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plappville:but I don't remember quoting you now, why the abuse? don't tell me this is the type of education your religion or belief give you |
Ifeann:if you like mention millions, my message is clear enough and is just to let her know that her effort to always blackmailing Islam is fruitless |
It is a fact that Islam is growing rapidly in the West. In the U.S. alone the number of Muslims has risen dramatically, from about 10,000 in 1900 to 3 million or more in 1991 (some authorities say 4.5 million). Most of this growth is due to recent immigration and the high birth rate of Muslims (5 children per family on average), rather than to conversion. Still, the number of those who convert to Islam is significant. In the U.S., the majority are African-American (a third of all Muslims according to most authorities), but there have also been significant numbers of Anglos to convert as well, many of them well-educated. What is motivating people to turn to Islam? A recent article in Christianity Today (Aug 20,1990) reported that in the U.S., the average age of those converting to Islam (31) is about twice that for conversion to Christian faith (age 16). It listed 5 main reasons given for becoming Muslim: Islam's doctrine is simple and rational, all believers are equal, it is a "practical" religion, and lacks a priesthood. I read and clipped the article at the time, but when I recently pulled it out to re-read it, it struck me that those "reasons" merely parrot the arguments Muslim apologists use to propagate Islam. On reflection, I would say that all that they show is that Muslim apologetics is having some effect, but these are not necessarily what is motivating Americans to become Muslim. An American Muslim interviewed in a fairly recent book (Neighbors: Muslims in North America. Friendship Press, 1989) gave the following reasons when asked why African-Americans are turning to Islam. I have heard the same things from African-Americans in Philadelphia more than once. First on his list is racism in the church. "The discrimination that we feel makes Islam attractive to us because it's a way of rejecting the culture that will not have us. In sociological terms I think that one of the reasons that many African-Americans go to Islam as opposed to Christianity--and many of us have been raised Christian--is that the people doing these things to us are also Christian." How often does one not hear it said, "America is no more segregated than at eleven o'clock on Sunday mornings." The second reason he gives is, I believe, also important in the conversion of Anglo-Americans. "Another factor--and this is part of what attracted me to Islam--is direction and discipline." Our society is disintegrating for lack of discipline, especially in the city. Through its disciplined life-style, to many people Islam seems to hold out the promise of helping them get their lives back in order again. Finally, there is a third factor which probably no one would ever mention explicitly, for obvious reasons, but which, I believe, is nevertheless important. This is the fact that Islam offers a conversion experience and the opportunity to get one's life in order, without needing to confess ones sin and need of salvation. In fact, Islam makes quite a point of denying these truths. It tells people they do not need salvation; all they need is to follow the "guidance" of God's law, and they will make it to heaven. That is something the natural man likes to hear. http://www1.cbn.com/spirituallife/why-are-so-many-westerners-converting-to-islam |
parisbookaddict:You are bussy on a fruitless journey instead of solving your original sin you inherited. But regardless of your fruitless effort, let me give you a heart attack by informing you that actress lola alao just embraced Islam A topic was on nairaland front page recently where a Pastor embraced Islam Now some of your pastors are now fighting on tight paid by mumu like you please you are needed to settle the matterhttp://www.nairaland.com/3248372/cac-abule-ijesha-members-fight-pastor |
shukuokukobambi:and you, mr junior prefect |
MDsambo:wallahi brother, the QUR'AN is perfect, it gives the right and perfect answer to that dude's doubt can we have an explicit or implicit statement in the bible sating that the bible is no a poem |
shukuokukobambi:prove it that you were trained to respect others |
seun please give muslims an opportunity to know this fantastic king
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ojo wo gan lomobirin yii fe gbon gan. |
It is a pleasure to inform you that a king in youruba land "The Olowu of Owu Ile" in Osun State if "" Hafidh (Someone who memorized the Qura'an)". |
Binb:Thanks |
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GLORY BE TO ALLAH ! Join me in Congratulating LOLA ALAO (A Popular Nollywood Actress) She just took the Kalimatu Shaa'dah from me, and chose the name RHODIAT. May Allah give her proper Understanding of Islam, and make her, well grounded in her new Faith, Al-Islam. Aamiyn. Yusuf Adepoju ACADIP NIGERIA ADDENDUM: Invite Non-Muslims to ACADIP PUBLIC LECTURES, holding as scheduled below: MOWE: November 4th & 5th, 2016 IBADAN: November 11th & 12th 2016 ILESA: November 18th & 19th 2016 IKERE-EKITI: November 25th & 26th 2016 ILOBU: December 2nd & 3rd 2016 No Islam, No Paradise !!! |
