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Christianity Etc › Re: How Do I Receive The Holy Spirit? by Tcwork: 10:41am On Nov 22, 2020

Hotonions:
I need your advice on how to go about with this. I am born again and I have been baptized for years now and yet I don't feel like I posses the holy spirit it's something I want really badly and yet I don't see myself receiving it.
Note: this is not as a result of lack of belief because I very much believe in the holy spirit and his works.
I also know that with the Holy Spirit to navigate you, the race becomes easier to run

You receive the gift of the Holy Ghost by the laying on of hands by those who have the authority.
1Timothy4.14 Neglect not the gift that is in thee, which was given thee by prophecy, with the laying on of the hands of the presbytery

2 Timothy 1.66 Wherefore I put thee in remembrance that thou stir up the gift of God, which is in thee by the putting on of my hands

Acts 6.66 Whom they set before the apostles: and when they had prayed, they laid their hands on them
So you need the laying on of hands from the right person and after the gift of the Holy Ghost is bestowed upon you, you need to receive in faith and live a life worthy of the spirit's presence

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Christianity Etc › Re: Church Dropouts, Why Did You Stopped Going To Church? by Tcwork: 12:06pm On Nov 15, 2020

Which one is church dropout again. If we tell u our problems would u solve them?

Christianity Etc › Is Calling On Holy Ghost Fire A Nigerian Thing? by Tcwork(op): 10:36am On Nov 15, 2020

I noticed that the call or prayer for Holy Ghost fire is greatest in Nigeria and spreading to other African Christians.
European and American Christian's are not much into it.
Is the Holy Ghost fire thing a 9ja thing or is it a Christian thing?

Christianity Etc › Rapture; Real Or Falacy? by Tcwork(op): 9:30am On Nov 15, 2020

So a lot if Christian's talk about a time when all the good guys would be raptured to heaven while the bad would remain on earth to be tortured by the devil.
I just did a bible research only to find out that nothing of such is mentioned in the bible.
Please could anyone help with bible verses that talk about this.
Note... people usually refer to Matthew 24.40-42 Two women will be grinding at the mill; one will be taken..... but these really does not tell if it's the rapture of the righteous or the destruction of the wicked.
Then others quote 1thessalonians where it talks about the righteous meeting Christ in the sky but we learn from other scripture that Christ is coming back to the earth so they wouldn't remain in the sky. They would have to land after welcoming his in the sky.
No single scripture speaks of a time that only Satan and the unrighteous would be in this world.
Instead we learn of a time Christ would return and rule.
So over to our Nairaland pastors.

Christianity Etc › Re: Do Nonvirgin Men Have The Moral Right To Condemn Nonvirgin Women? by Tcwork: 9:11am On Nov 15, 2020

jesusjnr2020:
Do Nonvirgin Men Have The Moral Right To Condemn Nonvirgin Women?

When the hypocritical Pharisees brought a woman they claimed to have caught in the act of adultery to Jesus, and said Moses had commanded them to stone her, but what does He have to say?

Jesus said to them:
Virgin or not, no one has a right to condemn another's choice. We live in a free world

"He that is without sin among you, let him first cast a stone at her." {John 8:7}

I believe that what Jesus said to those hypocrites also applies to all those hypocritical men (Christians) who find no error in being nonvirgins, but want to crucify women who are nonvirgins like them. Because in this case, they don't only have "sin" but they have committed the "same sin" as those they condemn.

Hence I believe that nonvirgin men have no moral right to condemn those women who are also nonvirgins.

Jesus said:

"Judge not, and ye shall not be judged: condemn not, and ye shall not be condemned... For with the same measure that ye mete withal it shall be measured to you again." Luke 6:37-38 (KJV)

God bless.

Virgin or not, no one has the right to condemn another's choice. We live in a free world

Christianity Etc › Re: Do Nonvirgin Men Have The Moral Right To Condemn Nonvirgin Women? by Tcwork: 9:09am On Nov 15, 2020

jesusjnr2020:
Do Nonvirgin Men Have The Moral Right To Condemn Nonvirgin Women?

When the hypocritical Pharisees brought a woman they claimed to have caught in the act of adultery to Jesus, and said Moses had commanded them to stone her, but what does He have to say?

Jesus said to them:
Virgin or not, no one has a right to condemn another's choice. We live in a free world

"He that is without sin among you, let him first cast a stone at her." {John 8:7}

I believe that what Jesus said to those hypocrites also applies to all those hypocritical men (Christians) who find no error in being nonvirgins, but want to crucify women who are nonvirgins like them. Because in this case, they don't only have "sin" but they have committed the "same sin" as those they condemn.

