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TV/Movies › Re: Hollywood: Favourite Movies, Actors and Awards. Tinseltown reviews & Gossip by No2Atheism(m): 8:05pm On Jun 30, 2009
JeSoul:
RIP MJ [size=5pt]and I hope you were Known by God[/size]



@ iice my fellow Transformers fanatic  kiss
  Just saw it this past weekend and it was drop-dead AWE-SOME!!!!  cheesy  the blockbuster of the summer hands down. I couldn't believe how funny it was, laugh out loud funny. The returning characters and new additions were just  grin plot was nice, action sequences dope, Micheal Bay is an action freak! The entire theatre broke out into applause after the movie  shocked  smiley  and my Transformers fanaticism has been taken to a whole new level  cool

  now I can't wait for part 3. Everybody go see it . . . forget the Megan Fox nonsense and just go see it  smiley
@jesoul seriously i never knew u liked transformers also, well it seems na  grin partner in sci-fi movie u be then.

RIP MJ [size=5pt]and I hope you were Known by God[/size]
@jesoul unfortunately the part u said which i quoted is one of the things that also worries me about him and makes it harder to take from an angle, cus the Creator is no respecter of persons no matter how much we like that person. To make matters worse i even heard he actually became a secret muslim cry cry cry cry . Hence wat remains now is to start hoping for the near impossible as far as MJ is concerned.


@others

I prefer transformer 2  to Transformer 1, transformer 2  seems to have more story depth and action sequence than part one.

All in all most box office Sci-Fi movies rock, if u don't like it then u can kiss my black ass cheek  grin.
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: FIFA Confederations Cup: South Africa '09 Official Thread by No2Atheism(m): 7:57pm On Jun 30, 2009
angry angry angry angry

The use of vuvuzellas needs to be regulated it has become more of an annoyance more than a pleasant thing. I fear for those in the stadium better still people should be given ear plugs while in the stadium just to protect their hearing.

Or an alternate is to sound-proof the commentary box away from the vuvuzelas with a specific filter is designed to filter out the vuvuzela noise frequencies. Cus damn it really is an annoyance.
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Arsenal Fan Thread: For Gunners Only by No2Atheism(m): 12:00pm On Jun 30, 2009
melo don sign for fiorentina hence he's price has increased hence arsenal can no longer afford him.

real has offered to pay 27mill for benzema hence arsenal is already out of the picture.

someone should please wake me up wen wenger finishes deluding himself.
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Arsenal Fan Thread: For Gunners Only by No2Atheism(m): 11:55am On Jun 30, 2009
i have never been this depressed with an arsenal team before
Christianity Etc › Re: Christain View Point On Long Hair, Tattoos, Body Piercing And The Way We Dress by No2Atheism(m): 10:59am On Jun 30, 2009
wikipedia is not my reference. I have scurred the internet for enough info. Hence i have digested enough info to know that i don't need to use wikipedia before i know freemasons are evil in disguise.

By the way cus freemasons do good deeds or allow freewill does not mean they are still not pagans.

One attribute of pagans is that they believe in many gods, e.g. the greeks, romans and egyptians. (guess wat all those civilisations were also quite succcessful and affluent and benevolent wen they choose to be).

The devil is capable of coming as an angel of light, hence doing good deeds is not my standard.

My standard is the bible.

In this case, the bible opposes freemasons even though they claim to reference it. Referencing the bible has nothing to do with wat is on ground.
Christianity Etc › Re: Christain View Point On Long Hair, Tattoos, Body Piercing And The Way We Dress by No2Atheism(m): 10:10am On Jun 30, 2009
topup:
[color=#008855]Wow, 100 references is a lot for a pack of lies.
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I am saying be careful cus having references is not a prelude to saying the truth.

Wikipedia is not peer reviewed meaning that was is shown is not reviewed hence listing references makes no difference because not everybody bothers to check the references.
Christianity Etc › Re: Christain View Point On Long Hair, Tattoos, Body Piercing And The Way We Dress by No2Atheism(m): 9:54am On Jun 30, 2009
topup:
[color=#008855]Freemasons exist. .