The was intentionally not mentioned but am very sure that you guess of the region they come from and be 80% correct seun, you have message |
Fellow Compatriots, It is with deep sense of sadness that we share with you the latest episode of crime related to our fellow countryman as reported in the GulfTimes story below. We will not grow tired of calling our attention to the repercussions of such actions on the Nigerian community in the State of Qatar. We will also not relent in appealing to ourselves to focus on earning our living honestly,steering away from crime and desist from dragging the name of our motherland in the mud. Fellow countrymen, let us continue to be our brothers keeper and steer each other to the right path. Signed, NIDO-Qatar Secretariat Narcotics trade: Expat gets 20 years jail DohaSunday، 10 July 2016 10:03 PM A Doha Criminal Court has sentenced a Nigerian expatriate to 20 years in jail and imposed a fine of QR200,000 on him for being involved in narcotics trade. According to local Arabic daily Arrayah, the court also ordered his deportation upon serving the jail term. Besides dealing in marijuana, the man was also convicted for drug consumption. Meanwhile, another Nigerian man who was accompanying the first defendant during his arrest was sentenced to one year in jail and directed to pay a fine of QR200,000 for consuming narcotics. The court also ordered his subsequent deportation. The matter came to light when the first defendant offered to sell a small amount of marijuana for QR5,000 to an undercover police source. Accordingly, the source proceeded with the operation after getting permission from the authorities concerned, the daily said. The two parties met at the designated time and place, somewhere in Mamoura, with the police keeping an eye on the proceedings. When the defendant handed over the contraband to the source and took the money, he was arrested. A search of his vehicle revealed more amounts of marijuana as well as some hashish. Eventually, the court convicted both the men based on the findings of the investigation and police reports. http://m.gulf-times.com/story/501977/Narcotics-trade-Expat-gets-20-years-jail -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "NIDO-Qatar" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to nido-qatar+unsubscribe@googlegroups.com. To post to this group, send email to nido-qatar@googlegroups.com. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/nido-qatar/9b2994ba-d6c0-4f92-b3fe-fb23446f28cc%40googlegroups.com. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout. |
I will like to ask a question in this regard If a man is an assassin and he is a billionaire from the job, he finally accept Christ and become a Christian, what should he do the money, house, cars etc he had made from the job? |
I will like to ask a question in this regard If a man is an assassin and he is a billionaire from the job, he finally accept Christ and become a Christian, what should he do the money he had made from the job? |
OSUN HIJAH BROUHAHA; MATTERS ARISING ! BY: OLUREMI OMOWAIYE The media space has been unabatedly washed with the news of the latest controversy surrounding the use of Hijab by students of the Muslim descent in Osun schools and I am particularly pained that our glowing Osun has again been put in a bad perception as a result of the brouhaha caused by some students who appeared in school in Choir robes and other Church garments leading to undue media attention, yes I mean undue and unnecessary media attention. For crying out loud, the show of madness under the supervision of a religious body was carried by less than 10 students of the over 600,000 students in Osun public school and It is important that we set the record straight, the simulacrum show only happened in just one school, Baptist High School Iwo of the over 2500 public schools in the State of Osun and it was this same Baptist High School Iwo that a similar incident happened about two years ago. For us to be empirical, it is very important that I stress the fact that 10 of our 600,000 is very INSIGNIFICANT. WHO OWNED THE SHCOOLS I think I need to reiterate the fact that Article 8 of the 2004 directives of the state government says “there are no public mission school presently in Osun State as all schools have been taken over by government in 1975” WHAT REALLY HAPPENED? It is a must at this point, that I give a background information on the latest Hijab furor , the Osun Government at a time banned the use of Hijab in public schools across the state and the Muslim Students’ Society of Nigeria (MSSN) felt it was an abused of their privilege , so they decided in collaboration with the Osun State Muslims Community to approach the High court in 2013 to challenge the State Government decision and in the process the Osun CAN was joined in the suit and after about 3 years of legal battle, Its was ruled that the State Government erred in her decision to stop wearing of Hijab in public school , the court held that wearing Hijab was part of the fundamental rights of Muslims’ female pupils. The court further ruled that any act of molestation, harassment, torture or humiliation against female Muslim students using Hijab