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Christianity Etc › Re: Purgatory....Real Or Fairytale? {updated} by postmann: 10:16am On May 14, 2016
analice107:
The reason i mentioned you is to have you help out with your well of knowledge in THIS THREAD, the thread about Purgatory. the Ops mentioned me so, i had to contribute, then mentioned you.
Its not because i believe in Purgatory.
Okay. Forgive my hasty conclusion. Thought you believed in Purgatory.

Purgatory is a Catholic doctrine.
Christianity Etc › Re: Purgatory....Real Or Fairytale? {updated} by postmann: 8:49am On May 14, 2016
analice107:
No.
So how did you come about your purgatory persuation? The scriptures you quoted doesn't suggest that the rich man was in Purgatory.

Rather he was in a fixed place; a great chasm where only the damned go. Hence he never wanted his brothers there.
Lifting up his eyes to see Abraham or Lazarus being comforted isn't suggestive of Purgatory.

There may be purgatory but the Bible doesn't support it with scriptures. So you shouldn't put your eternity on gamble on what you don't have a clear scriptural reference.
Christianity Etc › Re: Purgatory....Real Or Fairytale? {updated} by postmann: 8:32am On May 14, 2016
analice107:
No sir, use to be.
Does your present church support purgatory?
Christianity Etc › Re: Purgatory....Real Or Fairytale? {updated} by postmann: 7:53am On May 14, 2016
analice107:
I think the doctrine of Purgatory was derived from the passage below. Lets look at it critically.

Luke 16:19-31 There was a certain rich man who [habitually] clothed himself in purple and fine linen and reveled and feasted and made merry in splendor every day.
And at his gate there was [carelessly] dropped down and left a certain utterly destitute man named Lazarus, [reduced to begging alms and] covered with [ulcerated] sores.
He [eagerly] desired to be satisfied with what fell from the rich man’s table; moreover, the dogs even came and licked his sores.
And it occurred that the man [reduced to] begging died and was carried by the angels to Abraham’s bosom. The rich man also died and was buried.
And in Hades (the realm of the dead), being in torment, he lifted up his eyes and saw Abraham far away, and Lazarus in his bosom.
And he cried out and said, Father Abraham, have pity and mercy on me and send Lazarus to dip the tip of his finger in water and cool my tongue, for I am in anguish in this flame.
But Abraham said, Child, remember that you in your lifetime fully received [what is due you in] comforts and delights, and Lazarus in like manner the discomforts and distresses; but now he is comforted here and you are in anguish. And besides all this, between us and you a great chasm has been fixed, in order that those who want to pass from this [place] to you may not be able, and no one may pass from there to us.

And [the man] said, Then, father, I beseech you to send him to my father’s house— For I have five brothers—so that he may give [solemn] testimony and warn them, lest they too come into this place of torment.

But Abraham said, They have Moses and the Prophets; let them hear and listen to them.

But he answered, No, father Abraham, but if someone from the dead goes to them, they will repent (change their minds for the better and heartily amend their ways, with abhorrence of their past sins).

He said to him, If they do not hear and listen to Moses and the Prophets, neither will they be persuaded and convinced and believe [even] if asomeone should rise from the dead.

The above passage posits that this place is a place of waiting. no other thing is done here other than wait for resurrection.
Purgatory is a place of continuous work to make up for what was missed while alive.
It almost like reincarnation.
Its a place of Purging, cleansing, repentance from the sins which were not repented of while alive. what does the cleansing and purging is what i need to know, because the blood of Jesus is not effectual in the realm of the spirits.

If there is room for repentance after death, the rich man in Jesus' Parable would have opted for it, instead of pleading with Father Abraham to pls send someone back to the realm of men to warn his brethren not to come where he was.

If one can make amends beyond the grave, the rich man would switched into action immediately he discovered himself in torments.

But if we should go by this doctrine, we will let Christ go completely. eg
The Finished work of Christ. The efficacy of the blood of atonement.
It'll make Redemption void. As a matter of fact, it will make the mission of Christ on earth useless.
The teaching of Purgatory posits that, the blood of Jesus is not enough to cleans our sins, making void the act of Grace.

