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MissTeaseMe:u didn't ask ME |
MissTeaseMe:ur argument is based on ur view of the Bible and Christianity but mine is based on the universal knowledge based on totality of reality beyond just this life or dimension. u see Christians as people with less knowledge who rely on the Bible as their encyclopedia but they are actually connected to the fountain of knowledge and wisdom. all the 'fairy tales ' you condemn are actually facts by which with the right discernment channels wisdom into man. they are able to think outside the box simply by connecting to the right source. you can get that too by reading the Bible and asking Jesus Christ to come into your life |
I need a nairaland honey |
one of their publication indicating their shrine
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Acidosis:and you know there are more pornsites online than TV, right? Jesus Christ said what defies a man is not TV but what he does with it ![]() |
Idrismusty97:the baby that got the idea of a mother depicts common sense. you don't need proof for rhetorical logic. but your existence is already a proof of a Supreme Being |
@MissTeaseMe: if you myopic about only this plane of existence then you will find it very intriguing at ur transition. I'm trying hard not to overwhelm you with the truth of being naive and gullible to the devil. there are many ways God speaks to Man but is taken in disregard. the devil however is making all skilled efforts in deception of man. eternity, remember, is not a measure of time but purpose. all dimensions end up bare in afterlife where physical laws are infinitesimal. to simplify all what have said after death is judgement which is final |
onetrack:yeah, as long as they have been informed |
Idrismusty97:she WILL allow them to be thrown into the lake of fire if they were given free will to disbelieve her existence . remember God doesn't throw one into hell, you just decided to spend ur eternity there |
onetrack:yeah but they don't have any sins yet |
LordReed:yeah keep Lagos clean
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from brt to brt
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COD;Advance Warfare has a mission named traffic where you get to fight your way through third mainland bridge Lagos!!!
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twicenoni:it seems u have not installed ur graphics driver and direct x .till then u may be having that difficulty |
davien:donkeys do talk to each other in their own way ![]() |
Seun:the Bible is a book that unlock keys to a lot of understanding. but without a good guidance ,one can easily be mislead. and this I mean Holy Spirit not some 'man of God' the Bible is a manual but the choice of where you spend eternity is yours |
it's a shame atheism is an excuse some tend to seek solace in
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davien:it has nothing to do with beliefs but knowing God truly exists. evidences as simple as grand design to complexity of consciousness are enough to tell you there's no need for anyone to instill lessons into mind. imagine if there's no God? all the laws of physics or mathematical fundamentals will always be subjected to randomized results. moreover won't you jump classes you already know the lessons? if you can understand quantum physics just by reading the bible will you still disprove the possibilities of the events in the bible and treat them as fairy tales? |
davien:I thought I drew a line between belief and knowledge. |
davien:I've given you one and only way to know this : accept Jesus as your Lord and personal Saviour and the rest will be unveiled. you will begin to see and not believe |
davien:there is a difference between believing and knowing. I know there's a Supreme Entity called God which mere mortals try to disprove to justify their disbelief. this God has power over all dimensions and can alter anyone of them just to satisfy those who call on Him |
Idrismusty97:yeah I learnt how shallow the mind of an atheist is |
I've seen the videos and I'm impressed. the devil has found better ways of corrupting naive minds. but who has will against a powerful spirit even older than man and knows all the tricks? better cling unto Jesus Christ the saviour or you'll find how exciting and meaningful hell is. the tempter has found three planes of deception to man's feeble heart 1. don't believe there is a God 2. believe in the wrong god 3. believe in the right God but the wrong way now every atheist should know that at the beginning of the universe, time didn't exist because it was part of the 10 dimensions(9 spatial and 1 temporal dimensions ) that resulted from the collision of matter and antimatter. we are aware of 3 spatial and 1 temporal dimensions but others are interwoven and unknown. within the limits of human knowledge God and other supernatural beings exist. I've experienced this with concrete evidence and I hope you'll do too when you let Him in |
the longest running children program that educated a lot of people in their early years is clocking 45 years on November 10th. this program is most educative compared to other imitations like Barney and teletubies and it's always start studded. You don't get to be the longest-running children's show in U.S. TV history by doing the same thing over and over. So even though parents who grew up watching "Sesame Street" can still see old favorites like Big Bird, things on the street have changed since the show debuted 45 years ago on Nov. 10, 1969. Cookie Monster now exercises self-control and sometimes eats fruits and vegetables. Millions of kids watch the show on phones and computers instead of TV. And there's less time spent on the street with human characters. They're just not energetic enough for today's viewers. New Brand Named Watches! BrandNamedWatches.Com In Britain, a BBC kids' show, "Blue Peter," is even older — on since 1958 — but that "Sesame Street" still exists in the U.S. at all, given the competition here, says a lot. In 1973, it was one of two shows on U.S. television