constitutes a clear infringement on their fundamental human right as contained in Section 38 of the 1999 constitution of Nigeria but this didn’t go well with Osun CAN who instead of accepting the verdict of the court or simply proceed to the appellate court to seek redress threw caution to the wind with a directive that Christian students should start putting up Choir robes and other Church garments to school but Why was it difficult for the Osun CAN to challenge the ruling at an appellate court instead of instigating crisis ? Lagos Muslim Community got a judgment that didn’t favour them at a lower court on the same matter, they simply proceeded to an appellate court to appeal the judgment of the Lagos High Court, so why the fuss Osun CAN ? I understand Hijab is part of the decency and modesty of a female Muslim in line with quranic injunction, this which implies that those wearing Hijab choose to because they believe it is liberating and allows them to avoid harassment and good enough, the court verdict is only for concerned Muslims, it’s not being imposed on ANY STUDENT, so I would have expected our revered CAN to display high level of religion tolerance as preached by our Lord Jesus Christ . HOW WAS IT IN THE OLD DAYS? I schooled at the Baptist Secondary School,Oke-Ado Ibadan over 2 decades ago, Islamic Religious Knowledge (IRK) was compulsory for all students as well as Bible Knowledge (BK) irrespective of your faith , we had no problem with anyone wearing Hijab, MSSN had a praying ground within the school compound , the then Oyo CAN never for once raised eyebrow, so what is the problem with Osun CAN ? DO WE NEED THIS FRICTION ON HIJJAB? I have repeatedly asked why this unnecessary friction on Hijab ? Both Public and Private sector workers including Bankers and Medical Practitioner, Students of tertiary institutions, even Corp member on their Ajuwaya khaki are allowed to put on Hijab .For the records, Muslims women wear Hijab at home, to bed, to market, to school, to work, to everywhere they go, and it’s a way of life for them . WHAT IS WRONG WITH US IN AFRICA Even schools in the Western world, the origin of Christianity , Hijab is allowed.The renowned US Basketball kid star Bilqis Abdul-Qaadir is always decked with Hijab playing Basketball, as a matter of fact she became new state scoring leader at a time, several female players of Muslim extraction on Fordson High School Michigan Basketball team, Muslim ladies who are Police officers in Scotland Yard and those with the US marine are allowed to wear Hijab on their uniform, so What is our problem ? I presume the face-off orchestrated by the leadership of Osun CAN is another case of 'sibling rivalry' between the religious leaders who have missed the way of the Lord by several miles and are groping in the dark to find some relevance because if not, the Osun CAN leadership will not continue to disobey constituted authority, the Osun Government is a constituted authority, the Osun State High court is a constituted authority. CHRISTIAN AND GOVERNMENT, LET THE BIBLE SPEAK The Holy Bible speaks VERY CLEARLY about the relationship between the Christian and the Government. We are to obey governmental authorities and Even when the government does not live up to its role, we are still to live up to ours , Christians are obliged to obey God by respecting government . Two of the highly respected apostles in the Bible made this point in their letters. We must remember that God created the authorities ruling over us just as He created us. As Paul wrote to the Romans, “Everyone must submit himself to the governing authorities, for there is no authority except that which God has established. The authorities that exist have been established by God. Consequently, he who rebels against the authority is rebelling against what God has instituted, and those who do so will bring judgment on themselves” (Romans 13:1-2) ,the Roman government of that time had its own problems with corruption and abuse of power. But such behavior does not give people an excuse to disobey the law or disrespect the authority of their leaders. Apostle Peter also gave his readers the same instruction, “Submit yourselves for the Lord's sake to every authority instituted among men: whether to the king, as the supreme authority, or to governors, who are sent by him to punish those who do wrong and to commend those who do right” (1 Peter 2:13-14) “Remind them to be subject to rulers and authorities, to obey, to be ready to every good work, to speak evil of no one …” (Titus 3:1-2). All this does not mean that we are to disobey God in situations where the law of man may conflict with the law of God (Acts 4:18-20; Acts 5:40), Whenever a government violates biblical teaching, Christians are obligated to disobey that government but how doesn’t putting on of Hijab violates the scripture ? Does Hijab pose any danger or how does the fight against the use of Hijab affect the job of soul winning that our pastors are commissioned to do ? We are to love and tolerate our neighbours and wearing of Hijab only collaborate a portion of the scripture that preaches against Unclothedness. My defense is based on personal conviction and use of common sense NOT because of my political affiliation. I must advice our leaders under the