There is a very subtile but tacit error enclosed in this teaching, and a careful perusal of it, will lead us straight to the ideologies which by- passes Jesus as the only way to Yahweh or the ideologies which posits that there's no Hellfire at all.

It believes in the act of Penance. Entering into paradise if "Your Good works surpasses your transgressions.
The Bible says we are SAVED BY GRACE AND NOT BY WORKS", Justification is by grace through the blood of Jesus Christ.

You cant believe in Christ and His finished work and at the same time believe in Purgatory.

Cc: Post.mann.
Sch.olar
Lastmess.enger
Ayok.u777
Are you catholic?
Family › Re: Roles In The 'nigerian' Family by postmann: 7:38am On May 14, 2016
bukatyne:
@postmann:

Stop feeling important tongue

I tagged the two peeps who made me actually start the thread. They felt the culture of women looking up to their husbands as providers was obsolete.

Will get back to your epistle.

#modified:

I was actually expecting more proponents of rigid gender roles.

I think you are mixing up a househusband & a husband who is domesticated.
[quote author=bukatyne post=45597137]@Tiwa: there was nothing wrong with him being a 'househusband' till he gets on his feet.
In as much as I really don't fancy talking about the lives of married couples, let me just say this; from the little I read, Blizz was the manager, getting her contracts and all that. So he was gainfully employed, however bad a manager he was notwithstanding.

But we all know the lives of celebrities. We all know the hardest test for mankind is to successfully manage wealth and fame. So I believed she forgot the Tiwa on stage was only a myth, a stage act with camera rays and lenses projecting a shadowy substance of what she isn't. She forgot she was a wife. Probably.

bukatyne:
I hate to be a parasite and what is my value if I neither contribute money nor domestics? What value was Teeblizz bringing to the table if he wasn't working and expected Tiwa twisting with Patoranking to cook for him? What was his usefulness?
He wasn't a parasite. He was her manager. Managers do a lot in managing their artists. Or maybe you were expecting him to be a Don Jazzy or make his earnings in a completely separate venture from hers.


bukatyne:
If you say that a husband is still the 'head' whether he provided or not, then it implies he is still the head househusband or not.
Was president Jonathan the head of the Ijaws even when he was president? Being arguably the richest and most influential didn't make him the head of the ijaws, rather the head was Edwin Clark.

A child may become educated and richer than his uneducated father, but he cannot usurp his father's role as the head.

And yes, a wife earning more than her husband by no means make her the head. And if you want it in a stronger phrase; women and leadership make a poor couple.

bukatyne:
Stay at home moms have more time to take care for themselves and family if they are inclined to. I am trying to understand why a wife must earn if she & hubby believes in strict gender roles.
Don't allow the modern day working settings becloud you, my dear. From the earliest of times, women have always worked and contributed in small scales to their families. From weaving to light farming. And when they inherited fortunes from their fathers, it became their husbands'.

Women contributing to the homes financially or materially has always been. But until the feminist uprising it was never seen as an avenue for authority usurpation.

bukatyne:
In the grand scheme of things, whose business is it the way my home is run?
The woman is the manageress of the home. Be her the president of the Federal Republic Nigeria and her husband a stay at home, good-for-nothing retrograde.
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Nigerian Airforce DSSC 2016 Recruitment Out! by postmann: 7:06am On May 14, 2016
blazex24:
Beauty queen Mimzy, biko u n' ur fans shld disembark from ds thread wit ur Miss NL matas sharperly. We tlkn KD and Selection board, Y'all tlkn.... undecided
grin grin grin
No vex!
Family › Re: Divorce Is Not The Answer. by postmann: 10:25pm On May 13, 2016
mimzy:
Better to be divorced and alive ..
Domestic violence is getting too rampant




Postm.ann. Where have u been cry
Saw your mention. Don't wana derail that thread.
Mostly outdoors today. Baked by the sun, pursuing the next naira. grin
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Nigerian Airforce DSSC 2016 Recruitment Out! by postmann: 10:20pm On May 13, 2016
mimzy:
lol. I think I get you now . cos of my signature.

the voting thread will soon be open , I'll be sure to mention you. thanks a lot . I appreciate

Muva, smelly.mouth , postm.ann, iamleg.end1, firste.va, evathy.st, hurricanemi.mzy
We got your back, baby!
Family › Re: Roles In The 'nigerian' Family by postmann: 9:59pm On May 13, 2016
bukatyne:
@postmann:

Stop feeling important
tongue

I tagged the two peeps who made me actually start the thread. They felt the culture of women looking up to their husbands as providers was obsolete.

