is a fraud, for us to abandon it as he has, and join him in his unbelief. Oooookay. So taking a leaf from budaatum or as budaatum would have asked What is church, fundamentally and originally what is church? |
Christianity Etc › Re: What Happens When You're Dead? by MuttleyLaff: 12:52pm On Feb 26, 2018 |
Emmanystone: What do you want to call the assemblage where we agree to meet to exhort and be exhorted? The Church is not a building but the gathering of believers with a common goal. That's what i meant.
We are told not to neglect that Assembly, what do you call that Assembly? What has budaatum being the last couple of days, if not possibly weeks opening threads? Were his threads for a communion of atheists? Or maybe to engage the gathering of atheists? Which gathering responds to his threads? |
Christianity Etc › Re: What Happens When You're Dead? by MuttleyLaff: 11:05am On Feb 26, 2018 |
Emmanystone: Guys like you who don't go to church How's the family? Sorry about the cold. Meanwhile we are being scourged here. Wait!!!!, Buda, did you read the book you sent to me? Hmmmmm budaatum: Family good. I used to go church, to figure what you all went for. Did 12 years of it but found it not to be catching. So I only go once in a while, mostly special occasions. Went Saturday week though. Had a meeting with the Bishop of Woolwich. He's Nigerian. Nice man. Told him I'm posting a picture on the internet of him washing my cup. He laughed.
Yeah, I read it years ago. What'd you make of it? Church in its original sense has nothing to do with designated buildings. That's is not what the ekklesia concept means and/or even why Jesus adopted it |
Christianity Etc › Re: What Happens When You're Dead? by MuttleyLaff: 11:01am On Feb 26, 2018 |
Emmanystone: Guys like you who don't go to church How's the family? Sorry about the cold.
Meanwhile we are being scourged here.
Wait!!!!, Buda, did you read the book you sent to me?
Hmmmmm |
Christianity Etc › Re: The Gospel Of John - A Study by MuttleyLaff: 9:50am On Feb 26, 2018 |
budaatum: The problem with all this is that no one could have provided the detail about Abraham and Sarah so as to be able to write this story. It wasn't as if either of them left a journal. Leaves one to assume, and perhaps conclude that it was made up after the fact. Or perhaps the angel Gabriel narrated it to someone.
I guess I am questioning how the story of Abraham came about. Its not as if I take it as a given, or a record of a historical fact Sorry about that. Your scepticism problem is aptly noted |
Christianity Etc › Re: The Gospel Of John - A Study by MuttleyLaff: 1:12am On Feb 26, 2018 |
budaatum: I omitted a lot of stuff. As does the Bible itself.
Amongst my people, and probably Abraham time people, not producing offspring is just about the second worst thing a man could do. The first is not marrying at all.
In my home town, Sarahs would have been told to find some young man to get her pregnant before its too late. Even Abrahams would do what the biblical Abraham did, as its the only way they had for fertility tests in those days. It's not even strange for the Abrahams to tell the Sarahs to go get herself pregnant if he'd tried elsewhere and failed. And if either got pregnant, "Thank God", is what they'd both say. Sarah did tell Abraham to sleep with her Egyptian handmaid, Hagar That's how Abraham had his first son, Ishmael. The snag with Ishmael, is that the promise of a son, was to be between Abraham and Sarah, and not between Abraham and a surrogate Though Abraham succumbed to his wife's he nonetheless believed and hoped for the son from her, even when there was no reason for hoping, especially after becoming impotent but God kept His word, fulfilled the promise and so Abraham became " the father of many nations" Just as the scripture said, declaring, " Your descendants will be as many as the stars." budaatum: Yeah, those bloody demons are going to heaven. Hopefully they would change their nature first. Can't have them being demonic in heaven! I dont think they have on their radar, any desire to go heaven Their preferred abode or first choice is a herd of pigs |
Christianity Etc › Re: The Gospel Of John - A Study by MuttleyLaff: 11:38pm On Feb 25, 2018 |
