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Jesus Loves You. “For the wages of sin is death; but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord.”(Romans 6:23). Amen.

Jesus loves us all. Happy Sunday Nairalanders.

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Mosco100:
Jesus Loves You.

White Jesus now has blond hair and gold eyes?

Show me just one place in the Bible where Jesus said IN HIS OWN WORDS that HE LOVE ME or anybody else.

What is my business with Jesus...

olaniyilukman:
What is my business with Jesus...

According to the white man, your business with him is that he died for your sins

DropsMic:
According to the white man, your business with him is that he died for your sins

how does that correlate, the same whiteman that can gives me free visa, free housing is telling me strange person died for my sin.....

IF ACTUALLY CHRISTIANITY WAS GOLD THE COLONIALIST WOULDN'T HAVE FORCE IT ON AFRICA

TODAY WE ARE BEGGING THEM TO SHOW US HOW TO TECHNOLOGICALLY PRODUCE SOME THINGS BUT THEY REFUSED BUT FORCE THE SO CALL GOD ON US BEFORE SLAVE TRADE BEGAN


*Portuguese and Spanish coastal enclaves, 15th-17th c.*
- In Angola, São Tomé, and parts of West/Central Africa, Portuguese missionaries worked with local rulers who converted for trade and military alliances.
- In some cases, colonial administrators tied access to trade, education, and jobs to baptism. Refusal could mean exclusion from those systems.

*Belgian Congo, late 19th-early 20th c.*
- Missionaries operated under King Leopold II’s administration. The state supported Catholic and Protestant missions as part of its “civilizing mission.”
- Historical records show pressure on communities to send children to mission schools, where conversion was a condition for literacy and basic services.

*British, French, German colonies, late 19th-20th c.*
- Direct forced baptism was rare in British and French territories.
- Indirect pressure was common: colonial law, courts, and schools often favored Christians. Chiefs who converted often gained colonial backing. Traditional religious practices were sometimes banned under colonial ordinances, e.g., outlawing certain ceremonies as “public nuisance” or “fetish practices.”

3. *Mechanisms of forced or coerced adoption*
Where it happened, it usually worked through:
- *Political pressure*: Rulers converted to gain alliance with colonial powers, then their subjects followed.
- *Legal and administrative bias*: Colonial law favored Christian marriage, inheritance, and court testimony.
- *Economic and educational access*: Missions ran most schools and hospitals. Attendance often required baptism or at least renouncing traditional practices.
- *Military force*: In rare cases during conquest campaigns, colonial forces destroyed shrines and compelled conversion as part of pacification.

AFTER THE RELIGIOUS CONVERSION THEN CAME THE SLAVERY AND THE SLAVES TRADING

olaniyilukman:
how does that correlate, the same whiteman that can gives me free visa, free housing is telling me strange person died for my sin.....

Yes… That same white man. And you have to believe it, or you will burn in hellfire forever, gnashing your teeth and wetting yourself from the torture you would receive from the same demons who disobeyed God.

He is not loving the Christians of northern Nigeria.

Fake love .

DropsMic:
Yes… That same white man. And you have to believe it, or you will burn in hellfire forever, gnashing your teeth and wetting yourself from the torture you would receive from the same demons who disobeyed God.

To hell with you and that your father...

DropsMic:
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if you even understood what sin is or even at least know what it means, you will realize how dumb that picture you posted is

olaniyilukman:
To hell with you and that your father...

Someone clearly doesn’t understand sarcasm. For your own sake, I really hope you’re a young teen and not a full grown adult.

gohf:
if you even understood what sin is or even at least know what it means, you will realize how dumb that picture you posted is

Please enlighten the good people of Nairaland. What is sin?

If the same devoted Christians saw a black Jesus coming down from heaven, they would run and cast, and bind.

... because they have been brainwashed to believe every heavenly body is white. And the black ones are the demons and the devil.

If Jesus loves himself he won't send himself as the son of himself to die for the people he allegedly created.

No be JuJu be that?

chatinent:
If the same devoted Christians saw a black Jesus coming down from heaven, they would run and cast, and bind.