Hence I believe that nonvirgin men have no moral right to condemn those women who are also nonvirgins.

Jesus said:

"Judge not, and ye shall not be judged: condemn not, and ye shall not be condemned... For with the same measure that ye mete withal it shall be measured to you again." Luke 6:37-38 (KJV)

God bless.

Politics › Re: Patrick Obalim-Udoba Distributes Cassava Stems To Constituents by Tcwork: 9:07am On Nov 15, 2020

Zico5:
Nigeria is truly a joke. These leaders have taken the masses to be dunce. In what way could cassava stem be of benefit in dry season and as well, I don't know how a lawmaker would think the only benefit his constituency will appreciate is cassava stem. Nigeria need deliverance indeed.

I don't believe you have ever farmed before... go and ask, this isn't a bad time to plant cassava

Politics › Re: Patrick Obalim-Udoba Distributes Cassava Stems To Constituents by Tcwork: 9:05am On Nov 15, 2020

BigSarah:
Childish display by the Op , you edited your comments before it made FP... I still stand by my opinion childish and mischievous, your reason for making the thread...
Anambarians deserve better, even though the lawmaker aimed at reducing the effects of lost crops due to flooding.

If you know the effect this has on farmers and food production, you wouldn't say so

Christianity Etc › Re: 10 Things You Should Know About The Garden Of Eden by Tcwork: 11:05am On Nov 08, 2020

Point 9&10 is pure guess work.. You seem to be teaching for doctrine the commandments of men.
quote author=Alexgman1 post=95803713]10 THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT THE GARDEN OF EDEN

1. Eden was good, but not yet fully glorious.
Eden was bright and beautiful, and we tend to think of it in terms of perfection. But rather than thinking of Eden in terms of perfection, we should think of it in terms of potential. Certainly, Eden was pure and pristine, ordered and filled, but the Eden we read about in Genesis 1 and 2 wasn’t yet everything God intended for his creation. It was unsullied but incomplete.

From the very beginning, Eden was not meant to be static; it was headed somewhere. We could say there was an eschatology of Eden. God’s intentions for his creation have always been headed toward consummation, toward glory.

2. Eden was abundant, but it wasn’t yet expansive.
Genesis 2:8 tells us that on the earth God created, “the LORD God planted a garden in Eden, in the east.” He instructed Adam and Eve to, “Be fruitful and multiply and fill the earth and subdue it, and have dominion over the fish of the sea and over the birds of the heavens and over every living thing that moves on the earth” (Gen 1:28). Clearly there was an expansion project in the works. As Adam and Eve worked and kept the garden, and as they were fruitful and multiplied, Eden would grow beyond its current boundaries, and the glory of Adam and Eve’s royal rule would increase.

God’s intention to dwell with a holy people in a holy land could not be thwarted by human sin.

3. Eden was completely good, but it wasn’t completely secure.
As good as the original Eden was, it was vulnerable to evil, deception, and even death. This becomes obvious when we consider that Satan inhabited the body of an ordinary serpent and brought death into the pristine garden. In Revelation 21, John takes care to assure us that this will not happen in the greater garden to come. It will be utterly secure. “Nothing unclean will ever enter it, nor anyone who does what is detestable or false, but only those who are written in the Lamb’s book of life,” (Rev. 21:27).

4. Eden had a rhythm of work and then rest, but not yet unending rest.
God did his work of creation, and then he rested. In his rest, God was setting before Adam something to look forward to when he accomplished his work of subduing the earth, exercising dominion over it, and filling it with image bearers. Had Adam faithfully finished the work, he and Eve and their offspring would have entered into a permanent Sabbath rest.

5. Adam and Eve were made in the image of God, but not yet as glorious as God intended.
David wrote about the first man, “You have made him a little lower than the heavenly beings and crowned him with glory and honor” (Ps. 8:5). Clearly Adam and Eve, having been made in God’s image had a measure of his glory. Had they obeyed, they would have been transformed from one degree of glory to another. “Transformed from one degree of glory to another” has always been and still remains God’s plan for those made in his image. Even now, as the Holy Spirit works in us, we are being changed from one degree of glory to another. But it is the fullest resurrection glory we anticipate the most. “We await a Savior, the Lord Jesus Christ, who will transform our lowly body to be like his glorious body” (Phil 3:20–21).