auspices Osun CAN to quickly reset their brain, retrace their steps and go and ask God for forgiveness for faulting Gods instruction by disobeying a constituted authority as contained in the Holy Scripture. WHAT IS EXPECTED OF RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS What is expected of any peace loving religious organisation at this crucial stage of our existence as State is to continually pray for the State and not to continually fan discord , Apostle Paul exhorts us that we should pray “for kings and all who are in authority” (1 Timothy 2:1-2) I will only take Osun CAN serious if they can mobilise Christian female workers in Public and Private services to start appearing in Choir robe and Church garments at their various places of work , to show that they want to really compete with the Muslim since Hijab is allowed , I expect to get to Ecobank Ogo Oluwa Branch ,Skye Bank Oke fia Branch Osogbo and see some of their female staffs of Christian extraction putting on Choir robe or Sutana as the case maybe , I also except to get to Secretariat Abere and see some female members of staff of Christian faith putting on same in solidarity with Osun CAN , at least Muslim female workers are allowed to deck with Hijab ,while they must also not forget to mobilise NYSC Corp member going for CDS to put on CAC Choir robe on their NYSC khaki, then we shall beginning to take the leadership of CAN serious, because how will a sane human compare Hijab with Choir robe and Church garment ? Hijab is part of day to day dressing of a Muslim lady while Choir robe and Church garments are just seasonal and ceremonial wear . OGBENI AREGBESOLA(OSUN STATE GOVERNOR) I am just bordered that the Osun Governor is just been put in bad light by some media cohorts of the CAN leadership for no just reason , Its quite unfortunate that Aregbesola who was busy finalising agreement for the construction a 20MW hydro power plant at Kajola by CBC Energy while the show of shame was ragging on is now been blamed by some uninformed mind, his case is sincerely the case of the 'Uneasy lies the head that wears a crown' because only recently he was alleged by a Muslim cleric of the raising the profile of traditional religionists and that he is not a true Muslim yet he is been alleged by a fraction of the Christian leaders of Islamisation plot while he is striving so hard to provide a level playing field for all religions because Nigeria is a secular State , anyway Ebenezer Obey has ended it all with ko sogbon to le da, ko si wa to le hun, ko sona to le to , to le fi t'aye lorun oh . CONCLUSION I conclude by simply urging the Osun CAN Media collaborators not to forget to report the fact that proposed Bisi Akande Trumpet Bridge at Gbongon Junction is gradually taking shape . God will continue to bless Osun . |
OSUN HIJAH BROUHAHA; MATTERS ARISING ! BY: OLUREMI OMOWAIYE The media space has been unabatedly washed with the news of the latest controversy surrounding the use of Hijab by students of the Muslim descent in Osun schools and I am particularly pained that our glowing Osun has again been put in a bad perception as a result of the brouhaha caused by some students who appeared in school in Choir robes and other Church garments leading to undue media attention, yes I mean undue and unnecessary media attention. For crying out loud, the show of madness under the supervision of a religious body was carried by less than 10 students of the over 600,000 students in Osun public school and It is important that we set the record straight, the simulacrum show only happened in just one school, Baptist High School Iwo of the over 2500 public schools in the State of Osun and it was this same Baptist High School Iwo that a similar incident happened about two years ago. For us to be empirical, it is very important that I stress the fact that 10 of our 600,000 is very INSIGNIFICANT. WHO OWNED THE SHCOOLS I think I need to reiterate the fact that Article 8 of the 2004 directives of the state government says “there are no public mission school presently in Osun State as all schools have been taken over by government in 1975” WHAT REALLY HAPPENED? It is a must at this point, that I give a background information on the latest Hijab furor , the Osun Government at a time banned the use of Hijab in public schools across the state and the Muslim Students’ Society of Nigeria (MSSN) felt it was an abused of their privilege , so they decided in collaboration with the Osun State Muslims Community to approach the High court in 2013 to challenge the State Government decision and in the process the Osun CAN was joined in the suit and after about 3 years of legal battle, Its was ruled that the State Government erred in her decision to stop wearing of Hijab in public school , the court held that wearing Hijab was part of the fundamental rights of Muslims’ female pupils. The court further ruled that any act of molestation, harassment, torture or humiliation against female Muslim students using Hijab constitutes a clear infringement on their fundamental human right as contained in Section 38 of the 1999 constitution of Nigeria but this didn’t go well with Osun CAN who instead of accepting the verdict of the court or simply proceed to the appellate court to seek redress threw caution to