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papagiddy:
Muslims now fixed their program like assalatu to Sunday morning to prevent Muslims from going to church with their neighbors.....but still some Muslims still go to churches on Sundays....Even today we had like 2 Muslims in my church...with visible black spot on his forehead...he has alway been coming ..for security reasons I corned him and questioned him ..He said he just like the atmosphere of people worshipping and d messages being preached....he doesn't dance but he nod his head occasionally...but our security personnel are monitoring his every movement...even his picture taken secretly

I am a Muslim, and I have gladly accepted invitations from Christians to visit their places of worship, especially Jehovah’s Witnesses Kingdom Halls. Engaging in such visits reflects my belief in mutual understanding and respectful dialogue between people of different faiths.

Honestly, I appreciated the invitation from the Jehovah's Witnesses to visit their Kingdom Hall. Compared to other churches I’ve attended, their programs and activities felt refreshingly calm and composed. What stood out the most was that my identity as a Muslim did not feel like a barrier or something that needed special attention.

I sat through the entire sermon, listening attentively, without any pressure to jump, dance, shout, or be put on display as a first-time attendee. It was an experience where I could simply observe, reflect, and engage peacefully.

Note: I simply sat or stood when required in all of the invites, respecting their space and customs without compromising my own beliefs.

papagiddy:
Muslims now fixed their program like assalatu to Sunday morning to prevent Muslims from going to church with their neighbors.....but still some Muslims still go to churches on Sundays....Even today we had like 2 Muslims in my church...with visible black spot on his forehead...he has alway been coming ..for security reasons I corned him and questioned him ..He said he just like the atmosphere of people worshipping and d messages being preached....he doesn't dance but he nod his head occasionally...but our security personnel are monitoring his every movement...even his picture taken secretly

Yes, a Muslim can visit a church, provided the visit aligns with Islamic guidelines. Islam emphasizes respect for all places of worship, as they are seen as spaces where God is worshipped. Here are some considerations:

1. Intent: The purpose of the visit should be lawful and respectful. This could include attending interfaith dialogues, cultural events, or understanding the practices of others for educational reasons.

2. Respectful Behavior: Visitors should behave respectfully in the church, such as dressing modestly and following the church's protocols (e.g., silence during prayer sessions).

3. No Participation in Worship: While observing is permissible, engaging in acts of worship specific to other faiths is generally prohibited in Islam.

4. Interfaith Dialogue: Visiting a church can be an opportunity to foster mutual understanding and respectful conversations, which aligns with Islamic principles of promoting peaceful coexistence.

Ultimately, such visits should be guided by the principles of respect, wisdom, and adherence to one’s own faith.

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paxonel:
Whether you call Jesus God or not, does it really matter?
The answer is no!

What matter is you being in whom God has sent, that he is the Messiah, and his mission is to bring eternal life into the world

But when you attribute divinity to the wrong person or being, it becomes a deeply significant and problematic matter. Misunderstanding or misrepresenting the nature of God is not just a theological error, but it can lead to fundamental misalignments in one’s spiritual journey, causing confusion and potentially leading people away from the truth.

Tubexsms:
What's your take?

The fact that he accurately predicted future events does not necessarily confirm that he is a man of God. I am not implying that he is a man of the devil either. However, it is important to remember that many individuals who claim to be men of God have successfully foretold certain events, yet they have also failed in other prophecies. Accuracy in predictions alone is not sufficient to determine the true source of their insight or authority.

Tubexsms:
What Apostle Joshua Suleman told Nathaniel Bassey has come to pass.

You can only know a true man of God that hears frwm God, when he speaks or prophesy, it must surely come to pass.

More grace to function.

https://youtube.com/shorts/jansNMccjpA?si=sfhO22oXHWj7wAyU

So in one word. He is a true man of God right?

essentialone1:
Not all Muslims are terrorists, but all terrorists are Muslims.

Ain't it?

Do we need to go far, sehbi you can see the Ipob militant observing jumat prayers and shouting allahu akbar.

gohf:
I am a disciple of Lord Jesus Christ

Okay brother. I totally understand you.

gohf:
because there's a satanic agenda behind it, behind the sudden propagation that Jesus is God

Are you a Christian by the way?

By the year 2224, if the age of consent is raised to 30, future generations may regard our current standards as lacking in moral values. They might even describe us using terms like "pedophile," suggesting that our modern acceptance of relationships with individuals aged 16 or 18 would be seen as inappropriate by their societal norms.

MadamVanessa:




Why is it that the Quran speak against murder but Muslims will not stop tying bombs to themselves and others just to kill multitudes with the aim of going to heaven to shag virgins. Any explanation to this?