6. Adam and Eve were naked, not yet robed in royal splendor.
When we read in Genesis 2 that Adam and Eve were naked in Eden, it may initially seem to us to be a good or neutral thing. But Moses’ original readers would have recognized that something was lacking. These were royal representatives of the great king. And royal representatives in Scripture are always dressed in royal robes (think of Joseph’s coat of many colors, Jonathan’s robe given to David, the robe and ring given to the prodigal son). The report of their unclothedness indicated a need for royal clothing which would have been given to them had they faithfully exercised dominion. But instead of being further clothed, Adam and Eve lost the original glory that covered them. This is what made their unclothedness before God so unbearable that they sought to cover themselves up with fig leaves.

7. Adam and Eve enjoyed one-flesh intimacy, but their bond was vulnerable to brokenness.
The love story in Eden began with Adam and Eve enjoying bone-of-my-bones, flesh-of-my-flesh intimacy. But the same two people who were naked and unashamed are, only a few verses later, trying to cover up their shame. The same husband who held out his hand to his wife to welcome her, exclaiming, “At last!” only a few verses later points the finger of blame in her direction, saying, “The woman whom you gave to be with me, she gave me fruit of the tree, and I ate” (Gen. 3:12). This partnership that was intended to bless the world brought a curse upon the world.

Ever since this first marriage went so terribly wrong, God has been working out his plan to present a perfected bride to the perfect groom. The day will come when the shadow of temporary human marriage will give way to the substance—the eternal, unbreakable, most intimate marriage between Christ and his bride. This will be the happiest marriage of all time.

8. Adam and Eve enjoyed God’s presence, but they were vulnerable to his presence in judgment.
Adam and Eve experienced the joy of God’s presence with them in the garden before they sinned. But one aspect of his presence with them was the warning he gave them regarding the forbidden tree, “In the day that you eat of it you shall surely die’” (Gen. 2:17). When we read in Genesis 3:8 that Adam and Eve “heard the sound of the LORD God walking in the garden in the cool of the day,” it was not as though God was taking his regular leisurely afternoon stroll in the garden. This was judgment day, which for Adam and Eve meant that it was also eviction day. No longer could they live in the holy sanctuary of Eden in the presence of a holy God, because they had become unholy people.

But God’s intention to dwell with a holy people in a holy land could not be thwarted by human sin. Instead, God began working out his plan to make it possible for sinners to be made clean and holy in order to live in his presence. The day is coming when, “He will dwell with them, and they will be his people, and God himself will be with them as their God” (Rev. 21:3).

9. Adam and Eve could have gained the knowledge of good and evil without eating from the forbidden tree.
When we read about the tree of the knowledge of good and evil (Gen. 2:9), we might think that there must have been something essentially evil, even foreboding, about this tree. But it wasn’t forbidden because it was evil. Rather, it was evil because it was forbidden. God had put this tree in the garden to give Adam and Eve the opportunity to live out genuine faith and obedience. Adam and Eve could have used the wisdom God gave them through his word to judge the Serpent’s lies and rebellion against God as evil, while clinging to God’s goodness. Adam should have crushed the head of the evil serpent then and there. He should have squashed this rebellion rather than taking part in it. Had he done so, Adam and Eve would have been able to eat their fill of the tree of life, and enter into a heavenly life, without ever having to experience death.

10. Eden had the tree of life, but Adam and Eve were prohibited from eating from it.
We’re not told specifically that Adam and Eve could not or did not eat of the tree of Life that was in the midst of the garden. But it would seem that the fruit of this tree was a feast for Adam and Eve would enjoy once they passed the test of obedience represented in the forbidden tree. Revelation 2:7 speaks of eating of the tree of life being granted to those who “overcome” or “conquer.” Clearly, Adam and Eve did not overcome temptation. They were meant to rule over creation but they couldn’t rule over their own appetites. Because of their disobedience they were barred from eating of the tree.

Revelation 22 reveals that the opportunity for God’s people to eat of the tree of life is not gone forever. Instead, the tree of life is gloriously planted in the center of the greater garden to come. In Eden, the trees bore fruit in their season, which means once a year. But in the new and better Eden, the tree of life yields a new crop of fruit every month. In Eden, the tree of life grew in the midst of the garden. But in the new Eden, the tree of life grows on either side of the river. It seems to have multiplied and expanded, implying that everyone will have access to it; all will be welcome to eat their fill. And it’s not just the fruit that will feed us; the leaves of this tree will heal us. In fact, they will heal everything.

