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Christianity EtcRe: I've Been A Deep Believer My Whole Life. by texanomaly(f): 11:02pm On Jul 01, 2014
macof: Lol I would like to see a Christian say everything has the God essence

No Christian would admit that has it goes against the teachings of all churches

But truth is yes! Everything has the God essence
That is one way God is omnipresent, present in all things
I have believed that for as long as I can remember. You are mistaken.
LiteratureRe: Literature/Writing Section's "Chat Central!" by texanomaly(f): 9:20pm On Jul 01, 2014
How are you today Tovie?
LiteratureRe: Literature/Writing Section's "Chat Central!" by texanomaly(f): 9:19pm On Jul 01, 2014
Tovot: dnt get it twisted tex, love is a beautiful. But fortunately there is no love lost between us.
Lol. Ok
Christianity EtcRe: The Christian Chatbox ( sticky) by texanomaly(f): 8:46pm On Jul 01, 2014
[quote author=The.Big.Urban]Hypocrite!!!

When I joked (decently and harmlessly) about boobies, you were lipsrsealed

But now, shirtless men is cheeky funny


cry cry cry cry[/quote]Awww sorry LB. I wasn't trying to hurt your feelings by ignoring you.
Christianity EtcRe: The Christian Chatbox ( sticky) by texanomaly(f): 8:24pm On Jul 01, 2014
[quote author=uj_sizzle]So long there aren't shirtless men in it, I'm good.

Haven't seen you around here before though, so welcome smiley[/quote]Cheeky Miss!
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LiteratureRe: Literature/Writing Section's "Chat Central!" by texanomaly(f): 8:21pm On Jul 01, 2014
Tovot: so? What should we now do? Mstchew. Just like yesterday, when you were born, now you want to start forming big boyz. Sha happy bday.
The way you two act, you'd think you are in love.
Christianity EtcRe: I've Been A Deep Believer My Whole Life. by texanomaly(f):
InesQor: You're welcome, Tex! Are you mostly Theist or Agnostic?
Until I came to NL, I considered myself a Christian. Now I have leanings elsewhere, but do not deny Christ. I guess I am still a Christian, because I try to live a Christ-like life. Most times I fail miserably, but I try.

My way of thinking about where we are going, why we are here and creation do not coincide with mainstream Christianity or even the Christian faith I grew up in. To be honest I'm not sure I have a category. Some may call that confusion. Sometimes even I do, but I know what I believe and I know where I stand. For now...I'm good with that.
Christianity EtcRe: I've Been A Deep Believer My Whole Life. by texanomaly(f): 7:20pm On Jul 01, 2014
InesQor: Yes I believe this essence is present in all creation in various trace quantities. I also believe while the rest of us can grow in God, Jesus had it 100%. The Bible says in Col 2:9 that in him dwells the FULLNESS of the Godhead bodily
Again...closer to my belief than anyone else I've seen on NL. Thanks smiley
Christianity EtcRe: I've Been A Deep Believer My Whole Life. by texanomaly(f): 3:16am On Jul 01, 2014
Ubenedictus: i think the divine essence is what makes God, God, and the human essence is what makes man man. If all things inherently posses the divine essence then all things will be God, gods and godesses.
Thanks for your opinion.
Christianity EtcRe: I've Been A Deep Believer My Whole Life. by texanomaly(f): 2:38am On Jul 01, 2014
Weah96: Its an ungodly hour. By their stripes...
I don't understand what you mean here.







Lol...it just clicked...
Christianity EtcRe: I've Been A Deep Believer My Whole Life. by texanomaly(f): 2:37am On Jul 01, 2014
Ubenedictus: guess this is a quetion for inesQor
I'm always interested in others' way of thinking. I'd like to hear your answer.
Christianity EtcRe: I've Been A Deep Believer My Whole Life. by texanomaly(f): 2:23am On Jul 01, 2014
Why are you people awake at this hour?
Christianity EtcRe: I've Been A Deep Believer My Whole Life. by texanomaly(f): 1:40am On Jul 01, 2014
InesQor: smiley Lol I don't even half believe I can convince you with any number of words,but I'm glad you like it!

I am fine thanks bro. Hope body dey gbam as well?