... because they have been brainwashed to believe every heavenly body is white. And the black ones are the demons and the devil.

Its all playing in your head

He was never described as white, all your inferences are from AI generated pix n movies

gohf:
if you even understood what sin is or even at least know what it means, you will realize how dumb that picture you posted is

Why don't you go right ahead and explain to us like we babies what sin means?

A Christian telling someone he's dvmb for holding an opinion is comedy central stuffs.😂

FlipModeSquade:
Why don't you go right ahead and explain to us like we babies what sin means?

A Christian telling someone he's dvmb for holding an opinion is comedy central stuffs.😂

are you the picture I referred to?
If you see yourself as that, don't blame others for your own self view.

Sin is to veer off course, it could be due to ignorance or as a mistake or even as a wrong choice.

DropsMic:
Please enlighten the good people of Nairaland. What is sin?

sin is unbelief as defined by Jesus recorded by John in chapter 16 verse 9, for one not to believe the Word of God is sin.

The meaning of the Hebrew word for sin is, for one to miss the mark or missing the mark or veering off course. And that's the result of disbelief.

God said don't eat this, you will die when you do.
Disbelief and he eats it and returns to the earth as a result.

He could do anything and almost everything apart from not believing God's word.

Sin is what brings you death.

AntiChristian:
If Jesus loves himself he won't send himself as the son of himself to die for the people he allegedly created.

No be JuJu be that?

antigoodlife jesus loves you even as antigoodlife

NetbizBoss:
IF ACTUALLY CHRISTIANITY WAS GOLD THE COLONIALIST WOULDN'T HAVE FORCE IT ON AFRICA

TODAY WE ARE BEGGING THEM TO SHOW US HOW TO TECHNOLOGICALLY PRODUCE SOME THINGS BUT THEY REFUSED BUT FORCE THE SO CALL GOD ON US BEFORE SLAVE TRADE BEGAN


*Portuguese and Spanish coastal enclaves, 15th-17th c.*
- In Angola, São Tomé, and parts of West/Central Africa, Portuguese missionaries worked with local rulers who converted for trade and military alliances.
- In some cases, colonial administrators tied access to trade, education, and jobs to baptism. Refusal could mean exclusion from those systems.

*Belgian Congo, late 19th-early 20th c.*
- Missionaries operated under King Leopold II’s administration. The state supported Catholic and Protestant missions as part of its “civilizing mission.”
- Historical records show pressure on communities to send children to mission schools, where conversion was a condition for literacy and basic services.

*British, French, German colonies, late 19th-20th c.*
- Direct forced baptism was rare in British and French territories.
- Indirect pressure was common: colonial law, courts, and schools often favored Christians. Chiefs who converted often gained colonial backing. Traditional religious practices were sometimes banned under colonial ordinances, e.g., outlawing certain ceremonies as “public nuisance” or “fetish practices.”

3. *Mechanisms of forced or coerced adoption*
Where it happened, it usually worked through:
- *Political pressure*: Rulers converted to gain alliance with colonial powers, then their subjects followed.
- *Legal and administrative bias*: Colonial law favored Christian marriage, inheritance, and court testimony.
- *Economic and educational access*: Missions ran most schools and hospitals. Attendance often required baptism or at least renouncing traditional practices.
- *Military force*: In rare cases during conquest campaigns, colonial forces destroyed shrines and compelled conversion as part of pacification.

AFTER THE RELIGIOUS CONVERSION THEN CAME THE SLAVERY AND THE SLAVES TRADING

bro you should be bringing out historical facts of how the gospel was forced on a group of people, instead of misaligning the work of those who spread the gospel with those who went on conquest campaigns, to colonize lands and obtain slaves.

I don't know how you read or view history, you should also show us how applicable your facts are when they colonized Asians and Indians as well

I don't like these pictures you guys use always portraying Jesus. You can make your posts without the pictures because obviously that's not Jesus Christ.

Please let me ask you this question, WHO IS JESUS? And give me an evidence of him in any history book outside the bible?