Sometimes we hear the story of the Bible told as Creation-Fall-Redemption-Restoration. But as good as Eden was, we’re not merely headed back to Eden as it once was. The story of the Bible is Creation-Fall-Redemption-Consummation. We’re looking forward to a home that will be even better than Eden.

Source;https://www.crossway.org/articles/10-things-you-should-know-about-the-garden-of-eden/[/quote]

Foreign Affairs › Re: US Presidential Election 2020 (Live Updates) by Tcwork: 9:07pm On Nov 03, 2020

MT:
Don't be deceived , it is not only republicans that attended those circus shows. Some there would not even vote. Don't judge election by crowd size.

In less than 24hr we would know

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Foreign Affairs › Re: US Presidential Election 2020 (Live Updates) by Tcwork: 7:39pm On Nov 03, 2020

Seunpaul01:
My guy,, Biden said racism in the US is a systemic thing. Maybe he was having one of his gag, who knows.

That grandpa needs to retire

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Foreign Affairs › Re: US Presidential Election 2020 (Live Updates) by Tcwork: 7:20pm On Nov 03, 2020

Kekereekun123:
the children of Nigerian migrants in the 80s and 90s went to the same schools and are doing well today. Black descendants of slaves should man up and stop crying foul. Jews were killed and humiliated some 70 years ago, they have moved on and are not weeping.

Black American are many time's in a better place that we there black brothers.
If they find America so racist let them come here while we go there and suffer the racism.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: US Presidential Election 2020 (Live Updates) by Tcwork: 7:17pm On Nov 03, 2020

Kekereekun123:
true blame the useless woman opening yansh for irresponsible men anyhow.

They do it because government gives them child support.
Very lazy culture

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Foreign Affairs › Re: US Presidential Election 2020 (Live Updates) by Tcwork: 7:17pm On Nov 03, 2020

Just listen to the average black America music.. this are the dirtiest lyrics full of crime and stupidity.
I know this because I grew up listening to hiphop

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Foreign Affairs › Re: US Presidential Election 2020 (Live Updates) by Tcwork: 7:15pm On Nov 03, 2020

Black kids are dropping out from school because they have a terrible culture. Did you know that 75% of black kids grow up without a father in America.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: US Presidential Election 2020 (Live Updates) by Tcwork: 7:14pm On Nov 03, 2020

Ibadansun1:
1)Systematic racism is when elementary schools and colleges attended bybminorities are under funded

2) Systemic racism is when a black man is shot and killed because he's trying to get into his own house. Guess what! he was reported by a white guy to police

3) Systemic racism is when a white is given a preferred treatment when looking for a job

I could go on and on

It's a system that is rigged from the beginning

A black child goes to a shity under funded school ends up dropping out of school before 18 joins street gangs such as blood and cribs to survive. He gets killed in gang violence or gets sent to jail.

He comes out of jail, he can't get his life back, he can't land a decent job because of his criminal records or even vote in an election.

Let me take your issues one after the other, 1. How are schools funded in the USA? Under Trump presidency, black schools had more funding than under any other president.
The funding ofor education in USA has little to do with race. But has much to do with incomes. Schools in richer neighborhood are better and both black's and whites are allowed to the schools
2. The police shot more white every year. In 2019 police kill 55 unarmed people in USA 25 were whites 14 were blacks.
3. Zero evidence of a white man getting better treatment when looking for a job. Barack Obama is a black man yet he was given the biggest job in the world 2x

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Foreign Affairs › Re: US Presidential Election 2020 (Live Updates) by Tcwork: 6:49pm On Nov 03, 2020

Ibadansun1:
Are you a white American or a Nigerian?

Have you heard of the term systemic racism or institutional racism before?

Where racial minorities regardless of their hard work are denied certain privileges that should be ordinarily readily available to them?

There is nothing like systemic racism.
I would love you to give me an example where the system or the laws of America are racist. This is 2020 not 1960.
Did you know that Asian Americans earn more than white Americans? How come the Asian Americans are not complainin of systemic racism? Are they not minorities?
How come the Nigerian that go there are not complaining... How did the Nigerians become the most educated demography in USA. Why didn't systemic racism stop them.
There is racism but it's individual not systemic. People make choices to be racist but not one law in the USA is racist.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: US Presidential Election 2020 (Live Updates) by Tcwork: 6:21pm On Nov 03, 2020

The problem with the blacks in America is cultural.
They are growing a culture of violence. Just listen to there music.
They have a culture of irresponsible baby daddy's.
Have u not noticed that most Nigerians that go to America are very successful, are they not also black.
Many of the doctors are Nigerians
. So the blacks should look inward. Police is not the enemy

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Foreign Affairs › Re: US Presidential Election 2020 (Live Updates) by Tcwork: 6:18pm On Nov 03, 2020

FirstSon01:
Those protesting for the lives of a racial minority from being killed and brutalised by around right police officers are drawing the country back??
I wonder what you'll say about us protesting #EndSars here, maybe we're disturbing the president??

