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logicboy: You lie. But thanks for ur opinion

vedaxcool: this failure is getting interesting . . . please take am easy on dem atheist oh! the way you take write that fail self go make some people think say them don tru tru fail for this life

ea7: how did you ccome into your god belief.

logicboy: Rastamouse has come to troll and derail again.

Seriously, no answer will be satisfactory for rastamouse questions. It's a trick just for him to get an excuse to say "fail"


BTW......Rastas have their own religon different from Christianity....Haile Selassie! Why a christian would call himself "Rastamouse" wonders me.

Logic Mind: because god told them to. they have no choice: they are no atheist.

ea7: Tell me how they do then, withou quoting bible. If you want to dicuss bible, go to my new testament review thread and comment.

ea7: The simplest answer is because they can, it just is. The more complex one is fish ave gills for underwater breathing, and slime on their scales to move through water. Birds have wings.

Logic Mind: Ah! you're back.
i thought my otapipia wiped away your rodent family
anyway good to see you back with good behaviour
where's that debate you promised?
chickening out?

ea7: Let's discuss atheism vs deism. Merits and logic of both sides . If some theists would like to chip in their own two cents, they are free, however buzugee, rastamouse and snthesis(for a different reason than the other two) can watch from the sidelines. If Davidylan wants to join in, he'd better be civil. Okay 3,2,1, let the games begin!!!

Ptolomeus: @mouse
You did not present arguments.
You tried unsuccessfully to deny that we present ourselves.
Now you begin the grievance.
So are the Christians?
When they have no reason to aggravate rush?
That is what his church taught him?
Where is the "doctrrina of Christ?"
Honestly, you produce worthwhile ...

Ptolomeus: Dear Friend mouse
I'm not smart, [b]
is that you are very unwise.[b]
You will make a great discovery seemed to say that I'm an atheist ... and I'm not.
You now understand his low intelligence?

When you say they are happy because they recognize that God created something, I just clarify that I'm his poor reasoning.
Even starting from its course, what you say is unacceptable.
I think you

could not have done worse this talk.


Sorry this is supposed to be for unwise people
You keep giving pain

logicboy: Yes, ask me a question and then, when I destroy the question, you say that I failed.

logicboy: Can you explain how I failed?

If God makes one set of animals to avoid drowning and the other not to drown,he created drowning. Simple

Jem1: @Rastamouse

Hello, if you believe the tithe should be shared with widows etc, why can't you give them some from your tithe directly? Seems to me some kind of bondage if it's so rigid it must go through a pastor.

I think we are all required to be good stewards as in that parable of the talents. It's our duty to make sure our monies are used for the right purpose.

Ptolomeus: Dear Friend mouse
I'm not smart, is that you are very unwise.
You will make a great discovery seemed to say that I'm an atheist ... and I'm not.
You now understand his low intelligence?

When you say they are happy because they recognize that God created something, I just clarify that I'm his poor reasoning.
Even starting from its course, what you say is unacceptable.
I think you could not have done worse this talk.


Scenario 1: Rastamouse was wrong
Scenario 2: Rastamause wrong again
Scenario 3: Rastamause was wrong again ...

logicboy: Scene 1; God creates amphibians .............Scene 1; God creates man

Scene 2; Amphibians jump into water...........Scene 2; Man jumps into water

Scene 3; Amphibians dont drown.................Scene 3; Man drowns



Did God create drowning? Yes

Logic Mind: Religionists run away from me.
Their biggest fear is that i might actually convince them.
it is extremely hard to accept that you have been lied to and brainwashed all your life by the poeple you trust the most. that everything you believed in were false.
if a theist spends enough time with me, he'll at least seriously doubt his/her faith.

rastamouse: Admitted! Let me try again...

I must first state that I am very happy that atheists on NL have finally acknowledged that GOD created something. I never thought I will see a day when some of the hardcore atheists will come here and acknowledge the existence of GOD let alone admit that HE is a creator. That is a very good start.

With that said, I must say that I am very disappointed with the kind of logic that these atheist are bringing here. I will give another analogy since you failed woefully to understand the last one that I gave....

