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Ceasar1: I was also about to ask the Same BRO.
The only thing missing in that sermon was a Bible verse.

woky: Why this sermon??

Btw how are u

Seun: "Random Ramblings" from Poems for Review:
www.google.ng/search?q=cache:www.nairaland.com/1772033/more-random-ramblings

my diary "tex talk":
Is gone, and we deeply regret losing it, but the catharsis you experienced from writing it still remains. Nobody can take that away from you!

dagr8: Of course the State laws does. Many Cultural/tribal laws do not even favour the women. In the case of the woman you mentioned, may be she doesn't want to hurt anybody or she is afraid. Fight for your Right. That is the slogan.
If it is in there culture that the in-laws own their brother's properties, the tribal elders will definitely go with the tradition.But we know these things are "faulty" and selfish.

Did the husband have a written will before his demise? Whose name is on the document of the house he built for her? I think this alone settles it all.

Ceasar1: Ermmm.. *clears throat ** Is this still a Christian Chat Box?

My eyes must be seeing things.

woky: Now I knw what You mean..

InesQor: Other things might come to mind:

What if Jesus didn't want to be seen in his resurrected body by everyone, and appear to only his own? He was known to have liked his privacy while he was alive.

Recall also that in his resurrected body Jesus was said to have walked through walls and doors. I am not sure that body is the kind of flesh that you and I have. We are also told it could be manifested to give a solid feel to the touch (to convince Thomas).

There is really no other example of such a body, that we can possibly understudy. If Jesus indeed ascended / teleported in such a body, it might not be so hard to believe if you believe such a body can exist in the first case.

alexleo: Now when you people talk about dont judge it gets me worried whether you people understand what being judgmental means. If i should go by your statement i ll still accuse you too of judging amanfrommars by saying you are not sure he will ever come back to christianity. He can come back to christianity even sooner than anyone may think.
First is that i didnt say that a GENUINE christian cannot fall but i said he cannoot fall to the abysmal level of atheism. Now any genuine christian that later falls into atheism is simply deceiving himself. In his heart of heart he knows he is trying to suppress something. And he ll keep battling with those beautiful and real encounters he had with the Lord all the days of his life, no matter how many times the person shouts there is no God. I"m telling you what i ve witnessed live among atheists, not theory.

davidylan: I have no idea why people waste their time with this type of unnecessary wavering. If you want to be a sinner, please do so with all pleasure. If you want to be a true child of God, then do so. All these "i'm not sure, well maybe, i try, i'm confused, for now i'm good" is hogwash. Even the bible is quite plain... the christian journey is all about choice... all the time you could be spending being a full blown sinner should not be wasted confusing yourself that you're living a "Christ-like" life when in fact you're no better than a murderer (all sin is sin). A "Christ-like" life is one of purpose and complete devotion to the gospel of salvation... not one that is filled with confused misdirection.

dre11:
using it since 1963..... Actually two can't walk unless the agree....so, together is that agreement to walk side by side on this thread

dagr8:
What can women do to protect themselves in a male dominated society?
Also, should tribal law take precedent over federal, state and local law?

dagr8: I thought Tex's post is the topic.

Mintayo: Really?:/

Lorlaahlozz: now..we start from u

Mintayo: Yea. Too many tatoo. I hate that thing gan!

InesQor: It actually irks me how some of our NL folk (atheists especially) are always on his case, like he is the only one on here ever to honestly seek answers. The condescending and assaulting attitude from those that "know it all and you can't be found trying to find out otherwise", is rather irritating (though I know that is not my business).

I guess he is currently seeking tangible reasons to believe what his heart probably tells him is true. It's the walk of honesty, and eventually - like all things must - the dust will settle and he'll make his choices. It might be too hasty to assume he'll never return to Christianity. And I guess he might open another account and kind of go under the radar. Anyway that's what I did might do under similar circumstances.