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Ayoobscom: Every hour a British /American soldiers are in iraq/Afghanistan/palestine killing the innocent people and raping their women,me and you are not aware because no BBC,CNN to cover the footage of their terrorism on these innocent lives and broadcast to the world like a Sample British soldier hacked down and everybody is here everywhere with trumpet Islamist,terrorism etc.Behold the sample of the dose Michael was fed and he became an extremist! Believe in this and the next we'll hear of you is that you're hacking people down. I see this poster here already has 7 converts (who liked his conspiracy theory). They paint a picture of poor us and instill hatred for people who're not even aware that they exist. They justify every inhumane act by pointing at Europe and America. Those who need to study a Muslim's psychology need look no further: it is 'they' (meaning the rest of the universe)against 'us' mentality. Very destructive! |
omonuan: I cited the verse where the yardstick for healing has to be measured according to the Bible. You are the one calling biblical quotes "magic." I knew your ilk would come out of the woodwork, and rain abuses. Go and read Mark 16:18. I did not write it and it was not modified by me in any way unlike the Op of this thread. Out of thy mouth you speaketh and called the verse "magic."It's unfortunate that you considered my explanation as raining of abuse. How is that so? You actually showed people playing with snakes and I explained that they were tempting God which Jesus said we shouldn't do. Their action tends towards magic and not miracle. I can't even see the inconsistencies in the two passages you cited. Are you worried that Luke adopted a different chronological order because the content is basically the same? The devil took Jesus to 2 different places and made 2 different demands. How's that inconsistent? |
obyrich: If you were a medical doctor and you were invited to attend to an emergency, would you remain there until the pastor leaves? Guy use your head o. People don't understand how God works. Until Christians stop seeing their pastors as the keys to salvation and the arbiters of their fate, Christianity would remain an object of mockery and cajole by unbelievers.Quit generalizing! I am as angry (and also amused) at this question. That it happened in one insignificant congregation in heaven- knows- where doesn't call for generalizing all Christians as seeing their pastors as key to salvation. The foundation of God stands sure! God knows who's truly His! |
ifeness: According to the christian horror stories,this same loving God throw people into hell; and yet he forgives. Doesn't make sense one bit! Christianity is certainly fading away.Try this and see if it will make some little sense: God forgives when you sincerely (He's omniscient, right?) beg Him to. The forgetting part means He never holds it against you again (like wiping your slate clean as if you never did those horrible things). Even if you did go back to sinning again, He doesn't roll back your previous record but condemns the present one you're doing. That's fair, don't you think? God throwing people into hell? No! Actually people choose to go there. Again some little explanation: this earth is so messed up by humans that God who created it has decided to destroy it and create a new one. Instead of creating new beings to inhabit the new earth He is making, He decides to give folks on this earth a chance of migrating to that new one. The only clause is zero sin because that's what messed up the one He plans to destroy and if it's allowed in the new one, it will destroy that one too. How can one have zero sin? Impossible so stop struggling. Once you acknowledge my Son as Boss, He gives you power to live right and will eventually be the one to introduce you to me on your arrival. Christianity fading away? not on your life! Thousands are finding peace and comfort in this simple message |
@op, I know you want to encourage people to praise God but please present the truth of God's word. God isn't bribed by our praises to give us babies. That is not scriptural. We give God praise because it is right to do so and not because of what we hope to get from Him. It is attitudes like this that bring the Christian faith to ridicule: believe in Jesus and tomorrow, you will be a millionaire, all your enemies will be dead. No! Jesus is not a magic wand to get rich quick, get adorable babies and find a husband! He is Deity! He deserves worship. God isn't an idol whom we appease. He is a loving Father who knows what is best for His children and He has the prerogative of answering our prayers with No, Wait or Yes. "And this is the confidence that we have in Him, that if we ask anything ACCORDING TO HIS WILL, He heareth us" 1 john 5: 14 |