"Candidates for regular Freemasonry are required to declare a belief in a Supreme Being.[28] However, the candidate is not asked to expand on, or explain, his interpretation of Supreme Being. The discussion of politics and religion is forbidden within a Masonic Lodge, in part so a Mason will not be placed in the situation of having to justify his personal interpretation.[29] Thus, reference to the Supreme Being will mean the Christian Trinity to a Christian Mason, Allah to a Muslim Mason, Para Brahman to a Hindu Mason, etc. And while most Freemasons would take the view that the term Supreme Being equates to God, others may hold a more complex or philosophical interpretation of the term.

In the ritual, the Supreme Being is referred to as the Great Architect of the Universe, which alludes to the use of architectural symbolism within Freemasonry.[30][31]

A Volume of the Sacred Law is always displayed in an open Lodge in those jurisdictions which require a belief in the Supreme Being. In English-speaking countries, this is frequently the King James Version of the Bible or another standard translation; there is no such thing as an exclusive "Masonic Bible".[32] In many French Lodges, the Masonic Constitutions are used instead. Furthermore, a candidate is given his choice of religious text for his Obligation, according to his beliefs. UGLE alludes to similarities to legal practice in the UK, and to a common source with other oath taking processes.[33][34][35][36] In Lodges with a membership of mixed religions it is common to find more than one sacred text displayed."

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freemasons


General requirements
Generally, to be a regular Freemason, a candidate must:[21]

Be a man who comes of his own free will.
Believe in a Supreme Being (the form of which is left to open interpretation by the candidate).
Be at least the minimum age (from 18–25 years old depending on the jurisdiction).
Be of good morals, and of good reputation.
Be of sound mind and body (Lodges had in the past denied membership to a man because of a physical disability; however, now, if a potential candidate says a disability will not cause problems, it will not be held against him).
Be free-born (or "born free", i.e. not born a slave or bondsman).[57] As with the previous, this is entirely an historical holdover, and can be interpreted in the same manner as it is in the context of being entitled to write a will. Some jurisdictions have removed this requirement.
Be capable of furnishing character references, as well as one or two references from current Masons, depending on jurisdiction.
Deviation from one or more of these requirements is generally the barometer of Masonic regularity or irregularity. However, an accepted deviation in some regular jurisdictions is to allow a Lewis (the son of a Mason)[58] to be initiated earlier than the normal minimum age for that jurisdiction, although no earlier than the age of 18.

Some Grand Lodges in the United States have an additional residence requirement, candidates being expected to have lived within the jurisdiction for a certain period of time, typically six months.[59]



Membership and religion
Freemasonry explicitly and openly states that it is neither a religion nor a substitute for one. "There is no separate Masonic God", nor a separate proper name for a deity in any branch of Freemasonry.[28][60]

Regular Freemasonry requires that its candidates believe in a Supreme Being, but the interpretation of the term is subject to the conscience of the candidate. This means that men from a wide range of faiths, including (but not limited to) Christianity, Judaism, Islam, Buddhism, Sikhism, Hinduism, etc. can and have become Masons.

Since the early 19th century, in the irregular Continental European tradition (meaning irregular to those Grand Lodges in amity with the United Grand Lodge of England), a very broad interpretation has been given to a (non-dogmatic) Supreme Being; in the tradition of Baruch Spinoza and Johann Wolfgang von Goethe – or views of The Ultimate Cosmic Oneness – along with Western atheistic idealism and agnosticism.

Freemasonry in Scandinavia, known as the Swedish Rite, on the other hand, accepts only Christians. In addition, some appendant bodies (or portions thereof) may have religious requirements. These have no bearing, however, on what occurs at the lodge level.
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Essential its even clear to see that freemasons are pagans masquerading as something else.

The bible makes it clear that there is no other Creator, He is not Allah, He is not a force, He is not an Alien, He is not Hindu god.

He is simply the I am that I am as reported in the Bible nothing more nothing less.


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@topup

By the way be careful about wikipedia, it usually contains false information sometimes. Information intentionally crafted in a way meant to mislead the reader and user hence never ever make it your base reference. Always assume it is lying.
Fashion › Re: L'oreal And Racism by No2Atheism(op): 9:48am On Jun 30, 2009
@oyinda

sorry about that it was a typo

i no even know how i take write scarface shocked shocked shocked, i mean to write black models are scarce
Music/Radio › Re: Jim Iyke Ft 2face - Who Am I by No2Atheism(m): 9:44am On Jun 30, 2009
sometimes i am too embarrased to even watch these kind of rubbish nigerian videos, can someone please get it into nigerian artistes head that not everybody is supposed to sing and make videos.

thank you.
Christianity Etc › Re: Christain View Point On Long Hair, Tattoos, Body Piercing And The Way We Dress by No2Atheism(m): 8:52am On Jun 30, 2009
There are so many signs and ways many things can be taken. I'm just urging us not to lose sight, do we think God is losing sleep over a peace sign or the way we ignore those around us in need
This topic is about issues such as tattoos and body piercing and the likes and not about giving of alms hence no need to link it to it, cus that is another topic on its own.

