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Sigh.I no longer associate the words "Nigerian" and "intelligent" with each other. |
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May God heal her. My heart goes out to the Golden Man at this trying moment. |
21 books were "left out" of the Bible, and not "removed" my dear moro.nic dimwit Learn the difference. For any book to be included it had to pass a very stringent test of credibility. The Babylonian Talmud was not even included in the books that were left out because it is a Talmud which means a collection of scholarly opinions by Jewish Rabbis. The Four Gospels we have were either Written or Dictated by the Apostles in the last years of their lives, about 30 years after Jesus crucifixion, resurrection and ascension. The "gospels" of Barnabas, Judas and Thomas were written about 400 years after the Birth of Christ, so obviously there is no way they could ever have been related to the real Barnabas, Judas and Thomas. In any event, Judas died before he ever got a chance to write any sort of historical manuscript about his time as a Disciple. All those fake gospels were dumped in the dustbin of history until MOOSLIMES went and dug them up. It's nice to know that a Christian Dustbin serves as an inspiration for I-SLIME. Even fake Christianity is like gold for MMOSLIMES. ![]() ollah2: |
Hahahaha!!! You poor triggered soul!!! That kind of anger issue you have is forcing you to wet your pants out of pure frustration. You now have to resort to sources from outside the Bible to contradict the Bible! Why not use the Bible to contradict the existence of Lilith which you claim? The Bible kept it "secret" does not mean the same thing as the Bible "deleted" it. So show me where in the Bible an entity called Lilith is mentioned. Lilith isn't even a Hebrew word to show how daft you are. It is a Babylonian word found in the Babylonian Talmud!!! I keep telling you to stick with the worship of Allat, Al Uzza and Manat and their father allah, but you won't listen to me ![]() https://www.booksfact.com/images/religions/pre_islamic_goddesses_3_gharaniq.jpg ollah2: |
Your lies have been debunked over and over again and we will keep debunking them. Question: "Is Jesus a myth? Is Jesus just a copy of the pagan gods of other ancient religions?" Answer: There are a number of people claiming that the accounts of Jesus as recorded in the New Testament are simply myths borrowed from pagan folklore, such as the stories of Osiris, Dionysus, Adonis, Attis, and Mithras. The claim is that these myths are essentially the same story as the New Testament’s narrative of Jesus Christ of Nazareth. As Dan Brown claims in The Da Vinci Code, “Nothing in Christianity is original.” To discover the truth about the claim that the Gospel writers borrowed from mythology, it is important to (1) unearth the history behind the assertions, (2) examine the actual portrayals of the false gods being compared to Christ, (3) expose any logical fallacies being made, and (4) look at why the New Testament Gospels are trustworthy depictions of the true and historical Jesus Christ. The claim that Jesus was a myth or an exaggeration originated in the writings of liberal German theologians in the nineteenth century. They essentially said that Jesus was nothing more than a copy of popular dying-and-rising fertility gods in various places—Tammuz in Mesopotamia, Adonis in Syria, Attis in Asia Minor, and Horus in Egypt. Of note is the fact that none of the books containing these theories were taken seriously by the academics of the day. The assertion that Jesus was a recycled Tammuz, for example, was investigated by contemporary scholars and determined to be completely baseless. It has only been recently that these assertions have been resurrected, primarily due to the rise of the Internet and the mass distribution of information from unaccountable sources. This leads us to the next area of investigation—do the mythological gods of antiquity really mirror the person of Jesus Christ? As an example, the Zeitgeist movie makes these claims about the Egyptian god Horus: • He was born on December 25 of a virgin: Isis Mary • A star in the East proclaimed his arrival • Three kings came to adore the newborn “savior” • He became a child prodigy teacher at age 12 • At age 30 he was “baptized” and began a “ministry” • Horus had twelve “disciples” • Horus was betrayed • He was crucified • He was buried for three days • He was resurrected after three days However, when the actual writings about Horus are competently examined, this is what we find: • Horus was born to Isis; there is no mention in history of her being called “Mary.” Moreover, “Mary” is our Anglicized form of her real name, Miryam or Miriam. “Mary” was not even used in the original texts of Scripture. • Isis was not a virgin; she was the widow of Osiris and conceived Horus