omonuan: If you can't handle snakes and drink poison without harm, you can't perform any healing according to Mark 16:18.I see that many people are confusing miracle with magic. God will never do magic to satisfy idle curiosity or to show approval of higher powers bestowed on any individual. When Satan asked Jesus to take a leap, he argued that after all God has given His angels charge but Jesus answered that you shouldn't tempt the Lord your God. If snakes are mistakenly stepped on, or something dangerous to health is mistakenly ingested, God can, in answer to the prayer of faith CHOOSE to spare the person's life. But to willfully endanger your life and expect that God should perform magic or as a show of great faith neither glorifies God nor edifies the church. That attitude is ungodly. It equates God to an idol that you can mumble some things and he begins to do magic. All powers belong to God and He won't share His glory with anybody else. God heals today: when He sees that it will give him honour and encourage somebody's faith. The steps to receiving healing are laid out in James 5: 13 -15: first pray for yourself, next ask for the elders of the church(not a miracle-worker) who will anoint you with oil and pray over you and the prayer of faith shall heal the sick. Does God still heal? Yes! I have been healed countless times in answer to prayer. So have members of my family. But I prayed to God myself and in a few cases, requested prayer from the elders as instructed. The person who mentioned speaking in tongues, let me tell you that people are still receiving the genuine experience: speaking a language which a native speaker will understand and which was never previously learnt, neither is it gibberish. If you want the real manifestation of God in your life, you will pay the prize: confess and forsake your sins and live a holy life. You won't need any miracle worker but your communication with God will make miracles normal everyday occurrences in your life |
frankgreat: I don't bliv u av just 2 likes cos u deserve million likes...jonathan is just building his CV with these boko issue...they created this nd it got out of handsIf Jonathan created BH, why did the North, which is not known for patience, quietly watch as the Ijaw man was destroying their economic bases and structures? I do not, in all honesty, understand how the north will watch their territory being ravaged without crying out early. This your conspiracy theory doesn't add up. Or who do you mean by "they"? |
amanatulah: when buying chocolate in a store,do u buy the one with wrap or one that is visible?. .everyone buy wrapped chocolate. . .a muslim woman is so precious. . .her body is not for every diick nd henry to seeSame argument! Same illustration! And yet you acquire 4 of them for your manhood only to enjoy! How's that for purity and regard? And you get them at age 13 when they have no bargaining power! One young girl told me the greatest injustice God did to her was allowing her to be born by Muslim parents. She is anonymous and docile |
[quote author=Fifty-Fifty]I wish u know what Brom women (in Jos) ar going thru; I wish u know what Jarawa women (in Bauchi) ar going thru; I wish u know what Tangale (in Gombe) ar going thru; in d South-South some culture still allowed Sons to inherit the wives of their late Father (dt can be found even in part of Benue state); d list is endless & all these mistreatment of women & many others ar bn done by XTIANS. Driving is nothing but suffering & a Muslim woman is NOT meant to suffer. On dressing, she must not necessarily cover her face but she must cover her body because she‘s precious, just like MARY the mother of Jesus. So where is d mistreatment [/quote]Well-rehearsed lines quoted everywhere! The answers are always the same:1. Generalization: every single person in Jos, or South South is a Christian. Even when the people are idle worshippers following their people's tradition, they are still lumped as Christians 2. Mary wore veil. You disrespect her son and the religion He brought but quote her when using her age of marriage or dressing to buttress your point 3. Abraham, Solomon etc were polygamous over 2000 years' ago but they're still used to justify institutionalized polygamy in the 21st century 4.History: @thaba, Muslim women had more rights than British women donkey years ago, so Islam is fair to women today. Change is the only constant but Muslims refuse to change. But for the compulsion and dogma that exists, I know many women who would gladly jettison this angry faith. I hear you talk of convinced Muslims and Muslims by default. I read parts of the biography of "I am Nujood, ten years' old and divorced" and my heart bled. Islam insists on consent for the girl before marriage. What consent can a 9year-old Yemeni girl have when she's to be married off to a 35year old man? We should mind our business with the high female illiteracy level in the North, the high poverty rate (which is wearing a woman's face), with child marriage and its associated risks of VVF? |
What I find even more annoying is his argument that govt shouldn't spend on security. How many companies can be set up in an insecure environment? After the religious riots in Kano in 2004, many companies closed shop and left the city and gone were the employment opportunities. Government is an employer of labour but a huge mass of employment is borne by the private sector. If security isn't assured, how will companies set up and employ people? |
maclatunji: You know your problem? You were traumatised and gravitate towards things that you feel can help you cope. The western world through which you seek to validate your myopic ideas has it hands deep in every major terrorist network out there. Without them, Osama bin Laden would have been an outcast with few followers, they brought him up and now the world is in turmoil.I think you're hearing an echo, Maclatunji; your own voice. It is the other way round. I have been called all sorts of unprintable curse names just for expressing an opinion on anything Islamic, even when I have been as courteous as courtesy herself! In fact, the tone of YOUR voice often carries a note of disdain for anybody who is too illiterate to understand the superior knowledge you have about your religion. @topic, I enjoyed reading this post. Like others have said, let the Muslims walk the talk! I didn't know that fellow Muslims are also bored hearing how Islam is a religion of peace which a few bad eggs are spoiling. I also heard there's a donation box in mosques. Never thought of that! |