Seriously speaking, the issue is not on whether we know wat the Creator loses sleep on or what He does not lose sleep on. The issue with is that what does the Bible say.

Hence if the bible says i can do something i would go ahead to do it, even if it means that others do not like.
Hence if the bible says i cannot do something i would not bother to do it irrespective of differing opinion.

Issues of not defiling the body is quite clear, tatoos and body piercing are not only defiling the body but are also linked to occult practices hence the reason for me stand.

My earlier posts was in response to someone who ignorantly claimed that Illuminati was just a conspiracy
Christianity Etc › Re: Christain View Point On Long Hair, Tattoos, Body Piercing And The Way We Dress by No2Atheism(m): 8:45am On Jun 30, 2009
@topup

don't misunderstand me, i am not saying u r ignorant.

- wat i am saying is that there are certain things we do that glorifies the devil even though we ourselves do not really know.
- off course there are many products being made by occultic people that we are using in our everyday lives.

There issue here is not wat product we use that involves our day to day living, rather it involves the things that are considered luxury (and not really necessary for day to day living).

Tatoo is a luxury
Food is a necessity
Bowing down to idols is a luxury
Clothes is a necessity.

Hence even though someone occultic might be involved in the making of the food or the clothe, however cus its a need that is permitted, it also becomes beneficial because not eating can cause death which intself is suicide which in itself is a sin.

Not wearing tatoos or bowing down to idols has nothing to do with necessity, instead it is a luxury.

Hence the question becomes, are we ready to let go of our luxury when we find out that its a form of paganism disguised as modernism.
Fashion › Re: L'oreal And Racism by No2Atheism(op): 8:04am On Jun 30, 2009
profit
money
ego


bottom line is that there is still racism, hence why i am pissed with black ladies and guys that still go about sacrifising their own race for the uplifting of the white caucasian race.

The truth is that racism that was once open is now very secretive and seldom seen unless investigated.

Black models are scarce and wen u find them u usual find that they usual use some ugly ones for no obvious reason other than to do propaganda.

I just pity u ladies that still buy their products considering that they don't really give a shit about ur feelings
Fashion › Re: Recommend Hair Products by No2Atheism(m): 8:00am On Jun 30, 2009
[quote author=oyinda. link=topic=289253.msg4110754#msg4110754 date=1246344519]oh wow. i hope u got an extra insulative hat. don't want ur precious brain to freeze

and yeah save the other areas for lipsrsealed lipsrsealed[/quote]Its werird but i hate hats or head warmer or something, i am a freak hence i always try to wear wat i am comfortable in.

For now my head has not yet frozen, grin grin
Christianity Etc › Re: Christain View Point On Long Hair, Tattoos, Body Piercing And The Way We Dress by No2Atheism(m): 7:57am On Jun 30, 2009
topup:
[color=#008855]Not trying to cut the conversation short, but when the majority of us, including myself, have not mastered the art of treating our neighbours as we would like to be treated and also loving the Lord our God with all our hearts, why are we panicking about piercings and superficial and peripheral things?

What do you honestly think determines whether someone is walking with God, their behaviour or the decorations on their body?

How do we know we're not being conditioned by society? How do we know that if female ear-piercing was also taboo that we wouldn't add that onto our 'No' list?

I think we have to try and not get sidetracked. I agree with JeSoul's comments specifically; We are not bound by Old Testament Laws nor is everything that is permissable is benefical. And not everything beneficial is actually possible to carry out.

I think as Christians we are still struggling to leave the Old concepts behind, about the strict laws of life, for those of us who still need strict laws, there are the 10 commandments and the two most important are emphasised by Jesus, repeated; to love God with all our hearts and treat our neighbours the way we would want to be treated. So what if you don't have any piercings and your hair is grown to the required or advised length, will that get you closer to God??