My views on trinity are not exactly the Christian views, i think. I will try to explain my view. Christians believe Son, Father and Holy Ghost are God in "role / duty", but I think of it as "essence" or "make-up". I.e. Jesus spirit is entirely made of that God stuff, although his body was 100% human. That same God essence is what he left behind as the Holy Spirit for his believers to be infused in.

Thus, for roles they had entirely different roles: drawing up an enterprise parallel i'll say the father had a kind of project management role, Jesus was a field agent supervisor / direct reporting line, and the Holy Spirit was Human resources (helping you interface with management). Jesus did say there were plans he had no knowledge of that only the Father did, but there were also plans they had together.

My 2 cents.
I have never understood the trinity and have never really believed the concept to be credible. I find your concept much more believable. The bolded is closer to my belief than any other I’ve encountered here.

Do you believe that there is a part of this “essence” or “make-up” in everyone and everything created by God?
Christianity EtcRe: I've Been A Deep Believer My Whole Life. by texanomaly(f): 1:39am On Jul 01, 2014
aManFromMars: There seems to be a general confusion about what defines a man among Christians.

In Genesis, we are told that God created man in his own likeness and image. Sin separated us from him and man died spiritually.

Is man the physical form or his 'spirit'?

What I find interesting about this particular doctrine is man was able to survive disconnected from God.


What/who exactly was Jesus? A God masked as a man? Or a man with divine abilities and claims to being God? How could he be God and man at the same time?

Can the 'creator' be contained by a mere physical form?
aManFromMars: I'll post a question I posed to TomboGodson/joshTheFirst sometime back.

If Boko Haram asked you to sacrifice your life for the release of the Chibok girls, and you did so fully aware you'd come back to life after a day, would that still count as a sacrifice?

Would it be a greater sacrifice compared to one who who does so with no hope of resurrection?
InesQor answered these much more eloquently than I could possibly manage. It is the best response I have seen here too. Lovely.

Weah96: You mean true believers like al Qaeda, cuz they're the only ones who not only embrace death, but go willingly. Ask TB Joshua if he's ready to meet the Lord in 30 minutes and see how many excuses he produces.
I’m not sure I know who that is.
Christianity EtcRe: I've Been A Deep Believer My Whole Life. by texanomaly(f): 9:29pm On Jun 30, 2014
alexleo: You are an atheist, right? If you are, then I'm impressed at the way you laid out your points. You captured my interest so I'm following your contributions though we may not agree but I admire your manner of presentations so far.
@ aManFromMars

How many times do I have to tell you what your gifts are? smiley
Christianity EtcRe: I've Been A Deep Believer My Whole Life. by texanomaly(f): 9:25pm On Jun 30, 2014
[quote author=The.Big.Urban]nonsense.....how can a God that can never die understand suffering? How can God suffer with us?

Death has no life to take from him
Time has no future to to run out from him



Your God is a philosophical monster. An abomination to human emotions.

A being that fears no death is death himself[/quote]maybe...but don't true believers think that this life is not the end and death is just a beginning. Are true believers really afraid of death, and isn't time eternal for such a person?
Christianity EtcRe: I've Been A Deep Believer My Whole Life. by texanomaly(f): 8:50pm On Jun 30, 2014
aManFromMars: It all depends on if Jesus was man or God. If he was GOD, then he was only just an 'actor' in his story. He never really experienced suffering in the sense that we experience them.
I'm curious as to why you think he could not experience suffering as a God?
Christianity EtcRe: The Christian Chatbox ( sticky) by texanomaly(f): 8:46pm On Jun 30, 2014
ihedinobi2: Did you see that written anywhere here, Tex? huh
I believe I did. I could be wrong. Perhaps it was that they cause it themselves, by what they were wearing. It implies something very close to the a fore mentioned though, does it not?
Christianity EtcRe: The Christian Chatbox ( sticky) by texanomaly(f): 8:42pm On Jun 30, 2014
@ihe...

Thanks for the support. smiley
Christianity EtcRe: The Christian Chatbox ( sticky) by texanomaly(f): 8:40pm On Jun 30, 2014
netotse: Hey guys,

There is a common theme running through this thread that I think we need to do away with. The idea that for me to be right, the other party must be wrong, things simply dont work that way.