Will get back to your epistle.
grin
That's only a little tease. A little knock on your hard shell.
I like your response.
Christianity Etc › Re: Purgatory....Real Or Fairytale? {updated} by postmann: 9:47pm On May 13, 2016
analice107:
I think the doctrine of Purgatory was derived from the passage below. Lets look at it critically.

Luke 16:19-31 There was a certain rich man who [habitually] clothed himself in purple and fine linen and reveled and feasted and made merry in splendor every day.
And at his gate there was [carelessly] dropped down and left a certain utterly destitute man named Lazarus, [reduced to begging alms and] covered with [ulcerated] sores.
He [eagerly] desired to be satisfied with what fell from the rich man’s table; moreover, the dogs even came and licked his sores.
And it occurred that the man [reduced to] begging died and was carried by the angels to Abraham’s bosom. The rich man also died and was buried.
And in Hades (the realm of the dead), being in torment, he lifted up his eyes and saw Abraham far away, and Lazarus in his bosom.
And he cried out and said, Father Abraham, have pity and mercy on me and send Lazarus to dip the tip of his finger in water and cool my tongue, for I am in anguish in this flame.
But Abraham said, Child, remember that you in your lifetime fully received [what is due you in] comforts and delights, and Lazarus in like manner the discomforts and distresses; but now he is comforted here and you are in anguish. And besides all this, between us and you a great chasm has been fixed, in order that those who want to pass from this [place] to you may not be able, and no one may pass from there to us.

And [the man] said, Then, father, I beseech you to send him to my father’s house— For I have five brothers—so that he may give [solemn] testimony and warn them, lest they too come into this place of torment.

But Abraham said, They have Moses and the Prophets; let them hear and listen to them.

But he answered, No, father Abraham, but if someone from the dead goes to them, they will repent (change their minds for the better and heartily amend their ways, with abhorrence of their past sins).

He said to him, If they do not hear and listen to Moses and the Prophets, neither will they be persuaded and convinced and believe [even] if asomeone should rise from the dead.

The above passage posits that this place is a place of waiting. no other thing is done here other than wait for resurrection.
Purgatory is a place of continuous work to make up for what was missed while alive.
It almost like reincarnation.
Its a place of Purging, cleansing, repentance from the sins which were not repented of while alive. what does the cleansing and purging is what i need to know, because the blood of Jesus is not effectual in the realm of the spirits.

If there is room for repentance after death, the rich man in Jesus' Parable would have opted for it, instead of pleading with Father Abraham to pls send someone back to the realm of men to warn his brethren not to come where he was.

If one can make amends beyond the grave, the rich man would switched into action immediately he discovered himself in torments.

But if we should go by this doctrine, we will let Christ go completely. eg
The Finished work of Christ. The efficacy of the blood of atonement.
It'll make Redemption void. As a matter of fact, it will make the mission of Christ on earth useless.
The teaching of Purgatory posits that, the blood of Jesus is not enough to cleans our sins, making void the act of Grace.

There is a very subtile but tacit error enclosed in this teaching, and a careful perusal of it, will lead us straight to the ideologies which by- passes Jesus as the only way to Yahweh or the ideologies which posits that there's no Hellfire at all.

It believes in the act of Penance. Entering into paradise if "Your Good works surpasses your transgressions.
The Bible says we are SAVED BY GRACE AND NOT BY WORKS", Justification is by grace through the blood of Jesus Christ.

You cant believe in Christ and His finished work and at the same time believe in Purgatory.

Cc: Postman.n.
Schol.ar
Lastmessen.ger
Ayoku777
Analice107, pls I'll respond tomorrow. My day been one extra busy
Family › Re: Roles In The 'nigerian' Family by postmann:
Bukky, why didn't you tag me? grin Was that a ploy to control bashing or my seemingly controversial view?