NetbizBoss:
IF ACTUALLY CHRISTIANITY WAS GOLD THE COLONIALIST WOULDN'T HAVE FORCE IT ON AFRICA

TODAY WE ARE BEGGING THEM TO SHOW US HOW TO TECHNOLOGICALLY PRODUCE SOME THINGS BUT THEY REFUSED BUT FORCE THE SO CALL GOD ON US BEFORE SLAVE TRADE BEGAN


*Portuguese and Spanish coastal enclaves, 15th-17th c.*
- In Angola, São Tomé, and parts of West/Central Africa, Portuguese missionaries worked with local rulers who converted for trade and military alliances.
- In some cases, colonial administrators tied access to trade, education, and jobs to baptism. Refusal could mean exclusion from those systems.

*Belgian Congo, late 19th-early 20th c.*
- Missionaries operated under King Leopold II’s administration. The state supported Catholic and Protestant missions as part of its “civilizing mission.”
- Historical records show pressure on communities to send children to mission schools, where conversion was a condition for literacy and basic services.

*British, French, German colonies, late 19th-20th c.*
- Direct forced baptism was rare in British and French territories.
- Indirect pressure was common: colonial law, courts, and schools often favored Christians. Chiefs who converted often gained colonial backing. Traditional religious practices were sometimes banned under colonial ordinances, e.g., outlawing certain ceremonies as “public nuisance” or “fetish practices.”

3. *Mechanisms of forced or coerced adoption*
Where it happened, it usually worked through:
- *Political pressure*: Rulers converted to gain alliance with colonial powers, then their subjects followed.
- *Legal and administrative bias*: Colonial law favored Christian marriage, inheritance, and court testimony.
- *Economic and educational access*: Missions ran most schools and hospitals. Attendance often required baptism or at least renouncing traditional practices.
- *Military force*: In rare cases during conquest campaigns, colonial forces destroyed shrines and compelled conversion as part of pacification.

AFTER THE RELIGIOUS CONVERSION THEN CAME THE SLAVERY AND THE SLAVES TRADING

Haba.. You twisted history naaaa
It was the missionaries that championed the ending of slavery. Yes they enslaved Africans but it was done in the days of ignorance. Forgive and accept Christ

gohf:
sin is unbelief as defined by Jesus recorded by John in chapter 16 verse 9, for one not to believe the Word of God is sin.

The meaning of the Hebrew word for sin is, for one to miss the mark or missing the mark or veering off course. And that's the result of disbelief.

God said don't eat this, you will die when you do.
Disbelief and he eats it and returns to the earth as a result.

He could do anything and almost everything apart from not believing God's word.

Sin is what brings you death.

So basically what you are saying is, it doesn't matter how good one is, or how many lives they touched while on earth, as long as they don't believe, they are going to burn forever?

FlipModeSquade:
Why don't you go right ahead and explain to us like we babies what sin means?

A Christian telling someone he's dvmb for holding an opinion is comedy central stuffs.😂

They seem to love irony. Saw this same person make another comment on a diff thread that - carbon dating, they called it "dating" - makes no sense. This is someone that thinks bronze age illiterate men, in one of the most primitive parts of the world - that barely understood how the world works and make claims like the "sun stood still" - are the ones with truth about objective reality. Apparently taking myths as facts is what people that aren't dumb do.

AllBlack:
White Jesus now has blond hair and gold eyes?

Show me just one place in the Bible where Jesus said IN HIS OWN WORDS that HE LOVE ME or anybody else.

“ A new commandment I give unto you, That ye love one another; as I have loved you, that ye also love one another.”(John 13:34). “ As the Father hath loved me, so have I loved you: continue ye in my love.

If ye keep my commandments, ye shall abide in my love; even as I have kept my Father’s commandments, and abide in his love.
These things have I spoken unto you, that my joy might remain in you, and that your joy might be full.

This is my commandment, That ye love one another, as I have loved you.

Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends.

Ye are my friends, if ye do whatsoever I command you.”(John 15:9-14). Amen.

Mosco100:
“ A new commandment I give unto you, That ye love one another; as I have loved you.

Show me where Jesus said I LOVE YOU.

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It is simple.

God is all forgiving.

Let him(?) forgive Satan first.

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