As for the signs and occult references, I have never been superstitious, and I believe it works in both ways, I have never believed in witchcraft and believed I had magical powers that would give me an advantage, nor have I ever believed if I broke a mirror I'd be cursed, or if some bitter woman on the street yells a curse at me and my unborn child that I would be at a disadvantage.

I only believe in God.
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I also believe in the permissible beneficial principle however everything must be done in consideration of :

- if it causes others to sin
- glorifies the Creator.
- if glorifies the devil in ignorance.

Hence though u do not believe in occult issues does not mean it does not exist, the time of ignorance is bliss, but once u know that its occultice in nature it becomes selfish and disobedient to scriptures to continue to do something that glorifies the devil.

e.g. I also used to use the peace sign before until i realised that its actually a secret sign language used by occults to praise the devil (the two fingers represented the horns of the devil according to occultic principles). Hence even though i know it is permissible to still use the sign cause it has nothing to do with my salvation, nevertheless i know its not beneficial to my concscience and to others around me considering that it only causes me to feel guilty for doing something that i now know is used to glorify the devil.

It is written that he that knows how to do good and doeth it not, to him it is sin.


Hence the good in this case is that: I know that some things are occultic, hence it would be sin for someone like me who knows not to reveal it to other people who do not.

I am not saying people should stop doing wat they are doing far from it, cus its their decision not mine. All i am saying is that continuing to use tatoos and occultic issues does not glorify the Creator, infact it does the opposite; it glorifies the devil, whether or not they realise it or not.
Fashion › Re: Recommend Hair Products by No2Atheism(m): 7:45am On Jun 30, 2009
[quote author=oyinda. link=topic=289253.msg4110720#msg4110720 date=1246343308]lol @ mostly skinning ur head. i see ur enjoying the winter over there to be skinning ur head[/quote]Naa i don't send winter

i still skin my head cus its my biological computer and i feel more comfortable with a clean shaving head.

I also skin other areas too shocked , but i am not allowed to say cus my future wife would be annoyed.
Fashion › L'oreal And Racism by No2Atheism(op): 7:41am On Jun 30, 2009
Is it true L'Oreal is guilty of being racist with respect to a particular product of  theirs.



Below is the quote of the racist allegation:



http://business.timesonline.co.uk/tol/business/law/article6570856.ece
http://business.timesonline.co.uk/tol/business/industry_sectors/consumer_goods/article6572173.ece

L'Oréal, the French cosmetics giant, was found guilty today of racial discrimination after the highest court in France heard that executives had sought an all-white team of sales staff to promote its shampoos.

La Cour de Cassation was told that Garnier, L'Oréal's beauty products division, tried to keep black, Asian and Arab women from selling its Fructis shampoo in French supermarkets.

Adecco, the temporary recruitment agency whose Districom division hired the hostesses, was also found guilty of racial discrimination.

L'Oréal expressed "disappointment" over the judgment, which ends three years of legal wrangling over the discrimination claims.
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Adecco declined to comment.

Samuel Thomas, the vice-chairman of SOS Racisme, the anti-racist campaign group, described the ruling as a "very great victory".

The court was told that a Disticom executive had sent a fax in 2000 saying that Garnier's hostesses should be aged 18 to 22, wear size 38 to 42 clothes and be "BBR".

This stands for "bleu, blanc, rouge" (blue, white, red) — the colours of the French flag — and is a well-known code for white people, La Cour de Cassation was told.




My questions is then:

- Wat are black ladies still doing about their products
- Do u still buy their products despite that they have the confidence to openly discriminate against you for being non-white.
- Do you not realise that they need to be punished in their pocket where it hurts the most, assuming off course that you ladies actually buy their products in the first place.
Romance › Re: Am Married But I Cant Take My Eye Of Nairaland Chick. by No2Atheism(m): 7:37am On Jun 30, 2009
topup:
[color=#008855]Your profile pic cracked me up!!
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wats life without humour


[quote author=oyinda. link=topic=290260.msg4110728#msg4110728 date=1246343620]awwww your wife is beaurriful. pls take ur eyes off n don't lose her

how do u see nairaland chick sef?  u snoping their profile and chatting them up or they're sending pics to ur email??[/quote]thank u for the questions jare.