the wind with a directive that Christian students should start putting up Choir robes and other Church garments to school but Why was it difficult for the Osun CAN to challenge the ruling at an appellate court instead of instigating crisis ? Lagos Muslim Community got a judgment that didn’t favour them at a lower court on the same matter, they simply proceeded to an appellate court to appeal the judgment of the Lagos High Court, so why the fuss Osun CAN ? I understand Hijab is part of the decency and modesty of a female Muslim in line with quranic injunction, this which implies that those wearing Hijab choose to because they believe it is liberating and allows them to avoid harassment and good enough, the court verdict is only for concerned Muslims, it’s not being imposed on ANY STUDENT, so I would have expected our revered CAN to display high level of religion tolerance as preached by our Lord Jesus Christ . HOW WAS IT IN THE OLD DAYS? I schooled at the Baptist Secondary School,Oke-Ado Ibadan over 2 decades ago, Islamic Religious Knowledge (IRK) was compulsory for all students as well as Bible Knowledge (BK) irrespective of your faith , we had no problem with anyone wearing Hijab, MSSN had a praying ground within the school compound , the then Oyo CAN never for once raised eyebrow, so what is the problem with Osun CAN ? DO WE NEED THIS FRICTION ON HIJJAB? I have repeatedly asked why this unnecessary friction on Hijab ? Both Public and Private sector workers including Bankers and Medical Practitioner, Students of tertiary institutions, even Corp member on their Ajuwaya khaki are allowed to put on Hijab .For the records, Muslims women wear Hijab at home, to bed, to market, to school, to work, to everywhere they go, and it’s a way of life for them . WHAT IS WRONG WITH US IN AFRICA Even schools in the Western world, the origin of Christianity , Hijab is allowed.The renowned US Basketball kid star Bilqis Abdul-Qaadir is always decked with Hijab playing Basketball, as a matter of fact she became new state scoring leader at a time, several female players of Muslim extraction on Fordson High School Michigan Basketball team, Muslim ladies who are Police officers in Scotland Yard and those with the US marine are allowed to wear Hijab on their uniform, so What is our problem ? I presume the face-off orchestrated by the leadership of Osun CAN is another case of 'sibling rivalry' between the religious leaders who have missed the way of the Lord by several miles and are groping in the dark to find some relevance because if not, the Osun CAN leadership will not continue to disobey constituted authority, the Osun Government is a constituted authority, the Osun State High court is a constituted authority. CHRISTIAN AND GOVERNMENT, LET THE BIBLE SPEAK The Holy Bible speaks VERY CLEARLY about the relationship between the Christian and the Government. We are to obey governmental authorities and Even when the government does not live up to its role, we are still to live up to ours , Christians are obliged to obey God by respecting government . Two of the highly respected apostles in the Bible made this point in their letters. We must remember that God created the authorities ruling over us just as He created us. As Paul wrote to the Romans, “Everyone must submit himself to the governing authorities, for there is no authority except that which God has established. The authorities that exist have been established by God. Consequently, he who rebels against the authority is rebelling against what God has instituted, and those who do so will bring judgment on themselves” (Romans 13:1-2) ,the Roman government of that time had its own problems with corruption and abuse of power. But such behavior does not give people an excuse to disobey the law or disrespect the authority of their leaders. Apostle Peter also gave his readers the same instruction, “Submit yourselves for the Lord's sake to every authority instituted among men: whether to the king, as the supreme authority, or to governors, who are sent by him to punish those who do wrong and to commend those who do right” (1 Peter 2:13-14) “Remind them to be subject to rulers and authorities, to obey, to be ready to every good work, to speak evil of no one …” (Titus 3:1-2). All this does not mean that we are to disobey God in situations where the law of man may conflict with the law of God (Acts 4:18-20; Acts 5:40), Whenever a government violates biblical teaching, Christians are obligated to disobey that government but how doesn’t putting on of Hijab violates the scripture ? Does Hijab pose any danger or how does the fight against the use of Hijab affect the job of soul winning that our pastors are commissioned to do ? We are to love and tolerate our neighbours and wearing of Hijab only collaborate a portion of the scripture that preaches against nudity. My defense is based on personal conviction and use of common sense NOT because of my political affiliation. I must advice our leaders under the auspices Osun CAN to quickly reset their brain, retrace their steps and go and ask God for forgiveness for faulting Gods instruction by disobeying a constituted authority as contained in the Holy Scripture. WHAT IS EXPECTED OF RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS What is expected