with Osiris. • Horus was born during month of Khoiak (Oct/Nov), not December 25. Further, there is no mention in the Bible as to Christ’s actual birth date. • There is no record of three kings visiting Horus at his birth. The Bible never states the actual number of magi that came to see Christ. • Horus is not a “savior” in any way; he did not die for anyone. • There are no accounts of Horus being a teacher at the age of 12. • Horus was not “baptized.” The only account of Horus that involves water is one story where Horus is torn to pieces, with Isis requesting the crocodile god to fish him out of the water. • Horus did not have a “ministry.” • Horus did not have 12 disciples. According to the Horus accounts, Horus had four demigods that followed him, and there are some indications of 16 human followers and an unknown number of blacksmiths that went into battle with him. • There is no account of Horus being betrayed by a friend. • Horus did not die by crucifixion. There are various accounts of Horus’ death, but none of them involve crucifixion. • There is no account of Horus being buried for three days. • Horus was not resurrected. There is no account of Horus coming out of the grave with the body he went in with. Some accounts have Horus/Osiris being brought back to life by Isis and then becoming the lord of the underworld. When compared side by side, Jesus and Horus bear little, if any, resemblance to one another. Jesus is also compared to Mithras by those claiming that Jesus Christ is a myth. All the above descriptions of Horus are applied to Mithras (e.g., born of a virgin, being crucified, rising in three days, etc.). But what does the Mithras myth actually say? • He was born out of a solid rock, not from any woman. • He battled first with the sun and then with a primeval bull, thought to be the first act of creation. Mithras killed the bull, which then became the ground of life for the human race. • Mithras’s birth was celebrated on December 25, along with winter solstice. • There is no mention of his being a great teacher. • There is no mention of Mithras having 12 disciples. The idea that Mithras had 12 disciples may have come from a mural in which Mithras is surrounded by the twelve signs of the zodiac. • Mithras had no bodily resurrection. Rather, when Mithras completed his earthly mission, he was taken to paradise in a chariot, alive and well. The early Christian writer Tertullian did write about Mithraic cultists re-enacting resurrection scenes, but this occurred well after New Testament times, so if any copycatting was done, it was Mithraism copying Christianity. More examples can be given of Krishna, Attis, Dionysus, and other mythological gods, but the result is the same. In the end, the historical Jesus portrayed in the Bible is unique. The alleged similarities of Jesus’ story to pagan myths are greatly exaggerated. Further, while tales of Horus, Mithras, and others pre-date Christianity, there is very little historical record of the pre-Christian beliefs of those religions. The vast majority of the earliest writings of these religions date from the third and fourth centuries A.D. To assume that the pre-Christian beliefs of these religions (of which there is no record) were identical to their post-Christian beliefs is naive. It is more logical to attribute any similarities between these religions and Christianity to the religions’ copying Christian teaching about Jesus. This leads us to the next area to examine: the logical fallacies committed by those claiming that Christianity borrowed from pagan mystery religions. We’ll consider two fallacies in particular: the fallacy of the false cause and the terminological fallacy. If one thing precedes another, some conclude that the first thing must have caused the second. This is the fallacy of the false cause. A rooster may crow before the sunrise every morning, but that does not mean the rooster causes the sun to rise. Even if pre-Christian accounts of mythological gods closely resembled Christ (and they do not), it does not mean they caused the Gospel writers to invent a false Jesus. Making such a claim is akin to saying the TV series Star Trek caused the NASA Space Shuttle program. The terminological fallacy occurs when words are redefined to prove a point. For example, the Zeitgeist movie says that Horus “began his ministry,” but the word ministry is being redefined. Horus had no actual “ministry”—nothing like that of Christ’s ministry. Those claiming a link between Mithras and Jesus talk about the “baptism” that initiated prospects into the Mithras cult, but what was it actually? Mithraic priests would place initiates into a pit, suspend a bull over the pit, and slit the bull’s stomach, covering the initiates in blood and gore. Such a practice bears no resemblance whatsoever to Christian baptism—a person going under water (symbolizing the death of