Why does the Bible speak against the worship of graven images or statues, yet some Christians continue practices such as bowing before statues of Mary, saints, or even showing excessive reverence toward their pastors? Is there a theological or cultural justification for this? If you have an explanation for this apparent act, it would also be helpful to provide an explanation to clarify the explanation you requested for above.

Walking through the streets of Ibadan, I have never encountered a Christian outrightly proclaiming that Jesus is God. Even within my own family, when I asked my Christian relatives whether Jesus is God, they were visibly surprised by the question (how can Jesus be God). My younger cousins, too, were taken aback when they came across claims that Jesus is God, I was like— (dem no teach for unna church say Jesus is God). Interestingly, none of them attend any of the churches listed above.

This makes me wonder, when did the assertion that "Jesus is God" begin to gain prominence? Growing up, all I ever heard in Christian circles was the phrase "Jesus is the Son of God." The idea of Jesus being identified as God wasn’t something I had come across during my early years until recently flying all over the internet.

ujnwachukwu:
Where are you based? I base Calabar

I base in Ibadan, Oyo state. It's quite far but we can still be in contact sir.

MaxInDHouse:
Na wah o!

Even Ken who hate JW is also "MAD" by JW!

Ọmọ this "MAD" matter don worsen your case o!

E shock Max sef

ujnwachukwu:
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How can I make the best out of this dog through training?

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SIRTee15:
We both saying the same thing.
Allah warned he will kill Muhammed by sliding h[b]is major blood vessel- life artery, if he's ever caught lying. [/b]

And that's exactly how he died. Muhammed groaned his aorta- life artery was being severed.

Do U get it now.

If the claim is that Muhammad (peace be upon him) died with his aorta severed, does this suggest that he was truthful throughout the 23 years of his prophethood, up until the moment he was accused of lying and was consequently punished by Allah with such a death?

Kingsempires:
coming to the point of Satan;

Satan can't be forgiven because the is no forgiveness in the spiritual realm just like the way of no second chance after death

My friend, what do we call people who were brought back to life by our pastors and General Overseers? Isn't that a second chance after their first death?

MaxInDHouse:
I have given you the correct interpretation but since you're a Muslim i know you don't care to know its practical application rather you only want to see people claiming Christians arguing against one another.

The truth is only one religion have the truth on this matter so if you're not interested in knowing that religion it's OK you can continue entertaining yourself.

If you had unquestioningly accepted the interpretation given to you by your Alfa from the beginning, you likely wouldn’t be the person you are today.

Let’s consider it this way: I’ve consulted with three different individuals on a particular interpretation, and each confidently claimed theirs was the correct one. Eventually, I encountered you, who provided what I now recognize as the absolute and true interpretation. If I had accepted the very first person’s interpretation without questioning or even engaging others, I would have never been open to considering yours, no matter how truthful or accurate it is.

You might think I’m merely trying to entertain myself or create a situation where two Christians argue with one another. But I say to you, from such debates or even entertainment, the truth often emerges. It is through questioning, discussion, and sometimes disagreement that we can uncover what is genuinely true.

Kobojunkie:
If you think about it, you will agree that Scripture does not require interpretation since most readers already have a translation available to them in their mother tongue or at least one language they previously learned. An interpretation would also be necessary if one was, maybe attempting to read directly from the Greek script and is not himself a native Greek speaker. (Basically, interpretations are only necessary when one is reading in a second language that one is not entirely familiar with.)

I have never met an Englishman who picked up a physics textbook written in the English language only to declare that the book required additional interpretation of any kind. Basic comprehension is really what is necessary in that case, right? So, even with Scripture today, either the facts contained in the book are accepted as-is written or the reader rejects the facts and prefers other ideas not stated within the books.

Your point raises an interesting perspective, but I believe there's a distinction between translation and interpretation. Even with a translation in one’s native language, interpretation can still be necessary because languages often carry nuances, idioms, cultural contexts, and historical backgrounds that may not be immediately clear to a modern reader.

However, I must admit that it’s quite concerning how different people interpret scripture, especially when some claim that one needs the Holy Spirit to properly understand it. While that may hold little truth, I firmly believe that not every word in scripture is meant to be taken literally. By using common sense and examining the context of each chapter, it becomes clearer what should be interpreted literally and what should be understood metaphorically. This approach helps in developing a balanced and meaningful understanding of the text.

johnw47:
when Jesus returns on the clouds of heaven, He travels around the globe just like lightning goes from east to west and every eye will see Him:


Rev 1:7  BEHOLD, HE IS COMING WITH THE CLOUDS, and every eye will see Him, even those who pierced Him; and all the tribes of the earth will mourn over Him. So it is to be. Amen. 