of any peace loving religious organisation at this crucial stage of our existence as State is to continually pray for the State and not to continually fan discord , Apostle Paul exhorts us that we should pray “for kings and all who are in authority” (1 Timothy 2:1-2) I will only take Osun CAN serious if they can mobilise Christian female workers in Public and Private services to start appearing in Choir robe and Church garments at their various places of work , to show that they want to really compete with the Muslim since Hijab is allowed , I expect to get to Ecobank Ogo Oluwa Branch ,Skye Bank Oke fia Branch Osogbo and see some of their female staffs of Christian extraction putting on Choir robe or Sutana as the case maybe , I also except to get to Secretariat Abere and see some female members of staff of Christian faith putting on same in solidarity with Osun CAN , at least Muslim female workers are allowed to deck with Hijab ,while they must also not forget to mobilise NYSC Corp member going for CDS to put on CAC Choir robe on their NYSC khaki, then we shall beginning to take the leadership of CAN serious, because how will a sane human compare Hijab with Choir robe and Church garment ? Hijab is part of day to day dressing of a Muslim lady while Choir robe and Church garments are just seasonal and ceremonial wear . OGBENI AREGBESOLA(OSUN STATE GOVERNOR) I am just bordered that the Osun Governor is just been put in bad light by some media cohorts of the CAN leadership for no just reason , Its quite unfortunate that Aregbesola who was busy finalising agreement for the construction a 20MW hydro power plant at Kajola by CBC Energy while the show of shame was ragging on is now been blamed by some uninformed mind, his case is sincerely the case of the 'Uneasy lies the head that wears a crown' because only recently he was alleged by a Muslim cleric of the raising the profile of traditional religionists and that he is not a true Muslim yet he is been alleged by a fraction of the Christian leaders of Islamisation plot while he is striving so hard to provide a level playing field for all religions because Nigeria is a secular State , anyway Ebenezer Obey has ended it all with ko sogbon to le da, ko si wa to le hun, ko sona to le to , to le fi t'aye lorun oh . CONCLUSION I conclude by simply urging the Osun CAN Media collaborators not to forget to report the fact that proposed Bisi Akande Trumpet Bridge at Gbongon Junction is gradually taking shape . God will continue to bless Osun .
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The island country of Iceland has officially declared .Christianity a public health hazard The law proclaiming the radical idea was signed recently by *Prime Minister Sigurður Ingi Jóhannsson in the spirit of “protecting the elderly from scams, our children from nightmares, and the general population from chicanery.” As strong as the law’s language is, it does not restrict the free exercise of religion by any citizen or visitor. A coalition of Lutherans, Catholics, and other Christian sects have formed an organization to combat the image that they contribute to the erosion of psychological well-being. “Yes, certain rogues have used Christianity to fleece the old and give hellish nightmares to the young,” explained Reverend Andrew Canard. Source: http://www.patheos.com/blogs/laughingindisbelief/2016/04/iceland-declares-christianity-a-public-health-hazard/[b] |
bukhakhakhakha Give the one week, they will soon get tired or the children turn their backs to them. we can now see the religion of violence they even go to the school to cause commotion I hope people see what am seeing "a school at iwo" is only a sensible people that will figure out their motives |
bukhakhakhakha Give the one week, they will soon get tired or the children turn their backs to them. we can now see the religion of violence they even go to the school to cause commotion |
I have never support any negotiation with terrorists and thank you for rejecting the negotiation. one thing is very sure sooner or later, your days are numbered. you will regret doing this to your self |
@Rilwayne001 help me book a chair beside you let me see what those yeye people will be vomiting ![]() |
Demmzy15: ![]() you no go kill person |
udatso:khakhakhakhakhakha. laughing in roman, am sure parishbookadict is about to get stroke May Almighty Allah safe us from fruitless effort like that of those you mentioned |
bukhakhakhakha I who ask you to defend Islam. I beg safe your defense |
ebenice:How does your response answer the question? ok let me put it like this: Those that died before the coming of Jesus, how are they going to reach God |
If you believe that Islam teaches evils perpetrated by some people hiding under Islamic religion, you must also believe that bible and Christianity command the act of this pastor and his likes. although you are stupid rilwayne udasto, emperee come and see malvisguy and annunaki pastor |
ebenice:How would the people of Moses get to God? |
PMB will disappoint me if he fails to declare state of emergency in all Niger delta region. plus order kill on sight of anyone carrying arms found in their homes |
crusadistic:Have you forgotten that br Paul was also a liar |
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