Christ) and then coming back out of the water (symbolizing Christ’s resurrection). But advocates of a mythological Jesus deceptively use the same term, “baptism,” to describe both rites in hopes of linking the two. This brings us to the subject of the truthfulness of the New Testament. No other work of antiquity has more evidence to its historical veracity than the New Testament. The New Testament has more writers (nine), better writers, and earlier writers than any other existing document from that era. Further, history testifies that these writers went to their deaths claiming that Jesus had risen from the dead. While some may die for a lie they think is true, no person dies for a lie he knows to be false. Think about it—if you were threatened with crucifixion, as tradition says happened to the apostle Peter, and all you had to do to save your life was renounce a lie you had knowingly told, what would you do? In addition, history has shown that it takes at least two generations to pass before myth can enter a historical account. That’s because, as long as there are eyewitnesses to an event, errors can be refuted and mythical embellishments can be exposed. All the Gospels of the New Testament were written during the lifetime of the eyewitnesses, with some of Paul’s Epistles being written as early as A.D. 50. Paul directly appeals to contemporary eyewitnesses to verify his testimony (1 Corinthians 15:6). The New Testament attests to the fact that, in the first century, Jesus was not mistaken for any other god. When Paul preached in Athens, the elite thinkers of that city said, “‘He seems to be a proclaimer of strange deities,’—because he was preaching Jesus and the resurrection. And they took him and brought him to the Areopagus, saying, ‘May we know what this new teaching is which you are proclaiming? For you are bringing some strange things to our ears; so we want to know what these things mean’” (Acts 17:18–20, NASB). Clearly, if Paul were simply rehashing stories of other gods, the Athenians would not have referred to his doctrine as a “new” and “strange” teaching. If dying-and-rising gods were plentiful in the first century, why, when the apostle Paul preached Jesus rising from the dead, did the Epicureans and Stoics not remark, “Ah, just like Horus and Mithras”? In conclusion, the claim that Jesus is a copy of mythological gods originated with authors whose works have been discounted by academia, contain logical fallacies, and cannot compare to the New Testament Gospels, which have withstood nearly 2,000 years of intense scrutiny. The alleged parallels between Jesus and other gods disappear when the original myths are examined. The Jesus-is-a-myth theory relies on selective descriptions, redefined words, and false assumptions. Jesus Christ is unique in history, with His voice rising above all false gods’ as He asks the question that ultimately determines a person’s eternal destiny: “Who do you say I am?” (Matthew 16:15). ollah2: |
Lilith is the name of a female demon mentioned in the Talmud. That name doesn't appear anywhere in the Bible, but I guess your fake prophet did not know that the Talmud is not considered as a divinely inspired scripture which is why he kept on stealing ideas from it ![]() God protected Abel from reprisal killings. Vengeance belongs only to God. I know that the followers of a non existent god who needs suicide bombers and terrorists to defend him can never understand this: Romans 12:17-19 17 Repay no one evil for evil. Have regard for good things in the sight of all men. 18 If it is possible, as much as depends on you, live peaceably with all men. 19 Beloved, do not avenge yourselves, but rather give place to wrath; for it is written, “Vengeance is Mine, I will repay,” says the Lord. You guys would have been so much better off if you just come right out and affirm that the god you are worshipping is the same god that the pagan Qurayish worshipped. The same god who had three daughters called Al'Uzza, Allat and Manat. "Allat" actually means "daughter of Allah" Admit the truth and stop trying to attach yourselves to the Christian God. It has only brought you embarrssment and ridicule. ![]() ollah2:
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ollah2:Meanwhile the "god" of one fake religion has been falling the hands of his followers big time, using a fake illiterate as his yahoo boy agent ![]() https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DxyHJzaWsAAJ6SK.jpg https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Du38yK1WoAA1J36.jpg |