for preschoolers. Now it's competing with 84 kids' shows on TV and countless others online. Yet "Sesame Street" still holds its own, ranking 20th among kids ages 2 to 5 with 850,000 viewers per TV episode, according to Sesame Workshop, the nonprofit organization behind the show. But now half the viewers watch it in digital formats. Options include SesameStreet.org, PBSKids.org, Netflix, Amazon, iTunes and some 50 apps. A "Sesame Street" YouTube channel has a million subscribers and 1.5 billion views. And touchscreens have been "a magic wand for us in terms of engagement," says "Sesame Street" senior vice president Scott Chambers. Kids can trace letters or point to colors or shapes, and the app provides positive reinforcement. "Sesame Street" also has the highest "co- viewing" experience — meaning adults watching with kids — of any preschool show: 49 percent of "Sesame Street" viewers are over age 18. "We're very proud of that," said Chambers. "We design the show to engage the parent because we know that's more educational. If you have a parent watching with you, you're going to learn much more." That's why sketches often have contemporary celebrity guests or pop culture references that 2- year-olds don't get, but adults do. A James Bond parody stars Cookie Monster as a secret agent, Double-Stuffed 7, in "The Spy Who Loved Cookies." Another show celebrates "what makes people special," with Elmo telling Lupita Nyong'o that her skin "is a beautiful brown color." The actress responds, "Skin comes in lots of beautiful shades and colors ... I love my skin!" It's a classic "Sesame Street" lesson about diversity that goes back to its groundbreaking roots as one of the few shows in the 1970s to feature all races and ethnicities. Today the show also routinely features children with disabilities. Parents whose kids watch old episodes may be puzzled by warnings that the material may be inappropriate for today's children. But remember "Monsterpiece Theater," a parody of PBS' "Masterpiece Theater"? Back in the day, Cookie Monster hosted the show as Alistair Cookie, and he had a pipe, imitating the real show's human host Alistair Cooke. Cookie Monster gobbled the pipe up rather than smoking it, but any reference to smoking is now unacceptable. The music has changed too. Those memorable lyrics, "Sunny day, sweepin' the clouds away, on my way to where the air is sweet," still open every episode, but now the song has a syncopated, jazzier beat. Other sketches feature hip-hop or Latin music. In one new episode, rocker Elvis Costello pops up singing, "A monster went and ate my red two" to the tune of his famous line, "Angels wanna wear my red shoes." The Dracula-like Count von Count puppet uses a disco beat to teach a lesson about the number nine in his "Number of the Day" segment, and every episode ends with "Elmo the Musical," with Broadway-style songs and a velvet curtain. Newer seasons also feature less of the actual street with human characters, and more puppets in skits with animation or other technical wizardry. Executive producer Carol-Lynn Parente says the puppets "have a madcap energy to them" that helps "Sesame Street" compete with the many other kids shows that are animated. "Sesame Street" also is unique because before any scripts are written, child development experts offer input on what today's kids need to succeed in school. That's why in addition to teaching letters, numbers and values, the show now teaches behaviors like impulse control and listening to directions. "Cookie Monster has been our poster child for self-regulation because of his love of cookies," said Parente. The puppet sometimes now eats fruits and vegetables instead — although he may also devour the plate, table and chair. Elmo also remains a central part of the show, despite a real-world scandal in which three men accused the puppeteer behind Elmo, Kevin Clash, of underage sexual abuse. Those lawsuits were dismissed in 2013 because the statute of limitations on the accusations had run out. Not all of today's parents love "Sesame Street." Some say it simply doesn't keep their kids' attention. Daphne Mallory, a mother of four in Twin Falls, Idaho, grew up watching "Sesame Street" but says her four children don't. "It lost its relevance," she said. "It's geared toward engaging the parents watching the program with their children, rather than truly educating the children. While I appreciate celebrity appearances, I find it distracting more than adding to the experience." But Lori Chajet of Brooklyn, New York, says her daughters, now 7 and 10, loved it — including old episodes they got on tape — while she and her husband appreciated the emphasis on multiculturalism and the pop culture references for adults. "Little kids learn from it," said her 7-year-old daughter Sasha, "but they really have a really fun time watching it." http://news.yahoo.com/sesame-street-marks-45th-birthday-072744482.html
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LordReed:or just type in dxdiag in the start search |
pitfol:asthma is triggered by allergens therefore can be psychosomatic i.e linked with the mind and mood. anyone who believes he /she can be healed by herbal mixture, faith or exercise is on the right path however smoking aggreviates production of more allergens which increases frequency of the attacks. u were only relieved by ur faith so it's a bad move to suggest weed as a treatment |
does it mean statistically women are carriers? |
idu1:u be girl? |
Pinshures or adonbilivit
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I guess some people don't know the horror of sharia using UAE and Qatar as a yardstick. in a diversified country like Nigeria Sharia won't only be biased but it'll be used as a weapon of suppression and justification of terrorism. those countries thrive because of singularity of ethnicity and religion |
great innovation, FP please |
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. You can learn something from the second also although atheists on Nairaland have long been emphasizing on those points.