If not for Joe whose following brought this thread to my notice, it would have escaped me.

Okay, let me see what you're all about this time: grin



bukatyne:
I wanted to create this thread during Tiwa/Teeblizz's saga however, it slipped. MRBrownJ's views on another thread reminded moi.

So here we go...

In Nigerian society, there has always been strict gender roles in marriage

1. The husband provides (which was/is the major reason he is the 'head') everything or almost everything whether the wife earned or not. He is also the 'sole' decision maker.
It is very important that the husband be the major provider, but his headship doesn't actually depends on his ability to provide or otherwise. His headship is divine and irrevocable. If he fails in his role as a provider, it says alot about his person, but still doesn't take away his divine role as a head.

"Sole decision maker" grin You make it sound like the interest or desire of the wife doesn't matter.
The better way to put it is; he has the last say of all major decisions concerning the family. And his wife is his best adviser.

If a woman is intelligent, yet humble and pleases her husband, she could easily influence her husband's decisions. Men in love normally yeild more to their wives than to their own mothers.


bukatyne:
2. The wife took care of the home aka cooked, cleaned, cared for the kids etc. with little or no assistance from the husband.
Good domesticated men with a healthy sense of family bonding will engage in the above. Esp with the kids. Cooking can be ignored or over looked if he's poor at it.

bukatyne:
Strangely, we have a lot of guys complaining of 'gold digging' ladies and several threads has been opened to encourage/chastise women to earn and contribute/'assist' at home with the home front still largely managed by ladies.
It is healthy when a woman within a reasonable extent, expect financial security from her husband or husband to be. But this must have come after other physical attributes which should endear him to her. It is different from gold digging where she sees her husband or suitor as a cash cow.


bukatyne:
In recent times, we have women handling all the finances due to no fault of the husband and she is still expected to handle most/all domestics even when the husband is home all day. (E.g. Teeblizz accusing Tiwa of not cooking)
grin grin grin
Are you expecting them to switch roles? She is the breadwinner and so he should be the househusband!!!

Well, studies have shown that men are 10times more likely to cheat when they are the stay at home dads. Women are paying the prize already in places like the UK and other developed countries. These type of men are easily winning custody battles of their children and taking half the savings of their wives in cases of divorce.
It's a sick world out there with its head turned upside down.

It takes a man with zero ambition and purpose to sit at home and become a househusband.

bukatyne:
Now to the questions:

1. What makes the husband the head/ sole authority if he expects the wife to contribute to the upkeep without necessarily compromising in domestics?
Firstly, we should come to a basic understanding that the headship of a husband is unquestionable and irrevocable. It is a divine. Having said that, life is give and take. Most working class women will compromise one way or another in her matrimonial obligations. It's unavoidable. But if she puts her family's interest before any other including career, and if she gets her husband's blessings, he would most likely return the favour with his loyalty and support.

The issue of constant neglect of home meals by a wife is a grave error. One with serious negative consequences. No matter how much she contributes to the family coffer, she's most likely to leave her husband grumbling and unsatisfied with serious potential consequences. Home cooked meals set the stage for a happy atmosphere. Many things follow when a wife feeds her husband from her own palms - gratitude, praise, appreciation and good sex are taken for granted.



bukatyne:
2. Why is the average woman who wants to marry/date a financially ok man called a gold digger considering that she is still expected to play her own part?
Except a lady prioritize financial security above all other attributes that makes a man a gentle and lovable partner, she would be judged a gold digger.

Though there's no denying the fact that most modern men are siting on their butts, idling away with the expectation that a woman will share half or even more of his financial obligation.

bukatyne:
3. Why do people frown on a wife who expects her husband to provide all (even women programs emphasize this and call them lazy esp. stay @ home moms) while the wife is expected to handle the domestics majorly?
No woman should be idle. An idle woman is prone to obesity, mental fatigue and can experience intellectual retrogression. And her sex life can hit a setback.
Though raising infants is a full time job, if situation permits, she can get a job that doesn't compromise her maternal and matrimonial duties.

bukatyne:
4. Why is a wife expected to handle the domestics alone when she becomes the breadwinner working outside the home and her hubby is largely at home?
Whatever works for a couple. But because she brings in more on the financial plate, doesn't mean the man should take up the house chores.