lacasa: Addamawa? That has bn relatively peacefulAdamawa shares border with Cameroon so it needs greater surveillance. Don't trivialize the security challenge. What is politicking when this group has butchered others? What has 2015 got to do with the fate of Nigerians who're living on a keg of gunpowder held by illiterate fanatics? Seems all you care about is who becomes president even if we all die before 2015 won't matter. Karma? It's been long in coming because I think you're talking of BH and their sponsors and supporters like you taking a little sip of their own medicine. It pains to be on the receiving end, doesn't it? When everyone else in Nigeria was crying, the North was excusing and explaining away BH. |
What of Aba? Why may he not renovate existing facilities instead of starting a new one? |
So Borno is the home of peace? What an irony! Just like many people who are called Peace are often the opposite of their names I actually watched that Afikpo Ebonyi State dance |
Aifey: 4me Religion is a scam. U go 2church 4some 1 to teach u wht is writen in d book ure holdin. The pastors kn this whts y they liv a liv of luxury n collect tith 4rm people. I'v stoped goin 2church.Unfortunate, isn't it? Looks like you've been looking in the wrong places and making humans your model. Ask God to direct you to where you'll worship in spirit and in truth. There are still such, very unpopular but holy, places. @topic 1. to join in singing 2. to say Amen when prayers are offered for others and myself 3. to hear testimonies from others and share mine 4. to rest after a busy week: it's the Christian Sabbath, you know 5. to listen and learn from others 6. to hear God talk to me. He does talk especially when I'm praying alone in church |
[quote author=Mr knowitall.][b] Let me tell you the true story of Jesus bro...Jesus and his crew were a fugitive of the law. Jesus was on the run because he was wanted for the crime of blasphemy(he called himself the son of God) which was a big big no no at the time. He was going around toting himself as the messiah..but the Jews coudlnt believe him because the torahs says before the true mesiah comes...God will show them some signs and certain events will take place...but those things didnt happen so he was lying....in an effort to escape prosecution...one of his guys turned him in....Jesus was tried in the court of law at the time and sentenced to death...like so many other people were.....the story of Jesus is nothing unusual he was a criminal who was caught, tried, and sentenced..case closed... go to Israel..they will tell you that Jesus was nothing more than a petty criminal.....if Adeboye dies today..some of his followers might say they saw him walking on the street after 5 days....which is expected from a devoted follower....[/b][/quote]Poor confused fellow! You said before that there are no true Christians and you turn around later to say that Jesus was a common criminal that was caught, judged and killed. How does that add up? No true followers of a criminal? What height of morality did you expect from those following a criminal? Just to help you a little: we Christians already know that Jesus was crucified for claiming to be the Son of God. Being the Son of God is an acknowledgement of His deity. It is still the great controversy till today. People will readily accept Him as a great teacher and a pure moral force, but refuse His deity and deny Him worship. But there is salvation in no other name and one day all knees shall bow to Him and all tongues shall confess that He is Lord! I am eagerly looking forward to that great day! |
At Apostolic Faith, Paul and Silas in Prison. The Philippian jailer was actually the spiritual prisoner who needed the preaching of Paul and Silas to be free. There is no night so dark that prayer and praise cannot proceed from the heart and mouth of a true child of God. Every experience of a child of God ultimately works for our good: Paul and Silas' suffering led to a miracle which has inspired Christians through the ages. Avoid those who will tell you the future: God in His mercy has hidden details of the future from us so that we can live by faith "the just shall live by his faith". |
dbilz: I guess u guyz are all happy with d emergency rule tn. For me, its like fueling a burning flame. Cos dz wld gve dz monsters enough reasons to regroup and become stronger with their global aids and financiers. Remember it was violence agains dem dt got us to dz stage and now, here we are again. This might serve as temporary solution. The best way of clamping down violence is by dialogue and peaceful means and not by gun and bullets. Wake up everyone! There's a script this government is playing onm and dt is destruction and disintegration of dz country.So what should the government have done? I am aware of the following steps 1. Let's dialogue. I learnt that they were even willing to have Buhari as mediator who declined because of his political ambition and the dent it will give to his already biased image as a die-hard fanatic 2. Discuss with your governors but they refused and demand that GEJ must convert to Islam and declare a Sharia republic in a pluralist society like Nigeria 3. Come out and accept amnesty but they said they had not wronged anybody and that they are the ones that should offer Nigeria amnesty. The amnesty was the government's last trump card. It was touted as what Yaradua had used to neutralize the conflict in the Niger Delta and even though it angered Nigerians, the Fed govt still went ahead to set up the committee. Are you saying the government should fold its hand and watch helplessly as BH keeps wasting lives and properties? Last week it was how many policemen. How is this dialogue and peaceful means different from what the government has been doing for the last two years and yet the casualty rate keeps rising? I think human life is sacred but would I fold my hands and keep watching another person who doesn't value even his own life snuff mine out? |