budaatum: It is claimed Sarah's was past the menopause and that Mary knew no man, claims we unfortunately cannot verify but which those who believe in do, so by faith, an attitude we atheists have a deficit in. You omitted the part where God waited, almost 15 years for Abraham to be an impotent old man, before fulfilling the promise of giving him a son, Isaac Isnt it strange, that demons, as atheists would do, never fall into that vice of not knowing who God is or not believing in God. budaatum: Our attitude is as is said in Porgy and Bess, "the things you are likely to read in the Bible, it ain't necessarily so". It is so true that the children of this world are in their generation, wiser than the children of light. Didnt by the way, perceive you as an opera going individual Anyway, Sportin' Life is right about things you are likely to read in the Bible, arent necessarily what you believe them to be because Bible passages arent, as some would like to believe, necessarily monosemous budaatum: I find it a pity that "For God so loved the world...." was inserted into the text. It does contradict what has been declared as Christ's actual teachings, and contradicts it in parts. It makes more sense for it to have read "that whosoever does as he taught....". And would have ensured a seeking for better understanding of his teachings. 14Ye are my friends, if ye do whatsoever I command you. 15Henceforth I call you not servants; for the servant knoweth not what his lord doeth: but I have called you friends; for all things that I have heard of my Father I have made known unto you- John 15:14-15 Your wish is granted, as is seen, in John 15:14 above budaatum: Well, its written already, and I take it as it is. You can see my preference above if I had written it. Goes to show though that the writers had an intention in mind Yes my dear friend, yes. The writers had good intentions, only that quoting scripture by citing the exact chapter & verse where it appears isnt necessarily inspired by God. Jesus, Paul, the early disciples never quoted passages of scripture by citing chapters and verses where it is All scripture is inspired by God, but scripture translating, breaking it up into chapters & verses arent necessarily inspired by God. budaatum: Usurping God with a new God perhaps? My dear friend, no. Where did you see usurping God with a new God? Alas friend, there is only one God. Apart from God, there is no other God. There is no new God anywhere except for the one God |
Christianity Etc › Re: Pastor Sam Adeyemi's View On Tithing by MuttleyLaff: 7:13pm On Feb 25, 2018*. Modified: 8:54pm On Feb 25, 2018 |
bloodofthelamb: Try again bro Its not working, it still is not available Even someone had a go at the admin, asking what is happening and why live stream isnt available |
Christianity Etc › Re: Pastor Sam Adeyemi's View On Tithing by MuttleyLaff: 3:35pm On Feb 25, 2018 |
invisikay: In Today's service in daystar, Pastor Sam Adeyemi shared his view on tithe, he says that tithe as paid in the old Testament as a law with curses attached has expired, and no Christian should be pressured or forced to pay tithe, he also said that not paying tithe does not attract a curse for a Christian, since we are under a new covenant, he however stated that giving is a choice, everyone should decide the percentage they want to pay with the knowledge that you will be blessed based on how you give. You can watch the video on the church YouTube Channel, Facebook page or website today MuttleyLaff: If you missed the service in Daystar, where Pastor Sam Adeyemi shared his view on tithe, it is going to be rebrocasted at 3:00pm Nigeria time otherwise, wait for tomorrow, when it would have been already uploaded It is past 3:00 pm Nigeria time to watch a repeat of the morning service in Daystar, where Pastor Sam Adeyemi shared his view on tithe but the live stream is currently not available. Keeps saying: Please try again later! OkCornel, bloodofthelamb |
Christianity Etc › Re: Pastor Sam Adeyemi's View On Tithing by MuttleyLaff: 10:33am On Feb 25, 2018 |
invisikay: In Today's service in daystar, Pastor Sam Adeyemi shared his view on tithe, he says that tithe as paid in the old Testament as a law with curses attached has expired, and no Christian should be pressured or forced to pay tithe, he also not that not paying tithe does not attract a curse for a Christian, since we are under a new covenant, he however stated that giving is a choice, everyone should decide the percentage they want to pay with the knowledge that you will be blessed based on how you give. You can watch the video on the church YouTube Channel, Facebook page or website today If you missed the service in Daystar, where Pastor Sam Adeyemi shared his view on tithe, it is going to be rebrocasted at 3:00pm Nigeria time otherwise, wait for tomorrow, when it would have been already uploaded |
Christianity Etc › Re: The Gospel Of John - A Study by MuttleyLaff: 9:18am On Feb 25, 2018 |
budaatum: John 2
Stop turning my Father’s house into a market!
