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malvisguy212:
if this is what is troubling you, remember God made a vow never to destroyed the world with water again but with brimstones and fire, if you did not repent, your own will be worse than the people in the picture you upload.

johnydon22:
lol oooh am scared oooo ewooo my legs are shaking.. lmao so ur god is even planning to do more than he already done after drowning millions of people now its fire..Seems this your god loves killing things horribly no wonder. . As barbaric and saddistic as the jews that invented it.. how come the devil doesnt kill the way this ur god does?

Just see how christianity have finished you with fear... fear of burning brimestone. see ya life?

[size=20] A theist threatening an atheist with hell is like a little child telling an adult that fairies wont give them candy [/size]

malvisguy212:
the devil has already killed you but you can resurrect if you believe in Jesus christ, this may be your last chance.tomorrow may be too late. Good night my good friend.

johnydon22:
Hahahahahahahaha abi.. no be small thing..really pathetic..

am sure you know the muslims say you are going to hell cus you dont believe in God (allah) so see you in hell bro

Devil ko? another myth...

malvisguy212:
The Bible challenges believers to "Test everything" and "Hold on to the good." God Himself in His revelation to Isaiah stated, "Come now, and let us reason together..." The very reason why atheists attack Christianity above all other religions is because Christianity directly challenges the atheist's assertion that belief in God is irrational.

When it comes to morality, atheists tend
to be very quiet about what role atheism plays in shaping their personal morality.
You won't find atheists saying that their
atheism was influential in getting them
off of drugs, stopping their alcoholism
and ending their addictions to pornography, gambling, or any other
personal moral fault. The fact is that
atheism has no power at all to change
personal morality (in a positive way).

frank317:
Rubbish...I know quite a lot Muslims whose religion shapes their morality for the better... Yet you still find reasons to condemn them.

We all have conscience... Weather Christian Muslims or Atheists...when we go against laid down rules we feel guilty. We also all have personal boundaries and guidelines. You talk as of atheists are the murderers, corrupts politicians, cheating spouse and armed robbers around you.

You uphold religion as an institution that instils morality but you fail to see how immoral our dear religions Nigerians are.

Well, you obviously will never learn... You point fingers at the Muslims justbas the point fingers at you. But what ya all fail to know is that you all are the main problems Nigeria have. We stand outside the box(religion) and see more clearly that you will ever see.

frank317:
Rubbish...I know quite a lot Muslims whose religion shapes their morality for the better... Yet you still find reasons to condemn them.

We all have conscience... Weather Christian Muslims or Atheists...when we go against laid down rules we feel guilty. We also all have personal boundaries and guidelines. You talk as of atheists are the murderers, corrupts politicians, cheating spouse and armed robbers around you.

You uphold religion as an institution that instils morality but you fail to see how immoral our dear religions Nigerians are.

Well, you obviously will never learn... You point fingers at the Muslims justbas the point fingers at you. But what ya all fail to know is that you all are the main problems Nigeria have. We stand outside the box(religion) and see more clearly that you will ever see.

malvisguy212:
if this is what is troubling you, remember God made a vow never to destroyed the world with water again but with brimstones and fire, if you did not repent, your own will be worse than the people in the picture you upload.

malvisguy212:
I want you to go through all my coment since when I've joined nairaland and show me where I condemned muslims,I present my argument base on the teaching of the quran and the life of muhammed. I have never insults let alone condemned a muslim here.

malvisguy212:
the devil has already killed you but you can resurrect if you believe in Jesus christ, this may be your last chance.tomorrow may be too late. Good night my good friend.

frank317:
He is now ur friend after you have finished threatening him with fire.

Lol... Ur God regretted drowning people with water and his slowpoke mind thought using fire is more benign

frank317:
Who said u insulted Muslims...u seem foot at seeing things that are not there.

When u point out wrong teachings of the Quran u and already condemning Islam.

malvisguy212:
there are conclusive evidence in the quran that indicate Allah and muhammed are ONE.let me give you an example;

Quran link the pleasure of Allah and muhammed;
Quran9:62
They swear to you by Allah in order to
please you, while Allah AND his Apostle
are most entitled that they should seek
HIS pleasure (yurduhu).

The word yurduhu is singular and yet, as the context makes it clear, it is used in relation to a dual subject, namely Allah and Muhammad his apostle. In other words, if this is not simply yet another grammatical error, then the singular is presumably being employed in order to group Muhammad and his deity together in their pleasure, in what pleases them.it is either muhammed and Allah is the same person OR this is grammatical error.

mustymatic:
You are the one wit the error

malvisguy212:
babylolaroy I read your coment on this thread https://www.nairaland.com/2256206/whom-did-allah-pray but I couldn't reply because I was ban, what rilwayn paste there is way out of line, infacte it was not an attempt to answer my question, even the muslims scholar in this website in an attempt to explained the verse admits that the meaning of
blessings upon the Prophet is praise
for him among the “higher
group” (al-mala’ al-‘a’la, i.e., the
angels, cf. al-Saffaat 37:, and the
prayers of the angels and the
Muslims for blessings upon him are
for him to be praised by Allaah
among the “higher group” (the
angels).

http://islamqa.info/en/69944

malvisguy212:
In its broadest sense, Christianity is a
religion based upon the teachings of
Jesus of Nazareth, who lived in Palestine
during the first century. However, if
Christianity is lived as merely a set of
teachings and rules to be followed, it
misses the main points that Jesus taught. First and foremost, Christianity is anchored in love, God's love for us and our response to that love.