Scenario 1: GOD created the sea
Scenario 2: GOD created man
Scenario 3: Man drowns in the sea

From the three scenarios above, tell me all the atheists in the house...did GOD create drowning? Let's hear how unintelligent you are!

logicboy: I was not admitting that God created anything, just correcting some people on their own theology

Ptolomeus: All your arguments were demolished.
You have not presented a single element that brings clarity to the discussion, you've only taken a blind defense of a lost cause.
I confess I have been very easy to show that God has given us pests.
So it was fun in front of their weak and contradictory arguments.

Ptolomeus: Blind fanaticism, dear friend ...
They are robots whose function is to "capture" adherents to increase the economic income of their pastor.
If that god they speak both told them that he got the disease in the world, they would continue discussing ...
We can not request people to think they have removed the brain.

naptu2: Girl with nine A1s in WASSCE: She is so brilliant her teachers feared her result would be seized


April 20, 2012 by Sunday Aborisade


Last Monday was a day of glory for Miss Tolulope  Falokun, an indigene of Ondo State, who emerged as the overall best candidate in the 2011 West African Senior School Certificate Examination  as the state government organised a befitting reception for her, reports SUNDAY ABORISADE.

Seventeen year-old Tolulope  Falokun, who had distinctions (A1) in all the nine subjects she attempted in the 2011 West African Senior School Certificate Examination was in high spirit as she alighted from the official car of the Ondo State Commissioner for Education, Mr. Remi Olatubora, on Monday.

Tolu rode in the same vehicle with the commissioner from Akure to Ondo town where a befitting reception was organised for her at her Alma Mata, the St. Louis Secondary school.

Her principal, teachers, non-academic staff and selected pupils of the school who were already seated before her arrival in company with officials of the state Ministry of Education, gave her a standing ovation as she stepped into the venue of the reception.

Everybody that spoke on the occasion paid glowing tributes to Falokun’s simple nature and her quest for excellence. She was described as intelligent, hardworking, serious-minded and above all, highly disciplined pupil.

Born into the Samuel Falokun family on February 20, 1995, Tolulope is a native of Akure, and the third of four female children of her parents.

She was among the best five students admitted into St. Louis Secondary School in 2005.

Tolu, who came first in the ANCOPSS National Quiz competition had distinctions in all the subjects she attempted in the Junior Secondary School State Exams in 2008.

Tolu came first in the Ekimogun Essay Competition of December, 2010, hence, she featured in the 2010 Ondo State calendar. She also came first in several inter school competitions.

She was made the senior prefect of her school, because of her exemplary brilliance. Her younger sister, Ibukun, now in SSII, is currently the senior prefect of the same all female school.

The principal of the school, Mrs. Evelyn  Akindojutimi, while addressing the gathering, said the school, established in January1954, was initially owned by the Catholic before it was taken over by the government.

She said the school has been noted for its high standard of discipline and good results in examinations and academics.

She said, “Since there are only two terms for the final year pupils, our teachers work tirelessly everyday of the week to make sure that the West African Examination Council  syllabus was completed before the end of February. Thereafter, they  start revision from SS1 work.”

Analysis of the school’s 2011 result made available to our correspondent showed that none of the 146 pupils that sat for the exam failed English Language, physics, geography, chemistry, literature in english, Christian religious knowledge  financial accounting, typing, further mathematics, visual art, food and nutrition, home management , agricultural science, technical drawing and commerce.

All the pupils recorded 100 per cent success in the above subjects while they recorded 97 per cent pass in mathematics, 90 per cent in Economics, 98 per cent in Yoruba language, and 92 per cent in Government.

Tolu’s father,  who is a civil engineer, is a contractor while her mother, a nurse, is a civil servant in the state.

They told our correspondent that they enrolled Tolu in the school because it is a Catholic school with high standard and that the teachers are well dedicated and disciplined.

They explained that a private teacher was hired for her when she was in the primary school.

Tolu’s counsellor, Mrs. Cecilia Bello,  described her as a brilliant pupil, who was always reading in the library. She also said she was a very active and responsible pupil.

“She (Tolu) is not afraid of challenges. She loves teaching her juniors and even her mates. She is good in all subjects. She is not proud. She is responsible and best in everything,” Bello added.

A Russian, married to a Nigerian, Mrs. Ludmila Adeyemi, who was Tolu’s principal in JSS 1, said, “When I saw the type of girl she is, I decided to give her the best I could.

“She got A1 in all her subjects in the JSS exams. We prayed so that her result would not be seized by WAEC because it was too good.”

In an interview with our correspondent,  Tolu said, “Our teachers prepared us early for the exams. We had special lectures everyday  more than four months into the exams because we had covered our syllabus since first term SSIII.

“My Government teacher designed a timetable for me which I followed religiously  to make sure that I cover all my subjects. Our teachers also set up study groups for us and I did not miss any of these arrangements.

“I prayed hard and worked hard, using my timetable as a guide. I denied myself a lot of things especially social events. I made the sacrifice because I know there is ample time for all that after my education.

“I used to have a Ghanaian teacher who is very good in English language and Mathematics and he really thought me well when I was in the primary school.

“I go for lessons during holidays and I am always reading even during festivities like Christmas and Easter. I want to become a lawyer but in the academic. I really want to write a lot of law books because I love writing and reading.

“My greatest challenge was when everybody including my teachers, were expressing fears that my result could be seized by WAEC because of my performance in Mock exams.

“My parents and siblings joined me in prayers and fasting so that the result would not be seized by WAEC. Our fears were necessitated by  similar experience that I had in the past.

“I had sat for the entrance examination of the Federal Government Girls College in Akure only for them to seize my results because they thought it was not possible for a primary school pupil to write what I wrote without any form of assistance. I Thank God my WASSCE was not seized,” she added. 

  Meanwhile,  WAEC has commended the Ondo State Government on the emergence of Falokun as the overall best pupil in the 2011 WASSCE.

The examination body, through a letter addressed to the Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Education and signed by Mr. Austin Aidokha on behalf of the Head of WAEC National office in Nigeria, described Falokun’s result as unique.

It explained that another candidate, Mr. Chuks Ugochukwu, also had distinctions (A1) in nine subjects with a T-score analysis of 712.0972 but that Falokun emerged the best with a T- score analysis of 742.6992.

The state commissioner  said the achievement of Falokun  had  underscored the need for  massive investment in the  education sector which the present state government has exhibited with the construction of modern public primary schools.

He explained that Tolu, who had already been awarded scholarship to study law at the Obafemi  Awolowo University Ile-Ife, would enjoy a special financial support from the state government for as long as she remains in the academic line.

He said, “Apart from the full scholarship,  she will also benefit from the government’s annual bursaries and scholarships and other packages provided for Law students both at the university and the Law School by the state government.”

In addition, he said Tolu would be given N100,000 yearly throughout her university education and that the amount would be reviewed upward whenever she is ready for her post-graduate programme.

He added that Tolu  scored 290 in the 2011 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination and emerged the second overall best student in the Post-UTME conducted by the Obafemi  Awolowo University  Ile –Ife with 336 marks.

http://www.punchng.com/education/girl-with-nine-a1s-in-wassce-she-is-so-brilliant-her-teachers-feared-her-result-would-be-seized/

logicboy: WTF? Seems you cant answer my questions, so you change the subject

logicboy: According to Rastamouse, the hardcore christian, God did not create leprosy. I would like to know how many christians actually believe this, especially after they claim that God created the earth and all living things!

Logic Mind: ok. i hope it will be civilised.

davidylan: you are confusing logicboy with facts?

logicboy: 1) Jesus can not die and therefore, he did not die on the cross. Why did God need to send Jesus when he could enter our brains as an omnipotent being? He had to send himself to die in a death he already foresaw like a suicide victim. Why does god need blood or sacrifice to forgive our sins? How does death relate to sin?

2) Jesus is not the truth. Jesus could not say the truth about the slavery around him. Even Paul mentioned slavery. Even Mohammed mentioned slavery. Jesus is not God. The Samaritan doesnt believe in the God of Moses and therefore he goes to hell according to your christianity which is wrong

dekung: With reference to the bolded. At what point did the sun become the main source of light? Agree revelation says the sun is may not be the light of the new heaven and earth but where on earth do you get the notion that the sun was not the light of the world. You made reference to Revelation but in the same revelation it was written that when the devil falls he would sweep 1/3 of the stars with its tail and dump them in the ocean, I do not know about you, but my little knowledge of science tells me it is impossible. The nearest star to us is about 2 light years away and it is bigger than the sun. Please lets stop twisting reality in order to make religious claims possible. Let me just pop this. How do you explain Matthew quoting Isaiah in relation to Jesus' conception when the event/text matthew was quoting already happened during Isaiah's day?