₦airaland Forum

ihedinobi2:
Of course it was. I just wondered why you were being sarcastic.

First, you are wrong about the bolded. Completely wrong. What you believe is what you act on. If you doubt that you can walk, you won't. If you believe that a chair can take your weight you'll sit on it. Conscious or not, every time humans take any action it is because of something they either believe or don't believe. Never can belief be divorced from action. Never. And THAT is what I mean by "belief limits action". Your actions are limited to what you believe.

Second, Christians may be whatever they may be. A lot of us are confused about what Christ is about. And there are many impostors among us. But heaven forbid that I ever be found companying with the ones who make it a pastime to attack my family. Their weaknesses are mine to protect and eliminate not to take a dig at with these smart alecs. I do not care about atheists and their need for excuses as much as I care that everyone who names the name of the Lord is ready when the Call goes out.

Hmmmm...so why are you here?

FrancisTony:
viewing: texanomaly

It's been long

Lol...caught me!

I love my country, but some Americans are just plain stu.pid sometimes.

Neural

SMH...

Show me a reputable media outlet who reported this.

timpaker:
Where can one get the plant?

Hopefully some NLrs will bring some answers for you.

AlfaSeltzer:
Hypocrisy termed sarcasm

Stalker

Dactyl

Can you tell me anything?

I wish I had more time to sew. I love this thread. My sewing machines are collecting dust.

ihedinobi2:
Tex, belief limits action. If you believe in Christ you will do as Christ says. If you do things that contradict what Christ stands for then you have already denied him.

The judgment day is for discovering the truth of every claim. On that day if someone has been deceiving himself that he is Christ's while living in disobedience to the same Christ he will see the truth of his claims and receive his due reward.

I'm surprised by this question. Why would you even ask it? Jesus died for the whole world. The Bible says exactly that, does it not?

My entire response was sarcastic, especially my last question. I know very well the answer.

As to the bolded:

History has shown that belief does not limit action. It enhances it, and not always in the best way.


I usually only comment on the Atheist threads. I am often sarcastic, and this has lead some to question my Christianity. I do it because we, as Christians, are often our worst enemy.


We show by our actions and our words, in many cases, that we are not Christ-like. We become the fodder that fuels the Arheist propaganda machine.

laykorn:
Garlic and onions can be gotten on my street.

Area?

Dangle

Does anyone know where these seeds or plants can be found in Nigeria? As many locations as possible across Nigeria would be useful please.

Basil
Cedarwood
Citronella
Eucalyptus
Garlic
Lemongrass
Marigolds
Onions
Peppermint
Rosemary
Thyme

Then along came a woman.

Relate

ihedinobi2:
You do? If you believe would you not because you believe do certain things consistent with what you believe and avoid other things that are not? I think believing is enough in itself just for that reason.

That notwithstanding, when someone has paid your debts how are you still accountable for them

So now you are telling me that we can do anything we want, no matter how evil, as long as we believe, and don't deny Christ? Why then is there a judgment? If all our debts are paid, there is no need for judgement day. Oh wait...judgement day is only for non-believers. I forgot.

Btw...did Jesus die for the sins of all mankind or only those who believe in Him?

malvisguy212:
do you really understand what Jesus meant When saying this word?

I'd very much like to hear what you believe Jesus is saying.

Yamato

biznus:
Okay

Here you go:

Try these. The first link has a lot of common names and Nigerian names of herbs.

http://www.joellessacredgrove.com/Herbs/crossref.html

https://www.nairaland.com/1110844/nigerian-names-herbs-plants

http://www.dobbyssignature.com/2014/04/indigenous-leafy-vegetables-and-herbs.html?m=1

http://www.academicjournals.org/article/article1379587554_Aiyeloja%20and%20bello.pdf

biznus:
How do I use them do I grind and rub garlic on my skin?

Check out the links if you can. Some you can burn, others you just plant and grow them. The sent is what repels the mosquitoes.

femi4:
Can we find them here in Nigeria?

I'll check

femi4:
NB: Due to scarcity of fuel, further comment on Nairaland has been put on hold until further notice

Lol

italkpass:
You missed one essential plant out - Weed(Marijuana leafs)

I was going for legal options.

Many herbs naturally keep mosquitoes away, such as:

Basil
Cedarwood
Citronella
Eucalyptus
Garlic
Lemongrass
Marigolds
Onions
Peppermint
Rosemary
Thyme



Here are some links:


http://www.wildernesscollege.com/plants-that-repel-mosquitoes.html

http://www.insidershealth.com/article/hate_mosquitoes_you_will_love_these_plants/5200

http://www.homeremedyfind.com/26-plants-that-repel-mosquitoes/

http://blogs.discovery.com/dfh-sara-novak/2013/06/9-natural-ways-to-repel-mosquitoes.html

Such a sweet idea. Cute

Get used to it.

With the economy the way it is in Nigeria right now, who will be able to afford to shop at this mall?

plaetton:
After all, did Jesus not say " surely as a man soweth, so also shall he reapeth ".?

This means that everyone has to be accountable for their sins.
No get-out-of-jail card because you believe.

I totally agree with the above.

laykorn:
Naijaboiy I nominate this beautiful woman for the judge position.

She is home-based woman.

Lol @ "home-based".