There are people that dress provocatively and they know this(in a fair number of cases). This is wrong, simple and short!
There are men that are unable to control themselves, equally simple and even shorter sef!

Now in the context of this thread:
As christians we are to be guided by the bible and the bible condemns both the men that lack self control and women that dress to tempt. C'est fini. Where is the problem here?


If you dress and your conscience is clear (clear conscience is worlds apart from "I dont care" or "it's not my business if he cant control himself" ) then as a christian you're good to go. If your conscience isnt clear...the matter is between you and God.

Wait sef, why are we focusing on girls sef? Guys tempt girls too na, I mean only Uj has admitted to being tempted by hairy legs(uj chop knuckle jare, nothing do you wink ).

This is the christians chatbox not the lawyers/philosophers hangout spot...let's not long the thing.
SportsRe: Response To The Hate Speech On Football By Ann Coulter by texanomaly(f): 8:18pm On Jun 30, 2014
macof: Lol after running away from your father land. You have now secured USA citizenship and you come here arguing rubbish.

USA sucks at football! Otan!
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Christianity EtcRe: The Christian Chatbox ( sticky) by texanomaly(f): 8:16pm On Jun 30, 2014
@ neotse

Good point!
PoliticsRe: Uyo - City Of Peace And Beauty (Pictures) by texanomaly(f): 7:55pm On Jun 30, 2014
ujoinme: the stadium is at an advanced stage of construction. current images on Nairaland has been wiped including the construction dairy thread on the stadium. really sad occurrence.
Wow...Sorry. I hope people will rally together and bring this thread back. I enjoy watching the progress.
Christianity EtcRe: The Christian Chatbox ( sticky) by texanomaly(f): 7:49pm On Jun 30, 2014
[quote author=The.Big.Urban]As expected. You make false claims and then dodge when told to prove them.


Feel free to link to these feminist subcultures that you mentioned.....post the links to your earlier comments on the topic.

should be simple grin grin grin[/quote]As I said...my stance is plainly written on this thread. You have commented on most of what I've said here. What more can I do than I have done? If you want to analyze and critique my every comment, be my quest. It is all in black and white. Except for the smilies. They are black and green. Although some have white. Oh...and some have red. Yeah...some have red. Like the kisses, the tongue and the blush. Yup...not all green. grin
Christianity EtcRe: The Christian Chatbox ( sticky) by texanomaly(f): 7:38pm On Jun 30, 2014
[quote author=The.Big.Urban]No one wears micro-minis to work in a formal company.

Stop switching. The word is "mini-skirt".


THE POINT REMAINS; YOU CANT JUDGE A BOOK BY ITS COVER. YOU CAN NOT TELL A WOMAN'S INTENTIONS ALWAYS FROM THE WAY SHE DRESSES.


Example

1) A woman with big boobies was sacked from work because her female boss felt that her dressing was indecent in the sense that her boobies were prominent.
However, the woman's boobies were so big that no matter the buttoned blouse she wore, it would be impossible to button it to the top and so, she always left one button undone.

There was no way she could be decent as buttoned blouses were the formal uniform for the company. [/quote]hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha...seriously? She can't button her blouse? I am healthily endowed. I can see her dilema. Somehow I can cover my br.easts in the workplace.
Christianity EtcRe: I've Been A Deep Believer My Whole Life. by texanomaly(f): 7:29pm On Jun 30, 2014
FOLYKAZE: I think say na only me o
hehe yeah, I was thrown off for a minute there.
Christianity EtcRe: The Christian Chatbox ( sticky) by texanomaly(f): 7:21pm On Jun 30, 2014
[quote author=The.Big.Urban]Then give examples of other feminist subcultures that make feminism look bad[/quote]I believe I covered that already. If you failed to read it, I can't help you.
Christianity EtcRe: The Christian Chatbox ( sticky) by texanomaly(f): 7:19pm On Jun 30, 2014
[quote author=The.Big.Urban]Oh, but you were saying that the women who dress kinky are looking for trouble from men.... undecided[/quote]Actually I said women who wear micro-minis to work were looking to sleep their way to the top in the business world.
Christianity EtcRe: The Christian Chatbox ( sticky) by texanomaly(f): 7:15pm On Jun 30, 2014
[quote author=The.Big.Urban]Back to the topic,


Feminism is about women's rights, equality and empowerment.