Mat 24:27  "For just as the lightning comes from the east and flashes even to the west, so will the coming of the Son of Man be.

MaxInDHouse, Kobojunkie,

This is exactly the point I am trying to make. I’m not seeking contradictions or attempting to challenge anyone unnecessarily; rather, I am genuinely interested in understanding various perspectives on this matter. Hearing and considering different points of view enriches the conversation and helps us grasp the full context of the topic at hand.

See how interpreting the phrase "every eye shall see him," is literally explained by johnw47 and he cite Matthew 24:27, which states, "For as the lightning comes from the east and shines as far as the west, so will be the coming of the Son of Man."

Kobojunkie:
1. Does any of the passages referenced — when considered in context of course — state that people across the entire Earth would be able to see Jesus Christ descending from the clouds simultaneously?

2. Is this a question of plausibility or a question born of misinterpretation of what was stated in those passages?

3. Or does it only apply as far as a few as opposed to the insistence that every human on the planet would see it?

1. You made an excellent point in response, and I can see the beauty in your reasoning. However, I’m uncertain whether it applies to the entire Earth. What exactly does 'every eye' signify in this context? It's reminiscent of how some interpret 'sent to all nations' as referring to the entire universe, while others, like you, see it as addressing only the 12 tribes of Israel.

2. If he thinks that interpretation is plausible, I’d appreciate it if he could elaborate on how it can work. On the other hand, if it stems from a misunderstanding, I’d still value his clarification to better understand his perspective.

3. I’d also like to gain insight into this point, especially in relation to the person I referenced earlier.

Captain4Jehovah:
Verily, verily, I say unto thee, We speak that we do know, and testify that we have seen; and ye receive not our witness.
John 3 : 11

Everyone is not giving THE GIFT OF TEACHING. Half baked or incompetent teacher cannot dish out the sound words that are edifying;it will be the opposite that might make a believer stray.
The statement does not mean Jesus teachings. It is literal! The sign of his second coming will be seen when rapture occurs. The peoples of the earth would see the appearance of Jesus. I should say that rapture is not an occurrence of a day though the Bible does not have the account!
At his actual second coming, Behold, he cometh with clouds; and every eye shall see him, and they also which pierced him: and all kindreds of the earth shall wail because of him. Even so, Amen.
Revelation 1 : 7

Thank you for your response. However, I believe it's important to approach this question logically. How would people across the entire Earth be able to see Jesus descending from the clouds simultaneously?

Using basic logic, even the Sun–which is approximately 1.3 million times larger than Earth–cannot be seen by everyone on Earth at the same time due to the planet's curvature and rotation.

So, how plausible is it for Jesus to literally descend from the clouds and be visible to people on opposite sides of the globe?

Would this require a supernatural phenomenon beyond human comprehension, or could it be symbolic rather than literal? I’d love to hear your thoughts on this since you said it literal.

MaxInDHouse:
It can't just as all Muslims don't agree on doctrinal issues so if you want to know something there's no need looking for contradictions rather think of what is BENEFICIAL to one and all!

Not everyone will agree on doctrinal issues, even within the same denomination, as interpretations often vary. That being said, I genuinely want to understand his personal perspective on the phrase, "every eye will see Him in the sky."Does he interpret it literally, believing it refers to a physical, visible event, or metaphorically, as a symbolic or spiritual occurrence? While I appreciate hearing your interpretation, I would also value hearing his thoughts directly. Please allow him to share his viewpoint.

MaxInDHouse:
If a celebrity either musician, movie actor or politician say "my star is shining in the sky" does it mean people are seeing a literal star in the sky that's shining in his name?
Come on what Jesus meant is that his teachings will gain group in all the nations of the world among faithful people and the whole world will notice a group that's practicing what he taught even though they are few in number! Matthew 5:14-16

Kindly allow Captain4Jehovah whom I referenced to clarify my question or confirm whether what you’ve stated aligns with his own intended meaning.

MaxInDHouse:
Every eyes here doesn't mean the literal eyes rather seeing what Jesus stood for through the activities of his (real) disciples on earth. Act 1:8

Does in the SKY not make his statement sound literally seeing him in the sky? I still want him to explain how all eyes will see him.

Captain4Jehovah:
And every eye shall see Jesus in the sky. THIS IS TRUE AND WORTHY OF ACCEPTANCE.

Please HOW will every eyes see HIM?