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Prayer, largely, is believed to be an avenue to commune with God, yet it is not uncommon to have believers pray aloud in public, especially in other tongues. One school of thought thinks it is permissible to let others hear you when you pray, while another opines that courtesy demands that you keep your supposed communion with God private. Which is right, especially when in the company of unbelieving friends?

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Why nt, op don't limit yr self.

Anyone that does that around me is going to be slapped. You can't be making noise and shouting in my ear.

theEYe21:
Anyone that does that around me is going to be slapped. You can't be making noise and shouting in my ear.

Of course its a noise.
What's speaking in tongue.

It's not even in the bible. It's speaking gibberish, only mad people or mentally ill patients can speak in tongues

tempem:
Of course its a noise.
What's speaking in tongue.

theEYe21:
It's not even in the bible. It's speaking gibberish, only mad people or mentally ill patients can speak in tongues

Where are you? Lol
Surprised!!

How can you call it 'praying in tongues' when you don't even know the meaning of the words coming out of your mouth?

theEYe21:
Anyone that does that around me is going to be slapped. You can't be making noise and shouting in my ear.

Calm down biko. Just excuse them if you are not comfortable

Seun:
How can you call it 'praying in tongues' when you don't even know the meaning of the words coming out of your mouth?

Seun, m not a good writer, but I would have love if you can explain atheism to people in simple logic like "rooting of androids, jail breaking of iphones is synonymous to being an human atheist" why human need to jail break their mind, why it's not for everybody, the cons and pros... actually have been learning a lot from you ..

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am sorry for derailing the thread