[b]Are you saying that the God of Christianity does not have the right to punish evil doers in any manner that he deems fit? Because everything you have produced here is God punishing people for committing specific sins. Unfortunately, no matter how hard you try, you can never compare the God of Christianity with the god of islam who was always justifying EVERYTHING that his "prophet" did. A "prophet" goes to visit his adopted son, finds his daughter in law naked and begins to lust after her. His "god" then goes ahead to sanction the dissolution of the marriage between prophet's son and daughter in law in favour of the prophet. This same 53 year old prophet begins fantasizing about a 6 year old girl, then later marries that girl and "consumates" the marriage when she is 9 years old? What does the "prophet's" god do? He justifies it! The god of this prophet says that his religion permits only 4 wives, but this prophet wants more wives, so his god gives him a special dispensation to marry more than 4 wives! This "prophet" begins sleeping with one of the servants of his wife. The wife finds out and is furious. The "prophet" swears that he will never touch the servant again. Very conveniently, his "god" sends down a revelation telling him not to swear such an oath again and telling him that he is free to break such oaths! [img]http://4.bp..com/-5RA2o8V7kQk/U3Kn6TWgt2I/AAAAAAAADfI/pNi1R1vWxvU/s400/Nasai1.jpg[/img] [img]http://1.bp..com/-iXRA3xk1ccE/U3Kn6WqTFVI/AAAAAAAADfM/nmLzTBA0tRY/s400/Nasai2.jpg[/img] We all know what the truth is concerning your religion. Nairaland is no hiding place for Islam. [/b] [img]http://3.bp..com/-nAGPAKAgiYY/VXDVllN2aqI/AAAAAAAAFZg/CUcOu4ARjvA/s1600/Aisha%2BMeme.jpg[/img] ollah2: |
Is this really necessary? The whole world already knows where your religion stands on anything that doesn't originate from 7th century Arabia. |
You have learnt that even a picture of an artificial female behind can trend on nairaland. Kingpee2: |
Which blunder will he commit this time? |
No big deal. Afterall there was once a rapist pedophile who lived more than a thousand years ago and who is regarded as a standard of conduct by millions of gullible fools all over the world who are willing to kill in his name. |
Everytime I see Douglas Costa his face reminds me of Samuel Etoo. Hope both he and the other did not suffer more damage than their cars. |
The book you posted was written by an Indian, not an American. Secondly, the Indian textbook does not recommend filthy habits like insertion of fingers into the vagina to ascertain virginity. Leezonglee123: |
David De Gea saving Man U since 1800. #DaveSaves https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Dyfe6z8WsAE-7yJ.jpg https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DyffGmJXcAAy_ud.jpg |
A University Text Book authorized for use by 1st year biology students in Pakistan has come under fire for its use of perceived crude, tactless, inaccurate and insensitive language in describing the concept of virginity. In one place, the book describes the vaginas of so called fake virgins as being "roomy" and elsewhere it further describes the vaginas of fake virgins as being "capable of admitting two fingers" while the vaginas of real virgins are tight and highly resistant to fingering. Meanwhile, an online petition has been launched by womens right groups in Pakistan to have the book withdrawn. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DyeZQdlXcAAEmvK.jpg https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DyeclmBWkAYa299.jpg https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DyeZvM6XcAEOgKZ.jpg https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DyeaDL9XcAAX_8S.jpg https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DyeaY-nWsAUx3w1.jpg OAM4J, Mynd44, Lalasticlala, RoyalRoy, Fynestboi, olawalebabs, Richiez, Sissy3, dominique, justwise, DisGuy |
See his face nah. Does he look intelligent? ![]() https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DyVAXIHXQAAGjxw.jpg 9jatriot: |
Your empty brained Baru and his equally stupid principal the Dullard did not allow the Geosurvey to be completed before rushing the process to the production stage. After getting perhaps 2000 barrels, you lazy, fly infested vermin will be back on the streets with your begging bowls where you belong. Tetehjewels: |
In your small stupid mind you think you are making sense. The place is not even an oil well. They are simply commencing a desperate search for oil. Empty brain abokis handling their ugly nuts over nothing. Tetehjewels:
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Una Sabi lie. Barumbu is in the Congo democratic Republic.
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Yes O. Let us keep it in the hands of thieves and their ogas. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DyVAXIHXQAAGjxw.jpg StupidInyamiri: |
Make it your Prayer point to beg God for at least 0.1% brain expansion this Sunday. jetson06: |
What about those who raised up the hands of a bribe taker? https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DyVAXIHXQAAGjxw.jpg StupidInyamiri: |
Start a suya business too. But don't follow the example of or you will go broke within 24 hrs. |