^^
It is the last word that divides feminists- "empowerment"


1)Some feminists take "empowerment" as women getting educated and into places of authority/responsibility
2)Some feminists take "empowerment" as defeating men or getting even with men



It is the second group of feminists that give feminists a bad name. Feminazis[/quote]I agree with the bolded, though this group is not the only subculture to make feminism look bad.
Christianity EtcRe: The Christian Chatbox ( sticky) by texanomaly(f): 7:11pm On Jun 30, 2014
[quote author=The.Big.Urban]What even irritates me is the nonsense that people are now blaming women if they get harassed by men!!

So if a woman dresses kinky, it is her fault if she gets harassed?

Who defines what is modest and what is not?


Some churches ban trousers and some allow trousers.








Serious question for texanomaly and the other women on this chatbox. So if you decide to wear slippers on a summer day but with a modest dressing (big flowing gown) but then, a man with a foot fetish harasses you......would you then make the argument that it was your fault that you chose to arouse the man with your slippers and show your beautiful feet?[/quote]Did I say women who dress a certain way deserve to be rap.ed? You may have seen that on this thread, but not typed by my hand. No one deserves to be rap.ed.
Christianity EtcRe: The Christian Chatbox ( sticky) by texanomaly(f): 7:07pm On Jun 30, 2014
[quote author=Mynd_44]She washed his feet, she was a prostitute. How did the woman dress? The bible made no mention but for a woman to be a prostitute she must have dress in a less than "decent" way right? Now first of all, why did Jesus not chastise her for being a prostitute as is done right now? Thought of that?

She washed his feet and then used her hair to wipe it. I hope you know that the hair is thought to be sensual then.

Then she refreshed it with a sweet smelling perfume. Dang! That woman must have been a successful prostitute.

Now the meaning is a lot. Ever wonder why Jesus spoke about cups dirty on the outside but that the innards matter most? Why Jesus never condemned her for being a prostitute but these days we Christians love to scream hell? Will you tell me that if it was the dear Rape justifying pastor here that was given that treatment he won't be turned on and possibly mollested her as he has mentioned here?

You people see a woman in a mini skirt and gladly assume that she is a whöre not wondering what she might have inside her. For all you know, she might be a virgin. We all know the irony of the women who claim holier than thou and cover up and how some of them are worse that women who stand on street corners hustling.

You people have not sit down to wonder what is inside the cup which unfortunately for y'all is what God sees.

If a man sees a woman, he feels in a certain way and cannot control himself it tells what kind of human being he is and the childhood he had. We leave the root of things and of course blame women who might not even have the men in mind when they wear what they wear.[/quote]Thanks for answering my question.
Christianity EtcRe: I've Been A Deep Believer My Whole Life. by texanomaly(f): 7:03pm On Jun 30, 2014
Pastor AIO: "I've been a deep believer my whole life. 18 years as a Southern Baptist. More than 40 years as a mainline Protestant. I'm an ordained pastor. But it's just stopped making sense to me. You see people doing terrible things in the name of religion, and you think: 'Those people believe just as strongly as I do. They're just as convinced as I am.' And it just doesn't make sense anymore. It doesn't make sense to believe in a God that dabbles in people's lives. If a plane crashes, and one person survives, everyone thanks God. They say: 'God had a purpose for that person. God saved her for a reason!' Do we not realize how cruel that is? Do we not realize how cruel it is to say that if God had a purpose for that person, he also had a purpose in killing everyone else on that plane? And a purpose in starving millions of children? A purpose in slavery and genocide? For every time you say that there's a purpose behind one person's success, you invalidate billions of people. You say there is a purpose to their suffering. And that's just cruel."

http://www.humansofnewyork.com/post/90268158526/ive-been-a-deep-believer-my-whole-life-18-years

Please let's discuss this.
Wow! Till I got to the end and noticed you were quoting someone else, I thought you were 58 years old.

@ topic

Lately...I got nothin'

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