Now to some statistics
The blacks make up only 13% of the population but commit close to 50% of the violent crimes.
More whits areally killed than blacks yearly than blacks killed by whites.
Blacks kill by far more police relative to population.
Now 97% of black homicide is committed by fellow blacks... simply put blacks are their own greatest problem.
Funny enough BLM is not interested in black on black violence. They are only keen on fighting police.
Now the number of white men killed by police is almost twice that of black on any given year yet you never here of white lives matter.
You can check any of my statistics

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Foreign Affairs › Re: US Presidential Election 2020 (Live Updates) by Tcwork: 5:50pm On Nov 03, 2020

The BLM movement is really bad for the blacks and it does not make much sense.
If you want us to talk about it, I would tell you why it's not a wise movement and it actually not good for blacks

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Foreign Affairs › Re: US Presidential Election 2020 (Live Updates) by Tcwork: 5:48pm On Nov 03, 2020

FirstSon01:
The same way we hate Buhari I've here is how they hate Trump.
Remember how he handled BLM??
Covid19??
Using abusive words on reporters??
How then will they love him??
Obama was more Christian than Trump is but y'all love hypocrites like Trump who'll say his religion is why people hate him.

I told u, you are all about CNN.
Trump has the biggest, strongest following in USA.
Didn't you see his rallies? BLM is another topic. The BLM group is just drawing America back.
As for Covid 19 please tell me, which leader in the west handled it better.
Trump played his role. He gave every state the freedom to act and he supported the states when they needed federal aid.
I'd you were in his shoes whst would you have done better

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Foreign Affairs › Re: US Presidential Election 2020 (Live Updates) by Tcwork: 5:24pm On Nov 03, 2020

Trumps supporters are surprisingly very warm and friendly. Up to 20% of those at Trump rallies were democrats.
These are majorly rural Americans really friendly people not gangsters.
If there would be violence, it would come from the left.
If you remember, 4 years ago when Trump won there were protest in most Democrat cities.
These people just hate the man

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Foreign Affairs › Re: US Presidential Election 2020 (Live Updates) by Tcwork: 5:22pm On Nov 03, 2020

chloedogie:
Truth is I actually enjoy watching CNN but balance it with fox news when I am online as I can't watch fox on DSTV. But I still try to weigh opinions from different sources and make some personal conclusion. This election is historical in decades.

Then you should have known that Biden supporters are actually the more violent with a greater tendency to riot.
Don't forget that Biden has the support of over 75% of African American's who tend to commit a good share of violent crimes

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Foreign Affairs › Re: US Presidential Election 2020 (Live Updates) by Tcwork: 4:33pm On Nov 03, 2020

Your write up is really good but very one sided.
You almost sounded like CNN.
About the violence, most of the rioting are in Democrat controlled cities and states.
In fact businesses in cities like New York and Los Angeles and boarding up their windows and door in preparation for violence.
Right now republican cities are safe and riot free.Most of the rioting are antiTrump.

chloedogie:
1. The battle for the 270 Electoral college vote points.

As it is well known in the USA, winning the general popular votes doesnt guarantee that presidential seat, but winning the 270 electoral college votes gives you the presidency as seen in the 2016 elections. Hillary Clinton won the popular votes by almost 3million votes but President Trump won the electoral votes by over 300 points. So the battle for the major states and swing states is the real deal now. Main reason why the two candidates are still out there campaigning in major cities where the electoral college votes could determine the outcome of this election.

2. Their bases.

President Trump has one of the strongest die hard supporters bases anywhere in the world. They are like our brothers up in the North here in nigeria. Their fanaticism is so strong and sometimes scary. Though he has lost some supporters due to how he managed the covid-19 pandemic and his constant verbal rough languages but you cant deny the fact that he has gained many more supporters over the year.

