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This is the religion section. Perhaps you want religious answers? Anyways, people who are slow to saying 'I'm sorry' find it harder to do so as more time passes. This is assuming they truly are sorry. |
You must be having an orga.sm now, Ijaw girl |
Ah. Hubcool, I'm not one of Steven's detractors. If you love him, you can have the last bite of my burger. It's just that I forgot you probably read the first page of this thread. @Obinna, those films will suck and people will ask for their ticket back. |
Ah. That's the Archer I ever bought. Hilarious |
I forgot to comment. One moderator is actually on Crystal meth but I don't think the mishap on your thread is connected to her. I'm agnostic about the other moderator. He's a myth to me. Like Big Foot or the Yeti |
@Hubcool. What did Spielberg and Jackson make? @Ijaw girl, permit me to say you're missing out on a whole new world. Watch any Final Fantasy movie and I guarantee you, you'll change your mind. Abi you what you mean by animation is the kiddie kinda stuff? Btw, I'd have bet you'd like Grown Ups. |
Perhaps Nuke meant tithing. Anyways, I just wanted to say my comment to MyJoe was made without you in mind, Nuke. You're the most humorous poster in nl section and thus hard to say you take anything on here too seriously. |
Lol, Tatase. You're a purist. Finished Catch-22 and it feels like the first time. How can there be a book in which EVERYBODY is crazy? LITERALLY. I'm a little weary of reading. I'll be playing computer games instead for a while. |
Lol. Paper weight punches will suffice for a feather weight. PDP never give me code for H-2-H o |
And there was a time I wouldn't be caught dead in religion section. MyJoe, people take religion a tad more seriously than they ought to. Most times, enough to go from 'preaching' to condemning. |
If only it were not illegal. . . . . If only you were not an Arsenal fan. . . . . . . If only PHCN didn't just bring light for me to continue my Godfather game. . . . . . |
Jay Jay SoulChild. A sight for sore eyes you are. . . . . . . sort of |
See freedom fighter aka terrorist. |
When Toy Story 3 hits the nine zeros, I'll be a happy man. Looking forward to most of those films, cara. . . . . . save for Wanted 2. |
@Spike. Why I didn't even know you were human. I wish I was the one responsible for collecting your nervous scalp. @Obinna. Just like the analysts predicted. People will be rushing to the The Expendables to relive the glory days. |
Romance novel abi? |
Ah. A voter that binds them all. Oga Seun. Seventeen votes for Karate Kid |
^^^I absolutely agree that trinity predated all those Councils. In fact, I find it ridiculous to believe otherwise. The bible surely seems to propose a trinity. No doubt there too. But you realise the bible books were chosen and compiled during these councils. That's the reason why I say the trinity doctrine was favoured. It happened by default when those 66 books made the final cut. How's your weekend going, good man? |
@Enigma. Compelling argument which I accept for the most part. I'm not anti-trinity in the way Nuclearboy believes it. I don't accept it but I don't discount it. I merely see it as not being impossible. As regards your write-up, the question is not when or by whom the concept of trinity emerged but why was it favoured among the plethora of views concerning the nature of God. Even among trinitarians, arguments like whether all three members of the trinity are made of the the same substance or whether there is a hierarchy among them. The point is there were many versions of God's nature, the Council mere deliberated and chose the best or perhaps the one with most proponents and made the other views heretical. Lol, Constantine certainly was no Christian. He couldn't be more unchristian-like. He boiled someone and mutilated another out of matrimonial betrayal if memory serves. |
Lol, Nuke, you're a Charlie Chaplin all by yourself. |
You have got to love democracy. . . . . even if it's within three dictators. All animals are equal but some are more equal than others. ![]() |
And I expect nothin' less |
It's still up in the air whether Snape really betrayed Dumbledore or there is a greater good [size=4pt]or Dumbledore is not really dead (Conspiracy, I know, I know)[/size] |
Lol. You people sef. Can't you rate a film based solely on what it set out to do? I don't have to like a film to give it a good rating. Knight and Day, for instance, doesn't really stay on either side of action, romance or comedy. It was thus a little annoying for me. A-Team was AWESOME because it was what it was meant to be. If you're laughing half of a horror film, obviously you're enjoying yourself but that makes the horror film a stupid movie. Capisci? |
Omo see, expo!!! |
Lol, there're still two more matches and automatic substitutions to go. Hold your breath a little longer |
Let's introduce a deadline of sorts. 2 days for voting or first film to get three votes. Whichever comes first. All in support say Ay? |
Some tracks by Mike Posner |
With you two, who needs the Charlie Chaplins of this world? ![]() |
Ok. |
Er, can I change my vote to Inception? Just so we can get a move on. |
Let them make a good movie, I don't care who is in charge of what rights. I'm not holding my breath for Terminator 3000 and I'm hoping for a pleasant surprise. Judge Dredd, I am holding my breath for. I don't think the first one was bad at all but I think a it has a lotta material for a great remake or maybe even a franchise |
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