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Quelme:
Mumu Nigerians and their white slave God...

But your arabian prophet who was raping 6 year olds, banned adoption just to snatch his adopted sons wife and worshipped the medina idols that inspired him to wriee satanic verses is worthy of emulation?

You see why I said islam is a form of mental illness; you are worshipping an arabian moon god but calling other people slaves when they are doing the exact thing your nymphomaniac prophet of worthlessness copied to his quoran.

helinues:
Have you ever witnessed leadership struggle within the church amongst pastors? MFM is a good case of reference. Whatever you might want to accuse those who don't believe in church for are being practiced in the same church.

The so called pastors are not above being criticized, they also should respect themselves by stop insulting our intelligent. You can't be claiming of performing miracles only in your church domain when there are real and genuine people in hospital who need such miracle

Incredible work in this thread already sir, wow. You are an all rounder, general thinking wise, and I am very impressed.

Sha don't empty all your bullets on these "God of men worshipping" types, save some please for those dastardly Obidients.

Kwantinu, you are doing great.

MasterJayJay:
Telling christians that they won't make heaven because they don't pay tithe is bullying.

You dey mind those fraudsters and their yeye followers.

Nigeria police normally has even gone to the dogs. The idea of cyber bullying alone or the definition of what it is, has left the dictionary of nigeria police. To even make matters worse, Adeboye no be even the person wey file police report but them carry am for head. Let tge person who feels cyber bullied come and file a complaint because if going by definition, feeling cyber bullied is a subjectice stance rather than a fixed definition. How can someone come and file such complaint on another persons behalf, even without his consent or agrrement?

helinues:
You see, I didn't mention any of the religion but generalize my statement.

You as a Christian don dey do unnecessary defending, same way the Muslim will also cast the blame on others

Can you now understand what I am talking about? All the religions can't be claiming their way is the only way. Even market, one way no dey enter am

You're talking off point. Check the topic again.

LtChisom:
But your arabian prophet who was raping 6 year olds, banned adoption just to snatch his adopted sons wife and worshipped the medina idols that inspired him to wriee satanic verses is worthy of emulation?

You see why I said islam is a form of mental illness; you are worshipping an arabian moon god but calling other people slaves when they are doing the exact thing your nymphomaniac prophet of worthlessness copied to his quoran.

who be this daft person? Direct your frustration to head slammers, see why I say you daft...

IrepChrist:
Yes, cyberbullying of Christian clerics, or any individuals for that matter, would be considered a sin in Christianity. Christianity teaches principles of love, respect, and kindness toward all people, including religious leaders. The Bible emphasizes treating others with love and dignity. For example, in Matthew 22:39, Jesus teaches, "Love your neighbor as yourself," which is foundational to Christian ethics.

Cyberbullying goes against these teachings, as it involves harming others through insults, threats, or harassment, which can deeply affect their emotional and mental well-being. Christian teachings also highlight the importance of speaking truth in love and refraining from actions that cause harm to others (Ephesians 4:29, Colossians 4:6).

Furthermore, 1 Timothy 5:17 speaks to honoring and respecting elders in the faith, including clergy.

Using digital platforms to degrade, mock, or harm Christian clerics is contrary to the biblical call for respect, kindness, and reconciliation.


Religious leaders may not be perfect beings, but prayers and supplication on their behalf for their shortfalls is the duty we all owe them.

Therefore, cyberbullying of any kind, including against Christian clerics, would not align with Christian values.

Once you point out the evil that clerics do, they term it cyber bullying. It's not bullying if it's the truth. Why will a pastor be telling people that without tithe U can't enter heaven Why the extreme materialism and fake prophesies Abeggi

Quelme:
who be this daft person? Direct your frustration to head slammers, see why I say you daft...

Na your mama toto dey daft, if not why will an empty skull like you come out of such frigid smelly wilderness.