Lets be sincere here; How many African women would be proud of a househusband? How many will boast before their friends and tell them hubby babysits and cook and run the errands while she works and bring in the money?

She knows that would be fastest way to humiliate her husband before the public like Tiwa did Blizz.
Family › Re: Was I Wrong Opening Up To My Husband? by postmann: 11:20pm On May 12, 2016
analice107:
goodnight.
Goodnight!
Family › Re: Was I Wrong Opening Up To My Husband? by postmann: 10:36pm On May 12, 2016
analice107:
I hardly saw any typos. Besides, i got the message. The worst typos comes from me. My phone is so wonderful, when i type and space a different word entirely comes up, i have to keep going back and forth to correct, but i still have typos, ant it punctuates itself. I have tried resetting it, couldn't.
Don't worry yaself bros.
We'll continue tomorrow. Bedtime
Family › Re: Was I Wrong Opening Up To My Husband? by postmann: 9:58pm On May 12, 2016
analice107:
As one of Eve's daughters, am not greedy grin
As one of Eve's daughters, am not greedy.lol.

Have you for once, considered what would have happened if Adam had rebuked his wife fiercely and cast off the fruit from her hand?
Please re-quote my post. I had to do some major editing. It reeked of typos and error.
Family › Re: Was I Wrong Opening Up To My Husband? by postmann: 9:41pm On May 12, 2016
analice107:
Okay, but no speak your big grammar for me oo. i no want bite my mouth. come down to our level.

You quoted someone and said sin entered into the world through the woman, but i said, no, it was through the man, because according to the Bible Eve was deceived, but Adam was not. Adam being the man, the head, the Voice, the control, the power and authority, the custodian of the woman, was not deceived, he Willingly sold out and plunged the entire human race into this mess with his eyes opened.
God never called Eve into any Board Meetings, Adam always attended those meetings then furnished the wife with whatever information or instruction which came from the DG. That's why, when she dipped her hand in the Cookie Jar, the DG never frowned, until Adam went on to do same.
If you noticed, when Eve sinned, she was still covered, but when Adam sinned, both of them discovered they were naked. Why was that?
I don't use high sounding words unnecessarily. And when I do, I do it moderately.

Your notion that Eve didn't sin, I believed stemmed from loosed biblical scholars who have subjected the scriptures to human psychological interpretations instead of being led by the SPIRIT of GOD.

1 Tim 2:14 And Adam was not deceived, but the woman being deceived was in the transgression.


You're right about Adam been in charge. And he received instructions directly from GOD unlike Eve who was taught by Adam.
Fact is both transgressed. Adam been soft with Eve, while Eve been a typical woman was led by lust and greed.

I don't have the luxury of picking your post line by line, but if it was just Eve who aye of the fruit, her eyes would have been opened all the same. She would have seen her own unclothedness and that of her husband. Eve wasnt immuned to the fruit's potency and neither was it dependent on Adam eating it. GOD simply waited to see if they both would disobey.

Adam was punished for his sin and the earth was cursed because of him. But Eve was cursed as well. If she didn't transgress she would have been free from curse. She was the first human to taste of the fruit of death and the first sinner and she didn't stop there, she took some to her husband.

Read up the conversation between Eve and the snake again. You would see she was a deliberate, willful sinner. The snake asked "did GOD really said....." and she concurred, repeating all the warnings of GOD regarding the fruit. Scripture said she wanted the fruit seeing it was beautiful and she wanted the knowledge it would give her.

The same greed, curiosity and lust still plague her daughters even to this generation.
Family › Re: Gay Couple Wins Custody Battle Over Surrogate Mother, Jubilation In Hell. by postmann: 8:31pm On May 12, 2016
Ishilove:
I and pos.tmann cannot date. He wee use his sharp tongue to finish my life grin
You make it sound like I'm too dangerous or a smooth talker. I live my own sermon.
Romance › Re: A Fact Or Fallacy? by postmann: 8:26pm On May 12, 2016
joseph1832:
I'll say it all depend on the individual. What applies to you, doesn't necessarily apply to me or someone else.