For the Joe Biden base, they are more of the Behind, executive, reserved and mostly educated calm folks around the country. They could be likened to our rich Ikoyi billionaires who were making fried rice with chicken, barbeque, suya, popping champagne and sitting under canopies during the elections in 2019 on the island in Lagos. He has a very massive quiet supporters who their voices will be heard on the ballot papers. He is widely loved and more popular than Hillary Clinton, reason why the trump's campaign committee are a bit worried.

The racial differences impact on the votes.

Though largely claimed and always spoken by Trump himself that he is the only president that has done more for the black communities than any other president in the history of the United states. But words are cheap. A reflection of how true or false this is could be seen during his campaigns. You hardly see any black American at his rallies which are mostly crowded by whites. On the other hand, Democrats are known to be the only party that have the interest of the black communities and this reflects in both Joe Biden's campaign pictures as well as the number of serving black politicians under the ticket of the Democrat party. You have many governors, reps, senators, mayors and county leaders who are blacks than you will see under the Republican umbrella.

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Christianity Etc › Re: Onitsha Church On A Prayer Walk For Trump (Pictures & Video) by Tcwork: 12:25pm On Nov 02, 2020

Kobojunkie:
Na wetin Jesus Christ send dem do be this? Is this what Jesus Christ gave up His body for dem to do with it?

Jesus Christ gave his body so that man would be free.. Let them enjoy their freedom the way you enjoy yours.
There is nothing wrong in a Christian supporting a political candidate

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Politics › Re: Fact-Check: Did Desmond Elliot Call For Social Media Regulation As Claimed? by Tcwork: 11:04am On Nov 02, 2020

Oya let's here from you, how is it wrong to protest in a democracy?

tesppidd:
There's been a lot of cyberspace bullying taking place since 2015 and it's even worse with the endsars protests situation.

Truthfully speaking the government has been wrong in some instances and protesters have been wrong in some instances as well.

But you dare not talk about what the protesters have done wrong over the past 3 weeks.

You dare not!

Media personalities, the so called music celebrities and the so called nollywood celebrities would do, say and post whatever it takes to be seen to be "on the side of the people" when in actual fact, deep in their hearts they may think otherwise.

90 percent of them are in this for clout chasing.

Desmond Eliot made a huge mistake; speaking out with honesty and objectivity.
In this situation you do not speak with honesty and objectivity!

You make sure you side with "the people" by every means necessary.

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Phones › Re: Samsung Owner, Lee Kun-hee, Dies At 78 by Tcwork: 3:52pm On Oct 25, 2020

Great man...Great company. Samsung is responsible for 15% of South Korean gdp.

Christianity Etc › Re: What Is The Blasphemy Against The Holy Spirit, The Unforgivable Sin? by Tcwork: 1:26pm On Oct 25, 2020

What if someone repents of his unbelief, would he be forgiven?
Why would any other sin be forgiven and not unbelief?
At first Saul did not believe in Christ later he became a strong soldier for Christ.
Please do more research
The sin against the Holy Ghost is a sin beyond most human beings.
It is similar to what lucifer did.
It's when you deny the light and altogether reject it after the holy ghost has mainfested the truth to you.
For example, if after Paul had seen the light he went on to deny it and went back to fighting against the church that is closer to the sin against the holy ghost.
So a Muslim or traditionalist is actually not in danger of the sin.
Only one who the holy ghost has personally revealed truth to... not even most Christians who depend on what their pastors say can commit the sin.
One needs a personal testimony from the spirit in order to be eligible to commit the sin.

Christianity Etc › Re: What Is The Blasphemy Against The Holy Spirit, The Unforgivable Sin? by Tcwork: 1:04pm On Oct 25, 2020

You would forgive murder and genocide but because someone does not believe your religion you would never forgive him.
Guy this is hate speech

Politics › Re: Father Took His Little Son To Loot In Kaduna (Photo) by Tcwork: 12:42pm On Oct 25, 2020

A father would do anything to feed his son. That's what the pictures says to me

Christianity Etc › Re: Why Christians Should Stop Publicizing The Errors Of God's Servants by Tcwork: 11:36am On Oct 25, 2020

In the year 2000 the Catholic pope apologized for the atrocities of priest that had been covered up for years.
We all commended. Do u want us to return to those dark years when priest iniquities were swept under the carpet.
Really what is ur point?

Christianity Etc › Re: Why Christians Should Stop Publicizing The Errors Of God's Servants by Tcwork: 11:30am On Oct 25, 2020

We are expected to hold government accountable for their crimes but when it comes to your pastor, we should look the other way?
Do u really want things to improve?
Remember, Jesus tackle's the religious leaders in his time... can't we just follow his example?

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