IrepChrist:
Yes, cyberbullying of Christian clerics, or any individuals for that matter, would be considered a sin in Christianity. Christianity teaches principles of love, respect, and kindness toward all people, including religious leaders. The Bible emphasizes treating others with love and dignity. For example, in Matthew 22:39, Jesus teaches, "Love your neighbor as yourself," which is foundational to Christian ethics.

Cyberbullying goes against these teachings, as it involves harming others through insults, threats, or harassment, which can deeply affect their emotional and mental well-being. Christian teachings also highlight the importance of speaking truth in love and refraining from actions that cause harm to others (Ephesians 4:29, Colossians 4:6).

Furthermore, 1 Timothy 5:17 speaks to honoring and respecting elders in the faith, including clergy.

Using digital platforms to degrade, mock, or harm Christian clerics is contrary to the biblical call for respect, kindness, and reconciliation.


Religious leaders may not be perfect beings, but prayers and supplication on their behalf for their shortfalls is the duty we all owe them.

Therefore, cyberbullying of any kind, including against Christian clerics, would not align with Christian values.

As a leader, you no suppose dey 4kup, if you 4kup, you collet!

They recieve bashing because they do what leaders outh not to do. And such bashing is never a sin.

IrepChrist:
I am not defending them, I am only stating the obvious fact. What many people don't know is that there growing depression amongst Church leaders. They the burden Bearers we can see. Cyberbullying them or deliberately criticises them for social view and likes is witchcraft.

Is that right?! The same church leaders who set themselves up as being the closest thing to God? The same church leaders who act like they are pure and sinless? Since they expect never to be questioned or criticized, that infers that they ascribe god-like qualities to themselves and therefore expect god-like devotion. So please tell us, do they (and their followers) extend the same tolerance and empathy to others who are not members of their church or adherents of their faith?

IrepChrist:
Yes, cyberbullying of Christian clerics, or any individuals for that matter, would be considered a sin in Christianity. Christianity teaches principles of love, respect, and kindness toward all people, including religious leaders. The Bible emphasizes treating others with love and dignity. For example, in Matthew 22:39, Jesus teaches, "Love your neighbor as yourself," which is foundational to Christian ethics.

Cyberbullying goes against these teachings, as it involves harming others through insults, threats, or harassment, which can deeply affect their emotional and mental well-being. Christian teachings also highlight the importance of speaking truth in love and refraining from actions that cause harm to others (Ephesians 4:29, Colossians 4:6).

Furthermore, 1 Timothy 5:17 speaks to honoring and respecting elders in the faith, including clergy.

Using digital platforms to degrade, mock, or harm Christian clerics is contrary to the biblical call for respect, kindness, and reconciliation.


Religious leaders may not be perfect beings, but prayers and supplication on their behalf for their shortfalls is the duty we all owe them.

Therefore, cyberbullying of any kind, including against Christian clerics, would not align with Christian values.

Bullying is a crime, doesn't matter if it involves a clergy man

And the Lord’s servant must not be quarrelsome but must be kind to everyone… (2 Timothy 2:24)

Bullying is a sin; the devil is a bully, bullies desire to be like the devil.

The heart of the bully relies on others to back him up in his wicked assault on kind, innocent people.

Proverbs 6:16-19 says: “There are six things that the Lord hates, seven that are an abomination to him: proud eyes, a lying tongue, and hands that shed innocent blood, a heart that devises wicked plans, feet that make haste to run to evil, a false witness who breathes out lies, and one who sows discord among brothers.”

Bibleteacher:
Ok nah

Since they received tithe , they can be hold for it. 🤣

The bear tore the kids that tried such into pieces...

Its only a matter of time...

Elijah bullied the bar worshippers!
So therefore it's advisable to bullies non Christians religion and those fake pastorpreneur who is tarnishing the image of Christianity

No. Next question.