the man is just Hot, i understand his predicament. Hence it would help him to learn to do a little bit of role playing with his wife, instead of snooping around looking for autobots [/b]to convert to [b]decepticons  grin grin grin all in the name of horniness.
Romance › Re: What's The Best Way To Turn A Woman Down Without Crushing Her Self-esteem? by No2Atheism(m): 7:25am On Jun 30, 2009
[quote author=oyinda. link=topic=288937.msg4110697#msg4110697 date=1246342856]haha classic line. but that's too literal and can easily be interpreted lol
tell her [b]"I am a serial killer" or "my ex girlfriend dumped me after 2 hours 'cause i tried to rape her" [/b]something along that line to express to her that she deserves someone better/ "it has nothing to do with u, it's me" lol
her esteem will most certainly not be crushed  tongue[/quote]@oyinda u are not serious
Fashion › Re: ~ BET Awards 2009:See Who Rocked The Red Carpet ~ by No2Atheism(m): 7:23am On Jun 30, 2009
undecided yea yea watever
Romance › Re: Am Married But I Cant Take My Eye Of Nairaland Chick. by No2Atheism(m): 7:19am On Jun 30, 2009
onisekuse ara galatia, na to dey watch NL babes be ur marital wow abi, shior, u better go lingerie boutique go buy ur wife different versions so that u can relieve urself of the stress wey dey worry u
Romance › Re: What's The Best Way To Turn A Woman Down Without Crushing Her Self-esteem? by No2Atheism(m): 7:14am On Jun 30, 2009
@topic

- Be blunt with her.

- Cut-off contact with her if she refuses to get the message, cus it amounts to sexual harrasment if she still refuses to take no for an answer.
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Arsenal Fan Thread: For Gunners Only by No2Atheism(m): 7:10am On Jun 30, 2009
To be sincere

- I have completely lost confidence in wenger.
- I am not expecting anything from this Arsenal team in the forseable future
- Walcott would never be better Lungberg
- Adebayor should be sold to anybody even the space aliens to raise money to buy Benzema who at least knows what it means to be a striker.
Politics › Re: Ogun G15 Lawmakers In Blood Oath Scandal by No2Atheism(m): 7:08am On Jun 30, 2009
@topic

Complete and utter disgrace of a country.
Romance › Re: What's Your Marital Status ? by No2Atheism(m): 5:47am On Jun 30, 2009
@topic

Single  grin, Happy  grin  cool and not Ready for any drama yet until further notice cool

Applications are not being entertained yet, cus I am currently downsizing cool



@nguage and @toyosi

angry angry angry would two please answer the topic's question for goodness or else  grin grin grin
Christianity Etc › Re: Christain View Point On Long Hair, Tattoos, Body Piercing And The Way We Dress by No2Atheism(m): 5:22am On Jun 30, 2009
In conclusion basically:


- Illuminati exist and are actually ruling us all.

- Illuminati are pagans just as freemasons are pagans just as catholics are pagan masquerading as bible believers.

- It is deceptive or ignorant of @Bastage to claim that illuminati does not exist and is just mere conspiracy. It is either u are hopelessly ignorant or you are also a cultist doing your best to protect your secrets.


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- Tattoos and occultic piercings and issues are simply occultic, thus because a particular church or group of nice people are using it does not make it right. The bible is the final authority not the public opinion or popularity poll.


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- @Lady should take her time first to access the evidence before jumping to conclusions.
Christianity Etc › Re: Christain View Point On Long Hair, Tattoos, Body Piercing And The Way We Dress by No2Atheism(m): 5:21am On Jun 30, 2009
correlation between egyptian paganism and use of the obelisk in modern day occultism and catholic church.

Christianity Etc › Re: Christain View Point On Long Hair, Tattoos, Body Piercing And The Way We Dress by No2Atheism(m): 5:20am On Jun 30, 2009
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Christianity Etc › Re: Christain View Point On Long Hair, Tattoos, Body Piercing And The Way We Dress by No2Atheism(m): 5:20am On Jun 30, 2009
occultic symbol osiris and pyramid on usa dollar

Christianity Etc › Re: Christain View Point On Long Hair, Tattoos, Body Piercing And The Way We Dress by No2Atheism(m): 5:19am On Jun 30, 2009
george bush and masons

Christianity Etc › Re: Christain View Point On Long Hair, Tattoos, Body Piercing And The Way We Dress by No2Atheism(m): 5:04am On Jun 30, 2009
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Christianity Etc › Re: Christain View Point On Long Hair, Tattoos, Body Piercing And The Way We Dress by No2Atheism(m): 5:03am On Jun 30, 2009
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