Happiness, as I've come to know it, doesn't have the same interpretation for many people. Some people might quarrel everyday, and yet, they're happy, while some don't quarrel at all and yet, they're still happy.

So, like I said above, its purely relative.

Cc: postm.ann, lez.z, ishi.love, m.indfulness.
You're right, bro. Happiness means different things to different people at different stages of their lives. It converges with time to a narrower division, but still means different things to different people.
Family › Re: Was I Wrong Opening Up To My Husband? by postmann: 6:18pm On May 12, 2016
analice107:
Hahahahahaha, My sweet Postmann, The Bible says Eve was deceived, but not Adam. He willingly Sold out.
1 Timothy 2:14 And it was not Adam who was deceived, but [the] woman who was deceived and deluded and fell into transgression.
And sir, when Eve sinned, unclothedness wasn't exposes until Adam did. The instruction wasn't given to Eve, it was to Adam. So, who brought about the transgression? lol.
Finally, there's time for some scriptural discourse. Analice107, can you, with all diligence explain what you meant by the submission above? I don't want to misunderstand you.
Family › Re: Was I Wrong Opening Up To My Husband? by postmann: 4:45pm On May 12, 2016
analice107:
lol. I had, but kinda dropped it, with it, it was hard to convince people i was female. Besides, I didnt know it was a name of Famous Islamic scholar during or after Muhammed. All the Muslims thought i was their brother. so i dropped it.
Here it is. Anas09
Hmmm! Thanks for the openness. That's some virtue. smiley
Family › Re: Was I Wrong Opening Up To My Husband? by postmann: 4:37pm On May 12, 2016
analice107:
By handle you mean Moniker?
Yes, that's what I mean.
Family › Re: Was I Wrong Opening Up To My Husband? by postmann: 4:35pm On May 12, 2016
analice107:
By handle you mean Moniker?
Yes, I mean moniker.
Family › Re: Was I Wrong Opening Up To My Husband? by postmann: 4:35pm On May 12, 2016
analice107:
By handle you mean Moniker?
Yes, that's what I mean.
Family › Re: Was I Wrong Opening Up To My Husband? by postmann: 3:58pm On May 12, 2016
analice107:
Femi Osufisan is a poet who plays with words in a manner i have never seen anyone else do. And you fall in such category.
The old me... There's just me, no other.
I'm highly honoured.
Are you going to tell me this is your only handle or your first? angry
Family › Re: Was I Wrong Opening Up To My Husband? by postmann: 1:57pm On May 12, 2016
analice107:
lol. Okay "Femi Osofisan"
Speak plainly please. Tell me about the old you.
Family › Re: Was I Wrong Opening Up To My Husband? by postmann:
tossen:
Looool! Even in the speaks you see the void. But you talk and talk, and the void cannot b perceived. When a man throws a woman away for cheating, its not because her body has been used raw. No. At that time, he doesnt even care, he might even add beating to it.

When a man throws a woman away, its because hes been hurt that another man found his way into his place of zen. His sole place where he is lord. He takes his woman down, and owns her... then he imagines someone else doing same. Its not because her folds have been violated.
Did a man tell you that or you came up with that derivation on your own?
Well, it is more than just "being hurt that another man found his way in". That's the feminine understanding. You can't really come to a complete understanding of this simply because you're not a man.

It's like havin someone drive your car: his weight on the seat, his hands turning the wheels at each turn of the road and tires squealing in rapid spinning on the hot asphalt and the egines responding to each merciless throttle.

If you love that car so much so that you wash it in and out every morning and someone drove it without your authorisation, you'd feel that your car has been violated. It's a similar feeling with most men when their women cheat. And that's why it's hardly forgivable.
Violation is the chief word.

tossen:
Now, a man can be hurt that his woman has been "used " by another, but a woman has no right to be hurt that her man is giving it to others?
Who said that? sad

tossen:
Also, a womans desire to cheat isnt about doing what men do. But as men are moved by what they see, a woman is moved by what she hears. No matter how violent or rough the copulation may be, a woman will spread it wide, if a guy is saying sweet nothings and paying her attention, especially if the man shes been tied to has told her shes worth nothing with his deeds and utterances.