In this chapter Jesus makes two things, wine and a whip of cords. As the skeptic that I am, I am more likely to believe there was some science behind the wine making. Besides, it reminds me of my clubbing days when people used to ask me for pills and I freely gave them Tictacs. You wouldn't believe how high people got on them! What a conniving thing to do, masquerading tictacs as pills budaatum: Perhaps the wine wasn't the fermented sort, is what I am suggesting here as sufficient time for fermentation had not elapsed. Or perhaps it's like the palmwine in the Orolu Kingdom - it tastes better diluted. Sufficient time for fermentation had not elapsed? So? Abraham's wife Sarah's was past the menopause yet she conceived. Mary knew no man yet she conceived. Back to the wine incident. Compare, the interaction between the man and woman here, with the interaction between the other woman and man in the garden Do you notice relunctance and self-gratification? budaatum: I'll focus more on his Daddy Freezeness act of asking that the temples not be made into shops! Rather pertinent to our own times, won't you agree? It does amuse me that he too is asked what/who authorises him to tell the pastorpreneurs of his day to stop selling their fake gods! Concur its pertinent to our own times Freeze is against the modern day or 21st century version of biblical teachers of law, Sadducees and the Pharisees Apparently commercialising the gospel and obtaining a pecuniary advantage by deception is abhorrent to God Freeze has just woken up to a few "elephant in the room" topics, that so many posters from the dawn of day and over the years, in past, on Religion section of Nairaland, have extensively written about and discussed The truth is, anyone that consciously or unconsciously does, any or all, that Jesus taught, preached and/or commanded as entry criteria into the Kingdom, will enter it budaatum: The fact he didn't "entrust himself" to those who believed him is saying something I am sure we'd return to later. 23Because of the miraculous signs Jesus did in Jerusalem at the Passover celebration, many began to trust in him. (i.e. many believed in His name when they saw the signs that he was doing) 24But Jesus didn’t trust them, because he knew human nature. 25No one needed to tell him what mankind is really like- John 2:23-24 I did earlier say that, if you're bent on going through the entire book chapter by chapter, then you need to be careful though because remember the bible wasnt originally in chapters and verses John chapter 2 actually appropriately could have ended at John 2:22 |
Christianity Etc › Re: The Gospel Of John - A Study by MuttleyLaff: 9:18am On Feb 25, 2018 |
budaatum: I actually tried to respond to this, but found I was unable to make a graven image No one was asked to make a graven image Does any need to make a graven image of you before you can be described? budaatum: or any likeness of any thing that is in heaven above. Quit being facetious there wasnt a request asked to make a likeness of any thing that is in heaven above budaatum: Gods, however (least my above sounds evasive) are human constructs used to explain existence to one another Now that you're talking, this is more like it You're right about human constructs, after all, since we live in a world of fantasy and reality, human constructs are bound to be developed We have some gods that actually don't ever and at all exist, they are ideas made up and developed by humans for purpose of clarification and trying to fill knowledge gaps and so, yes, we have gods, that are human constructs. Teraphims are gods, that's a fact but if aiming to up the ante, then to corroborate your assertion that: " gods are human constructs (entities, ideas) that people use to explain existence to themselves and others" the bible, like as in Isaiah 46:1 & Jeremiah 50:2 below about Marduk, does give a few of these human constructs a mention(s) The god Bel bows down; the god Nebo stoops low. Their statues are seated on animals and cattle. The gods that you carry are burdens, a load for weary people.- Isaiah 46:1 Raise the signal flags; shout so all nations can hear--Babylon will be captured! Marduk, Babylon's god, will be ashamed and terrified, and his idols broken.- Jeremiah 50:2 And I will punish Bel, the god of Babylon, and make him vomit up all he has eaten. The nations will no longer come and worship him. The wall of Babylon has fallen!- Jeremiah 51:44 Bel, was the chief deity of Babylon and is another name for the sun god, Marduk Nebo, the god of learning and writing, was the son of Marduk Now there are other gods, and these arent necessarily part of the human constructs They are part of the universal construct, and are such, can be just as like God, and all God is about. The only exception of their likeness to God, is that, these other gods, due to their essence(s), have their authority limited to each own's sphere of influence & sphere of activity. The gods, like God have jurisdictional boundaries, but unlike God, they cant transpose themselves or overstep laid down boundaries Also unlike God, they cant by themselves resolve arising jurisdictional issues |
Christianity Etc › Re: What Is God? by MuttleyLaff: 9:00am On Feb 24, 2018*. Modified: 12:15pm On Feb 24, 2018 |
Emmanystone: I didn't see the invite. I don't understand the rules of Chess, so can't play it and won't enjoy it even if i watched you guys. So, enjoy your bonding I didn't either understand the rules before too. As a matter of fact, I wasn't even taught how to play it. I learnt how to, from my uni days, watching guys come to play in my room then and asking questions, like, so that's how that moves erh etcetera, at which whoever I ask, replies back in affirmative. The rule(s) is about going through a process of annihilation and the goal is to bring the king's head back, hung on a stake. It's enjoying to watch, as much as playing it, is Emmanystone: Good morning brother. Top of the day to you sister. |
Christianity Etc › Re: What Is God? by MuttleyLaff: 6:24am On Feb 24, 2018 |
Emmanystone: But you said females aren't excluded. You guys seems to be playing a game outside of here.
Anyways, let me mind my business. budaatum: Don't mind him. Cold is wiring his ass. Emmanystone: Oh, you guys are playing Chess online. It wasnt a secret Even before I posted that " females aren't necessarily excluded and so welcomed too", the earlier invite was open to all |
Christianity Etc › Re: What Is God? by MuttleyLaff: 8:36pm On Feb 23, 2018 |
Emmanystone: So, what's going on? Male bonding I already said. |