The pattern of these pregnancies are about the same 1. woman tells friends and family she's pregnant. Nobody else can see the growth (tho some take hormonal supplements to simulate growth). Even pregnancy tests are all negative, but the woman insists she's pregnant 2. she never goes for ante-natal in a regular hospital but in such maternity homes where she's given herbs 3. the baby is never delivered in a regular hospital but must travel to the rural area and the herb-woman handles the delivery. Our society values children, but how long will women cover secrets? |
jamp: Nigeria was better under these mensays who? |
modele2: I didn't and would never advocate a woman paying part of her bride price. Men have short memories. They would even use it to insult you in future. It's a one off payment. They should manage. However the dowery should not be unreasonable.Neither would I. Many years later in a misunderstanding which is as certain as day and night in a marriage, the man will remind his wife how she desperately paid for him to answer her husband. I don't support high bride price. Many times, it's not the girl's family that is putting the pressure but the husbands-to-be. They want to show off. They want to impress the girl's family. I attended a wine-carrying in Awka and instead of just buying the things on the list (chewing stick, snuff etc), the young man added so many things so that the MC announced that their daughter was marrying into a wealthy family. I know of a town where the elders actually placed a fine if you bring more than the mandatory items on the list but the young men will go and pay the fine ahead of the traditional marriage date, just to show off to their friends that they have arrived. They like to boast of what they spent to get married. The good side of it all is that Igbo marriages really last. |
plaetton: I don't blame the op for being happy. I would be too.And my point still stands: God has different tracks for people. Those that died aren't loved less; their route was simply different. Life is a gift from God. |
solopumpy227: I surely see your previous posts but the only thing is that I never see them in real life. The achievements seem to only occur in your mind.Fashola's achievements paralyse Akpabio's and Amaechi's? I don't think you have travelled to Akwa Ibom nor seen the primary schools,secondary schOols and primary health centres in Rivers State. Please travel and see! |
plaetton: Lucky you.No. It means different tracks for different folks. The gift of life is so precious and should be cherished. Learn to be thankful: for yourself and for others like op. It would improve the quality of your own life |
dridowu: ds hapins to muslims in south east and south south also. Ds rarely hapins in south west, may b because we SW have combine of religion in our familyWho's persecuting Muslims in SE and SS? Unless you mean mocking them because it's not easy in SE and SS for a married man to go and propose marriage to a girl. His family members even won't go with him. And they carry talisman! |
nnofaith: christians are so gullible! chei!How? I thought this thread is for Muslims |
MADE IN NIGERIA ENGLISH. *Abeg dress back. *If I hear pim, u go hear weeen. *Have they BROUGHT light? *The FILM is SWEET *Pls help me SLOW that fan *Mummy HAVE come *I'll tell my daddy FOR YOU *Have you paid your school fees money? *See as you BAFF up *Put the bread inside LYLON *I strong KAKARAKA *Oya come and be going *I KUKUMA don't have your time *Shebi you have BB charger *See how her eye is entering my food *Did you see the sound of my ringtone? *I know you have come since bcoz I hear your perfume. *Wetin tym dey talk *How many o'clock is the time? *D fan no dey blow me wel wel Na boro I boro am o!=D |
@op, now that it has made FP, can you just take some little time and edit it for grammatical errors? And please remove the yam bit because that can't be true except it's a species of yam which we don't know |
ROSYL: Even if they slash their fare to zero naira, I'm not gonna allow anyone I know get close to them.Different strokes for different folks! Aero is the preferred airline for my family. They have over 50years experience of safe flying especially in the Lagos-Port Harcourt turbulent route. Booking flights with them is easy and cheap. Their customer service, by phone, is also easy to access. Their planes are a different model from Arik but they are not too old by aviation standards. Travelling by road is getting easier with all the on-going repairs. Still patiently waiting for faster train services |
jamp: na lieI am not a spokesperson fOr Aero but uSually, the closer the time of travel, the higher the cost and vice-versa. So don't conclude that it's a lie. 14k is also way cheaper than Arik's 29k |
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[/quote]Well-rehearsed lines quoted everywhere! The answers are always the same: