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Woleobi:Are you saying they should rush in more immigrants because some Americans fill their tank in Mexico? What's the relationship between immigrants and petrol? |
[sup][/sup] diplomat058:cut the long talk we both agree. |
diplomat058:Let's just agree that Messi has flopped and move on. |
yrex01:If we are looking for a player to score 3 goals and 10 assists, we wouldn't call Messi. PSG did not buy Messi to score 3 goals in a league like the french league. We all expected much more from him, not 10 assists and 3 goals. |
headboyprince:David wrote the Psalms Solomon wrote Proverbs and Ecclesiastic. These were clearly men of God who even prophesied the coming of Jesus Christ. Solomon was one of the few men to be called a son of God in the entire bible. 2 Samuel 7:12-16. I never said they were not punished for their sins but the idea that a man of God can't sin isnt true. |
I believe Musk wants to take over the company. He knows the power of social media |
I do not rejoice because this does not change anything for the Nigerian market. The price of fertilizer is about 10k this year. It's more expensive than last year when we had no fertilizer production. |
nollytvgist22:This story is not well written. You claim that they had marathon sex and later you say they paid for short rest and the woman came running down minutes after. Marathon sex means they had sex for hours. |
lexy2014:The real OG. |
lexy2014:I guess many modern pastors would envy him. I sometimes imagine his energy level. |
Saviourk:Were David and Solomon not real men of God? Devid slept with another man's wife and got the man killed while his son slept with almost every woman in his country. |
YeyeGbami:We already budget billions for security. Don't forget that it was private armies that defeated the pirates in the Somalian ocean. I would rather fund a private army that depend on our military. |
1Sharon:I am not sure that even in the time of Jesus, everyone was miraculously healed. I guess only a few people received such healing. do we have people that have been healed through miracles in our time? I would say yes. Should we have a list for everyone that had been healed? It's not necessary. |
1Sharon:My point is that man today needs fewer miracles than in the time of old. I never said miracles are useless today. They still have their place and purpose but altogether, man is becoming more and more capable. |
If you seek wealth, now you know where to go. |
A study was carried out in the US to know How income varies among religious groups. From the study, we can see that the church you attend can affect your income. I would post the list below. It could be a guide for those who seek money and want to know the best religion to align with.
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englishmart:The Taliban's are not ordinary, They chased the Russians away even before the Americans. |
God relates with man according to time and place. Each dispensation has a special relationship with God. The primitive man needed God to heal leprosy, today leprosy as a disease is fading off the earth thanks to science. The modern man has solved many of the problems we looked to God for miracles. Its just like a child, the more mature he gets, the less he would depend on his parents. |
Revolution2022:yet he is Nigeria's most successful player in the last 15. if God wants to bless you, no excuse, or weakness or even haters can stop it. |
PressMyButton:Please tell us, how much power does Tinubu's plant produce? Or was it just another excuse to loot? The Lagos-owned power plant was built by Fashola. It's less than 9MW, making it a glorified generator. Please let's be honest, Tinubu never added 1MW to Lagos |
Uprightness100:All of you trying to be more righteous than God |
Uprightness100:The war is in Ukraine, no war is ravaging the earth. Most nations are at peace. |
cornelboy:2000 years ago, it was believed that alcohol was bad only when you get drunk. Today, you and I know better. Is it wisdom to live by the health code of 2000 years ago or by the present knowledge on ground? If we claim that we would stick to the 2000 years old facts then clearly, we should use the bible as the guide when it comes to tobacco, cocaine, heroin, and other drugs. Remember, with the exception of tobacco, alcohol kills more people than all these other drugs combined. |
cornelboy:Actually, the bible is not the best health guide. In the days of Jesus, the science on alcohol was very little. For example, the bible taught, don't get drunk but now we know that alcohol is dangerous even if we don't get drunk. Yes, alcohol dependence is alcohol addiction, it's a disease but if we never take alcohol in the first place, we would be free from that disease. Why tempt god and expose ourselves to the disease. Anyway I guess we have both exshusted our points on the subject or do you have any new light to shed? |
cornelboy:You are right about my post, we really can't change the world we can only change ourselves. And yes again I can't stop you from drinking, I can only make you aware of the damage alcohol does to your body. And if you value your body as a gift from God, it's up to you to make the hard decisions. Palmwine is more alcoholic than beer. You don't need to be a drunk to have alcohol-induced health issues. As long as you drink, your health is at risk. Alcohol is an irritant to all body tissue, from where it comes in to where it goes out. Alcohol does kill brain cells. Some of those cells can be regenerated over time. In the meantime, the existing nerve cells branch out to compensate for the lost functions. Finally, you can live a happy life without alcohol. You don't need to drink to find happiness. |
cornelboy:The bible teaches that drunkenness is wrong, what about those that can take much alcohol without getting drunk does that make it right? It's wrong to take in poison no matter how little since we can't tell how much is exactly too much. Don't tempt the Lord your God. From the bible's point of view, we should take good care of our bodies. if we knowingly destroy our bodies, it is a big sin. The body is not your own. So now you know that even moderate drinking can harm your body, would it be right to continue your moderate drinking? Now to conclude... Alcoholism itself is not a sin but a disease. But then the only sure way to escape alcoholism is by never drinking in the first place so the body does not create a dependence on it. Now drinking in itself is another thing. To anyone who knows the truth and refuses to obey, to him, it is sin. After learning that alcohol is dangerous to the body, it would be wrong to continue drinking. Alcohol kills more people than heroin, cocaine, and fentanyl combined. It's a subtle killer. You said people are addicted to many things; true but some drugs are known for their addictive properties. Alcohol is one such drug. Finally, you asked if I drink. personally, I don't like discussing my personal life in public forums so forgive me if I do not answer your question. And it doesnt only kill addicts or drunks. |
cornelboy:Too many questions here let me start from the last. You are right, I am always about fun and education. so I enlighten and have fun at the same time. To the next question, can you define moderate drinking? Did you know that a bottle of palm wine has a higher alcoholic content than beer? To the next question, I wasn't talking about doctors being naive. Drinking does not make one naive. Rather I was referring to the belive that because doctors drink then it must be great for their health. If you see a doctor smoking, would you conclude that smoking is great? Because I have a few doctor friends who smoke. If you see a doctor always eating junk food would that be the excuse for eating junk? You can't be that naive to think that anything doctors do must be correct. Now to your questions about alcoholism, I would live you with a link or two so you can read from those with more authority than myself. https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/alcohol-use-disorder/symptoms-causes/syc-20369243 https://www.healthline.com/health/alcoholism/basics https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e5DxD6Tuxxw&vl=en About moderate drinking, let me quote from the CDC. The CDC is the biggest drug and health administrator in the US The Guidelines note, “Emerging evidence suggests that even drinking within the recommended limits may increase the overall risk of death from various causes, such as from several types of cancer and some forms of cardiovascular disease. Alcohol has been found to increase risk for cancer, and for some types of cancer, the risk increases even at low levels of alcohol consumption (less than 1 drink in a day).”4 Although past studies have indicated that moderate alcohol consumption has protective health benefits (e.g., reducing risk of heart disease), recent studies show this may not be true. |
cornelboy:Bro, we can't afford to be naive... We have seen many doctors commit suicide, we have seen doctors engage in unprotected sex. We know doctors who are overweight yet they refuse to excises and eat right. We know doctors who died from drug overdose. Just because your doctor does it does not make it right. These days, you don't need to be a doctor to access the best health journals and to have the latest knowledge about alcohol. And you are wrong, a cup would stress your liver. It most likely would not kill you but the overtime accumulation has an effect. Also, if you have tendencies for alcoholism, a cup or two would finally get you hooked on drinking. Alcohol is a poison. It kills 1 in every 20 people. It is more potent than war. True I would not kill every user, but you can never say because you can't see inside your body. It's just like the game of Russian roulette. You can never tell the effect of the next bottle. |
Nonexisting:Did you read the post before commenting? I think this is out of the scope of the topic. |
cornelboy:But consuming alcohol on a moderate level is not harmful and not a sin. Sir, you are wrong and I would give you reasons why. 1. What is your definition of moderation? How much alcohol is too much. No doctor or scientist has ever defined what moderate alcohol means. 2. Alcohol's effect is long-term so even if you drink little, it has a cumulative effect. 3. As you said, people are different and a little alcohol can cause health problems for some people; the danger is, no one knows the amount of alcohol that can cause harm to themselves. There is no instrument for measuring. So each time you take alcohol, you put your body is an unnecessary risk. 4. The health problems from alcohol have little to do with drunkenness. |
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