WHY RELIGION?
Many skeptics think that religion is a
waste of time or worse. I tend to agree. I am a Christian, but I don't consider myself a particularly religious person. Christianity is much more than just religion.Someone may be thinking “I thought God invented religion!” Sorry, but God invented Man and Man invented religion.


God created Man for the express
purpose of mutual relationship with him, but gave Man the power of choice and free will. Man chose to break that
relationship and has been trying to find
his own way by inventing religions and
cults of all kinds in an effort to replace
that void left by lack of relationship with
his Creator.

But relationship with God cannot be
found through religion. In fact, religion is the biggest roadblock to seeking a
relationship with God. Religion is simply
Man trying to reach out to God by doing
something that he thinks will please God.

“If I can do enough, say enough, pray
enough, give enough, sacrifice enough
perhaps God will show me favor”. Every
religion is based upon this “WORKS
theology”. Neither ceremony, liturgy,
creeds, sacraments nor money have ever brought one soul into a reconciled
relationship to God.

TEACHING OF JESUS.
Although Jesus did not teach anything
radically different from that of the Old
Testament, He simplified the main points so that people could not escape into a pure exercise of religious ceremonies.
The Old Testament describes many laws
(both moral and ceremonial) that were to be followed by the people of God. With so many laws, people tended to become SELECTIVE, preferring to follow the easier ceremonial laws over the more difficult moral laws (Matthew 23:23). The religious ruling class was especially susceptible to selective obedience of the law, resulting in moral hypocrisy. Jesus explained that the moral commandments were not to be followed merely to the letter of the law, but also to the intent of the law. So, it was not enough to abstain from adultery, but God required that one not even look on a woman with lust (Matthew 5:27-28). Likewise, it is not enough to abstain from murder, but God requires that nobody hate another without cause, with calling another person "a fool" making one
guilty enough to suffer the judgment of
Hell (Matthew 5:21-22). So God's laws
require not only perfect performance,
but also perfect attitude and motive.
Jesus said the entire law of God could be
summarized into a mere two commands:

Jesus replied: "'Love the Lord your God
with all your heart and with all your soul
and with all your mind.' This is the first
and greatest commandment. And the
second is like it: 'Love your neighbor as
yourself.' All the Law and the Prophets
hang on these two
commandments." (Matthew 22:37-40)

Isaiah 1:13-14 states, “Bring no more
vain oblations; incense is an abomination unto me; the new moons
and Sabbaths, the calling of assemblies… it is iniquity…Your new moons and your appointed feasts my soul hateth: they are a trouble unto me; I am weary to bear them.”

David prays to God in Psalm 40:6,
“Sacrifice and offering thou didst not
desire;…Burnt offering and sin offering
hast thou not required.”

Amos 5:21 says, “I hate, I despise your
feast days, and I will not smell (the odors of their sacrifices) in your solemn
assemblies.”

Micah 6:6-8 includes; “Wherewith shall I
come before the Lord and bow myself
before the high God? Shall I come before him with burnt offerings, with calves of a year old? Will the lord be pleased with thousands of rams, or with ten thousands of rivers of oil? Shall I give my firstborn for my transgression, the fruit of my body for the sin of my soul? He hath showed thee, O man, what is good; and what doth the Lord require of thee, but to do justly, and to love mercy, and to walk humbly with thy God.”

And there it is: “Humble yourselves in
the sight of the Lord, and he shall lift you up.” James 4:10.

You see, the Israelites (Jews) of the Old
Testament had forgotten the relationship with God and became dependent upon the religious system of works and sacrifice and offerings expecting spiritual redemption or to appease God. But in these passages we see God Himself saying, “I don’t care how you shake and dance, I’m not interested in your religious activities, I want your heart.” In fact that is exactly what He expresses here in Isaiah 29:13,

“ Forasmuch as this people draw near me with their mouth, and with their lips do honor me, but have removed their heart far from me …”(Jesus quoted this passage in Matt. 15:8-9 adding “…in vain do they worship me, teaching for doctrines the commandments of men .”)
Imagine a pyramid which represents
religion. The base is guilt, upon which is
laid fear. Religion uses guilt and fear to
incite works to appease which when
applied results in pride.

SO, FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES THAT
DEFINED THE CHRISTIANS EXPERIENCE IS LOVE;
love of God and love of our fellow
human beings. So, a person who merely
loves his fellow man is only fulfilling half of the law, and is neglecting what Jesus said was the most important part loving God.

malvisguy212:
But the cults such as Islam easily fall precisely under the premise of “God hates Religion”; after all, I observe no one more committed to their religion than an Islamic Fundamentalist. Although the Muslim serves a different god (Allah is not the God of the Bible), he too is seeking to appease his god by doing. That is “works based theology” no matter how you slice it.