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hopeforcharles:
Remember they are still humans and are still in the world, so sometimes there is a reason, That same thing u accused the pastor of has happened to me, I had this printing job which after the guy did the designing I later found out that his own printing was costlier, I got it cheaper somewhere else, I had to use the other guy which is cheaper, maybe Pastor didn't lie he just lack the way to tell u. Have u reasoned it this way?

malvisguy212:
any pastor can lie, but one thing is certain. JESUS IS THE TRUTH. All religion speak highly of Him.

the way you atheists attack Christianity, if you do the same to politician , by now Nigeria will be great again. politicians lie, and politics have done more harm than religion

budaatum:
You took the more expensive design to a cheaper printer

Have you reasoned at all? Why did you not ask the cheap printer to design cheap for you?

budaatum:
You took the more expensive design to a cheaper printer

Have you reasoned at all? Why did you not ask the cheap printer to design cheap for you?

Kiddo01:
Thank you for the question. He should have given the cheap printer the chance to design another one and not using my own design

hopeforcharles:
He actually did, he designed a some samples for me, remember it comes with the printing job, anywhere in the world, u have to give u client sample and if they are cool they pay if not they move on, sample is the costomers copy, remember the printer can always put in watermarks to protect his work.

budaatum:
No, the sample is not the client's copy until you pay for it. What you did was steal anothers work, watermark or not. No watermark is like you saying he left the door open so you just took it! If he sued you it would be for the entire work, design and printing.

Kiddo01:
You just said it all, watermark or not, it's not his copy afterall he hasn't paid me a dime for the design, secondly our agreement was not to design for him

mystiquerebirth:
OP, you make it seem like you have been deceived or lied to by a thousand pastors. You experienced just one man's weakness and suddenly generalize it.

Your parents obviously had some weaknesses, would it be fair to suddenly assume that all parents are replicas of the weaknesses you saw in your parents?

I condemn the insincerity you claim was exhibited by the pastor, equally your ill-advised public shaming of pastors; this wouldn't make you any profit either, remember.

mystiquerebirth:
OP, you make it seem like you have been deceived or lied to by a thousand pastors. You experienced just one man's weakness and suddenly generalize it.

Your parents obviously had some weaknesses, would it be fair to suddenly assume that all parents are replicas of the weaknesses you saw in your parents?

I condemn the insincerity you claim was exhibited by the pastor, equally your ill-advised public shaming of pastors; this wouldn't make you any profit either, remember.

1Sharon:
Abeg get lost. Where did he say all? A generalisation doesn't mean all

mystiquerebirth:
You obviously lack sound education and proper home training; your poor manners are so obvious. I haven't insulted the OP nor you, yet you generously heap insults on me.

I wonder what you mean by "a generalization doesn't mean all". Maybe you could educate me better, this time without insults.

May light shine on your paths.

Welcome to 2020.

1Sharon:
Move.

mystiquerebirth:
[/quote]Kiddo01 said "some" in the title (I hope you did not go back and edit!), and it appears in the op a couple of times. He said he was "not here to criticize or insult any one but to air out my pain which was caused by a pastor", and concluded with "Why are some pastors so deceptive?" The only slip he made, in fact, was an 'e' instead of an 'a' in his "so called m[e]n of God" for which you completely disregarded his pain of being fooled by a pastor who's name the op never mentioned, so I don't quite get why you say he "generalized it"!

[quote author=budaatum post=85395406]The following is an aside.

One problem I find most people have is we see through lenses. We think we see what is before us, but we actually look through the lenses of our (mis)conceptions and prejudices which distort how we see, so instead of seeing what's before us, we actually make what is before us look as we expect things to be. Religion is very faulty in doing this. Its like tinted glasses colouring reality.

1Sharon:
Abeg, I don't care.

Obviously you're a pastor hence why you jumped on OP's post like a he-goat and got defensive.

Move.

mystiquerebirth:
You obviously lack sound education and proper home training; your poor manners are so obvious. I haven't insulted the OP nor you, yet you generously heap insults on me.

I wonder what you mean by "a generalization doesn't mean all". Maybe you could educate me better, this time without insults.

May light shine on your paths.

Welcome to 2020.