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FriendChoice:Yeah i get your point clearly. Nicely put. ![]() |
yusasiv:I thought as much. You cannot possibly apply to do psychology with Pub admin because there's no correlation between the two. And it's even unthinkable that they further moved the person to a totally different department like 'Human Kinetic dept'. Bro, they have defrauded you. Lol. Those people are thieves. But still yet, the blame is still on the person for choosing psychology in place of Pub admin, it just doesn't add up. And about the jambite, it most have been a wrong Jamb combination which doesn't fit the 'comparative religion department. But i think it should because they are both Art course. What response did the person get from the portal? |
FriendChoice:Actually i read the original post, it just doesn't add up. It's just like saying because they have a different beliefs from ours, then we shouldn't have anything to do with them. In my own perspective though, i think it is what we believe that makes us a believer and not the word we go about altering. Or what do you think? |
rokiatu:Sometimes in 2013/14 i remember you used to be a dark curvaceous babe, but now you've turned light skinned. I see GEJ transformation in you. Hahahaha ![]() ![]() |
Friendchoice, is it a sin to wish them merry Christmas? |
MrPresident1:Of course, she's my gefrend ![]() I have been wondering where she is, not seen her in a hot minute.Probably she's preparing those Christmas chicken. ![]() How naw, Usdtadz Rili?I'm fine like fanta. Thank you sir. ![]() |
MrPresident1:Uhm |
MrPresident1:She went for Christmas carol ![]() |
MrPresident1:Jesus no gree come ![]() |
^ please have you seen my nigga sukkot lately ? |
Her Yoruba accent is impeccable ![]() |
Abeg, is the guy a musician ![]() |
Khaytunechi:Thunder fire una ![]() |
temilolami1:Person go ask the price now, you will say 5k and above. Smh for this recession? ![]() |
alBHAGDADI:Condemning it or not won't change your mindset of islam, i lie? Of course this is barbaric, but you won't be the one to put words in my mouth. |
yusasiv:In the first place did those people do psychology and English in their OND/NCE? If yes, then you should know that they defrauded you guys, because i see no correlation between those two. They deliberately gave you admission despite knowing that your result doesn't tally with the course(s) they were giving you so as to earn your #20k. But if no, then the fault is all yours because you cannot possibly apply for a course you didn't do in your OND or NCE. |
yusasiv:First of all, what course did they chose and what were they given? |
He didn't attend because he was scared of being stoned like Jonathan was stoned when he went to the north to campaign. Apparently there's no love in this country. I mean why are both side always seeing each other as sworn enemy? When Jonathan was there, the hate northerners had for him is out of this world. Now that a northerner is there, they are paying them back in their own coin. I'm sure if Buhari had went for the summit, another 'yawa for don gas' by now. The hate is apparent. Make everybody kuku go there separate ways ![]() |
yusasiv:Yeah, i think only 1 or 2 art courses like that. |
yusasiv:On this, they made it clear before registration that only those with upper credit or distinction should apply. And it's even ridiculous that they ignored those with upper credit and gave those with lower credit all in a bid to chop your #20k.. Smh. The school is a glorified secondary school indeed!!! |
shadelek:That's true. Their SUG is as useless as the 'u' in queue!! |
You cowards should raise ALUTA once and for all so that those fools will take their job serious. It's because they know you all cowards that dare not protest hence the reason why they keep treating y'all like animal. You guys should man up and raise Aluta' instead of crying foul on the Internet. ![]() |
lepasharon:Okay. |
Extreme make-up show. |
alBHAGDADI:Lol, minority indeed. Your delusion is something else. |
Rilwayne001:^^ It would make sense that this was the older tradition of the two. [b. Any tradition that is going to lead up to an empty tomb simply has to show that Jesus was properly buried, in a tomb. But who could do the burial? According to all the traditions, Jesus did not have any family in Jerusalem, and so there was no possibility of a family tomb in which to lay him or family members to do the requisite work of burial. Moreover, the accounts consistently report that his followers had all fled the scene, so they could not do the job. The Romans were not about to do it, for reasons that will become clear below. That leaves only one choice. If the followers of Jesus knew that he “had” to be buried in a tomb— since otherwise there could he no story about the tomb being empty—and they had to invent a story that described this burial, then the only ones who could possibly do the deed were the Jewish authorities themselves. And so that is the oldest tradition we have, as in Acts 13:29. Possibly this is the tradition that lies behind I Corinthians 15:4 as well: “and he was buried.” As the burial tradition came to be told and retold, it possibly became embellished and made more concrete. Storytellers were apt to add details to stories that were vague, or to give names to people otherwise left nameless in a tradition, or to add named individuals to stories that originally mentioned only nameless individuals or undifferentiated groups of people. This is a tradition that lived on long after the New Testament period. In the story of Joseph of Arimathea we may have an early instance of the phenomenon: what was originally a vague statement that the unnamed Jewish leaders buried Jesus becomes a story of one leader in particular, who is named, doing so. In addition, we have clear evidence in the Gospel traditions that as time went on, and stories were embellished, there was a tendency to find “good guys” among the “bad guys” of the stories. For example, in Mark’s Gospel both of the criminals being crucified with Jesus malign and mock him on the cross; in Luke’s later Gospel only one of the two does so, and the other confesses faith in Jesus and asks him to remember him when he comes into his kingdom(Luke 23:39-43). In John’s Gospel there is an additional good guy among the Sanhedrin bad guys who wants to help with Jesus’s burial, as Nicodemus accompanies Joseph to do his duties to Jesus’s corpse (John 19:38-42). Most notable is Pontius Pilate, who, as a thoroughly bad guy, condemned Jesus to death in our earliest Gospel Mark. But he does so only with great reluctance in Matthew and only after explicitly declaring Jesus innocent three times in both Luke andJohn. In later Gospels from outside the New Testament, Pilate is portrayed as an increasingly innocent good guy, to the point that he actually converts and becomes a believer in Jesus. In part, this ongoing and increasing exoneration of Pilate is enacted in order to show where the real guilt for Jesus’s undeserved death lies. For these authors living long after the fact, the guilt lies with the recalcitrant Jews. But the pattern is also part of a process of trying to find someone good in the barrel of rotten opponents of Jesus. Naming Joseph of Arimathea as a kind of secret admirer or respecter or even follower of Jesus may be part of the same process.In addition to the rather general considerations I have just given for questioning the idea that Joseph of Arimathea buried Jesus, there are three more specific reasons for doubting the tradition that Jesus received a decent burial at all, in a tomb that could later be recognized as empty. To be continued.. |
durentchigozie:We rule the world ![]() |
Wrong chorus, but nice beat. It's apparent the dude is sick in the video. |
MMM |
Loool ![]() |
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