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ToVictoriaZ:


How was your day?

Daeylar:
Good, and yours?

ZUBY77:
You that don't have hurricane? Wouldn't you chose America over your Zoo any day?

orisa37:
U.S States are fully autonomous. Nothing like the Exclusive List in U.S Constitution and yet there is U.S. that is intact, undivided and not infested by any immigrant herdsmen.

PaperLace:
The last days are here.

PaperLace:
The last days are here.

ZaraGift:
Mumu

ToVictoriaZ:
Edimolu my nigga, the LEZZbian tormentor. You're the emperor appearing before me this bright evening.

Saverin:
I just dey laugh all these end time mumus

edimolu:
Watch me as i follow your footprint with pride! You remain the lord mayor aka savage lord!

How you doing mate?

shine12:
A society dominated by a conservative ideology could be less progressive the same way an over-subscription to liberalism could deeply confuse society.

Humanity has reached a stage of nothing is wrong "if it makes you feel good, you can have it" as far as you don't encroach on anyone's right.

omoelerin1:
But Jonathan was there for good 6 years, methinks you should have offered him this your brilliant idea.

DarkRebel69:
The so-called "over-subscription to liberalism" gave us the Renaissance of the 14th century, a time period I still believe was one of the greatest in our entire human history.

I think humanity is nearing the stage of complete enlightenment. (If we would excuse, for instance, the crop of individuals who on this thread made some asinine remarks about the "return of a dead Jew" or "the end of the world drawing nigh".

The main reason why people feel guilty over certain things (drinking, casual sex, smoking, masturbäting, etc) is because of the baseless moral demands of their Religion. But, the reality is that Religion is fast losing its grip, people are becoming more and more smarter, and less and less inhibited.

50 more generations and the population of religious people worldwide should have dwindled to a meagre 30%. Now that is progress.

ToVictoriaZ:
I'm doing good, boss. You?

edimolu:
Just running few checks here and there! Do enjoy the rest of your night mate!

delexy123:
Nice call, but any 'sauce' to back your claim? Religion has been predicted to dwindle since when? FYI, Religion has always been part of man and will continue to be until man is able to know all that there is to be known about his 'world' thereby, making him an all knowing being BUT there is little or no chance that man will survive to attain that level...so keep dreaming on

shinarlaura:
Mine is worst.... i am speechless.

Maybe the world is coming to an end. Strange things keeps on happening

Sleyanya1:
Absolutely & the US is the chief Driver.

DarkRebel69:
The so-called "over-subscription to liberalism" gave us the Renaissance of the 14th century, a time period I still believe was one of the greatest in our entire human history.

I think humanity is nearing the stage of complete enlightenment. (If we would excuse, for instance, the crop of individuals who on this thread made some asinine remarks about the "return of a dead Jew" or "the end of the world drawing nigh".

The main reason why people feel guilty over certain things (drinking, casual sex, smoking, masturbäting, etc) is because of the baseless moral demands of their Religion. But, the reality is that Religion is fast losing its grip, people are becoming more and more smarter, and less and less inhibited.

50 more generations and the population of religious people worldwide should have dwindled to a meagre 30%. Now that is progress.

delexy123:
Nice call, but any 'sauce' to back your claim? Religion has been predicted to dwindle since when? FYI, Religion has always been part of man and will continue to be until man is able to know all that there is to be known about his 'world' thereby, making him an all knowing being BUT there is little or no chance that man will survive to attain that level...so keep dreaming on

delexy123:
Nice call, but any 'sauce' to back your claim? Religion has been predicted to dwindle since when? FYI, Religion has always been part of man and will continue to be until man is able to know all that there is to be known about his 'world' thereby, making him an all knowing being BUT there is little or no chance that man will survive to attain that level...so keep dreaming on

thesicilian:
Later when they start having strange disasters like hurricane after hurricane, they'll say they don't know how it comes about.

kense88:
Then what exactly did we do to deserve people like buhari, obasanjo, goodluck jonathan e.t.c

Daeylar:
Raggedyann

I had already called off the issue. The only reason I took time out to explain it to you was because it was you. At that point you mentioned him I was already done with it all.

Seems like you also didn't get my point, but that's fine.

RaggedyAnn:
Yes, I saw. Sorry to drag you back into it, dear. I thought I was clarifying your points , but it appears I was on another matter entirely because I started with the wrong post. I'll take the time to see what this was about, I've been sort of distracted, typing on the go.

Daeylar:
Raggedyann

I had already called off the issue. You didn't do anything I had already ended the discussion. The only reason I took time out to explain it to you was because it was you. At that point you mentioned him I was already done with it all.

Seems like you also didn't get my point and what I was arguing with him about.

DarkRebel69:
I wasn't quoting a research or a journal, so I have no need of posting my "sauce". I was only making an informed prognosis borne out of personal observations, which I believe are very much valid especially if you consider the quantum surge in the atheist demographic. The population of atheists burgeons by the minute, even in atheist-intolerant domains such as Africa. Many church-goers are also closet atheists, or secretly apathetic to religion.
What does that tell you? To me it means that man's intelligence is on all-time evolutionary high.

I fear I was even being generous when I gave religion 50 more generations before it falls into disuse. I myself will marry an atheist, or a deist at worst, and I will raise my children to be as religiousless as can be (and trust me, I'm not the only one with this mindset) . Many youths and young adults today are also only religious by word of mouth but very irreligious in their deeds, and also very likely to pass on that irreligiousness to posterity. So with people such as myself plotting to upend the universe with a revolutionary brand of parenting, and with the abundance of religiously lukewarm millenials, is it really so far-fetched a prognostication when I say that winter may just have come for Religion?

Religion might have been a boon companion of man from his primitive beginnings, but as man grows wiser (and he is), then it's only as a matter of course that he begins to clearly see the incongruous fatuities that abound in old wives' tales that speak unabashedly of talking serpents, levitating prophets, and schizophrenic Jews afflicted with the "son of God complex".

shine12:
He is right. Look at Saudi Arabia, they just allowed women to start drive in 2017. That’s fundamental Wahhabi religion for you. They believe before a woman can even leave the house and travel, he needs permission from her master, man.

Majority of the whole world use to subscribe to one form of religious belief that constrained them to innovate in one form or another. The Catholic Church did the same to the Europeans in the middle age. Please read about Portuguese Inquisition and Spanish inquisition.

The Renaissance and the industrial revolution which occurred later were a success because the concomitant of religion such as Feudalism, Divine Right of Kings and Serfdom lost its on people. As a side note, spirituality (knowing and following God by faith for one self) is very different from organised or statehood religion like we have today. A nation like Saudi is a religious theocracy that tells people how to think, behave and act.