Now many woman have tried hard to resist the sweet nothings, knowing full well its a recipe for disaster. But men refuse.to.do same, and even rub it in the womans face in the process. When will the woman no resign and decide to please herself out of the frustration of rejection, succombing to the relief of being wanted. Even if she knows it might just be an act...
There are men who go the extra mile to be faithful. But until women are taught that they have far more to lose in sexual indiscretion, they'll keep running into sexual troubles.

tossen:
Also... dont pick points from everywhere just to suit your destination. God never permitted polygamy, as he never permitted polyandry.
Hehehehehe! You speak like a feminist. I have a feeling that you might be an atheist or a non-christian. Please correct me if my assumption is wrong.

But nonetheless, GOD "allowed" polygamy. HE told David after taking another man's wife that if David had asked for more, HE would had given him".
When Serah put it up to Abraham to marry his slave girl, GOD didn't object and didn't count it as a sin. But GOD came down with a mighty HAND for Abraham's sake when two powerful kings at different occasions wanted to "violate" Serah, Abraham's wife.

tossen:
Since u.quoted Noah... i believe u are talking christian. If you are talking the other religions, then Indian Gods permitted polyandry also. One God... different instructions, seems like people just hold on to what works for them, and use religion as a tool for restriction and control.
You speak with rash assumptions. By the emboldened, you just said THE ALMIGHTY GOD IS A GOD OF CONFUSION.

tossen:
How do u convince an atheist, that your points are true to form without including God?
Nature is the greatest witness of GOD precepts and Being. HIS precepts have stood the test of time and man has been compromised physically and mentally as a result of his rebellion and false wisdom.
Family › Re: Gay Couple Wins Custody Battle Over Surrogate Mother, Jubilation In Hell. by postmann: 10:07am On May 12, 2016
JoeBlocks:
_Postmann and is.hilove, even after all this time, you guys are still... Men please allow me to rent a room for you guys. Its long over due. grin
We don't need a room, bro. We are the room. grin
Romance › Re: What Is It With Nigerian Men And Baby Carriers?? by postmann: 8:09pm On May 11, 2016
layla129:
Lol, cryhuh
It's not your style, fine but people just can't do it because of what people will say...not because its not their style
The majority of men see it as effeminate in this part of the world. I'm persuaded to agree with them.
Family › Re: Gay Couple Wins Custody Battle Over Surrogate Mother, Jubilation In Hell. by postmann: 8:03pm On May 11, 2016
Ishilove:
embarassed embarassed
Satisfy me. Quench my burning anxiety. Put my soul at ease. You're that powerful.
Family › Re: Gay Couple Wins Custody Battle Over Surrogate Mother, Jubilation In Hell. by postmann: 7:39pm On May 11, 2016
Ishilove:
I don try na tongue
Yes, you have. I'll give you that. And I'll return the favour. But you're still in the dark. I still don't know what you like.

Ishilove:
I've sent you another one grin
That I have seen. You only succeeded in heightening my anxiety.
Family › Re: Gay Couple Wins Custody Battle Over Surrogate Mother, Jubilation In Hell. by postmann: 7:23pm On May 11, 2016
Ishilove:
Oliver Twist smiley
There some things one can't just help wanting more. A partially covered beautiful face is one of them.
You can't blame me.
grin wink
Family › Re: Gay Couple Wins Custody Battle Over Surrogate Mother, Jubilation In Hell. by postmann: 7:23pm On May 11, 2016
Ishilove:
Oliver Twist smiley
There some things one can't just help wanting more. A partially covered beautiful face is one of them.
You can't blame me.
grin wink
Family › Re: Gay Couple Wins Custody Battle Over Surrogate Mother, Jubilation In Hell. by postmann: 7:21pm On May 11, 2016
Ishilove:
You seem to have a thing for eyes. I have privately sent you an unedited one tongue
One that left me in the pool of my own salivation! Finish what you began. Until I'm thoroughly fed, it's better I never ate.

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