Ok
Constitution is again cyber bullying

Its a crime

If cyber bullying an ordinary person is unjust, how is cyber bullying a Christian leader just.....?
Let me even ask you sef
Is cyber bullying you right....?!
What is wrong can never be right now matter who the victim is

LordReed:
So criticism is bullying?

Insultive criticism is bullying
I can talk to your father and I can talk to your father.
One of those talks can make you rage.
There is certainly a type of talk you won't allow anyone to do with your parents. So I hope you understand the difference now and stop being petty

It's a sin punishable with death according to the Bible (2 Cor 2:23-25)

Yes.

Do not insult the leader of your people...EXODUS

Speak evil of no one...TITUS

Greenlandz:
It is a grave sin to bully or harrass or insultan annointed men/women of God be it on social media or in the physical

Even when they are talking rubbish?

donmik:
Yes.

Do not insult the leader of your people...EXODUS

Speak evil of no one...TITUS

Even when they are saying nonsense

mushroomFarm:
Insultive criticism is bullying
I can talk to your father and I can talk to your father.
One of those talks can make you rage.
There is certainly a type of talk you won't allow anyone to do with your parents. So I hope you understand the difference now and stop being petty

Which of those pastors have received the kind of insults Jesus received, did you hear Jesus lock any one in prison.
You see all these hypocritical and thiefing pastors such as adeboye, suleiman and co, we know it is not God of Jesus Christ they are following.

AbuTwins:
It is a grave sin worth death! I remember the case of Elisha and the 42 boys.

Some Boys Make Fun of Elisha
Elisha went from that city to Bethel. He was walking up the hill to the city, and some boys were coming down out of the city. They began making fun of him. They said, “Go away, you bald-headed man! Go away, you bald-headed man!”

Elisha looked back and saw them. He asked the Lord to cause bad things to happen to them. Then two bears came out of the forest and attacked the boys. There were 42 boys ripped apart by the bears. Kings 2:23-24

Na WA o...

And he wasn't arrested to murder...

Thank you, Father Lord. 🙏


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IrepChrist:
Yes, cyberbullying of Christian clerics, or any individuals for that matter, would be considered a sin in Christianity. Christianity teaches principles of love, respect, and kindness toward all people, including religious leaders. The Bible emphasizes treating others with love and dignity. For example, in Matthew 22:39, Jesus teaches, "Love your neighbor as yourself," which is foundational to Christian ethics.

Cyberbullying goes against these teachings, as it involves harming others through insults, threats, or harassment, which can deeply affect their emotional and mental well-being. Christian teachings also highlight the importance of speaking truth in love and refraining from actions that cause harm to others (Ephesians 4:29, Colossians 4:6).

Furthermore, 1 Timothy 5:17 speaks to honoring and respecting elders in the faith, including clergy.

Using digital platforms to degrade, mock, or harm Christian clerics is contrary to the biblical call for respect, kindness, and reconciliation.


Religious leaders may not be perfect beings, but prayers and supplication on their behalf for their shortfalls is the duty we all owe them.

Therefore, cyberbullying of any kind, including against Christian clerics, would not align with Christian values.

Which pastors have been cyberbullied?

Greenlandz:
It is a grave sin to bully or harrass or insultan annointed men/women of God be it on social media or in the physical

Can you pls define who are "anointed men/women of God"?

Is it an exclusive set of people?

mushroomFarm:
Insultive criticism is bullying
I can talk to your father and I can talk to your father.
One of those talks can make you rage.
There is certainly a type of talk you won't allow anyone to do with your parents. So I hope you understand the difference now and stop being petty

That is not what he asked you

LordReed:
So criticism is bullying?

mushroomFarm:
Insultive criticism is bullying
I can talk to your father and I can talk to your father.
One of those talks can make you rage.
There is certainly a type of talk you won't allow anyone to do with your parents. So I hope you understand the difference now and stop being petty

So if what I say to you is insulting it is bullying?

lexy2014:
That is not what he asked you

I tire o.

Ask yourself of bullying is a sin.