Aemmyjah:


Kumuyi
Stupid question

Only a retard like you compares ring (symbolic object) with birthday (celebration)

Emusan:


Nice one!

So Wedding RING is A SYMBOLIC OBJECT from Pagan, I like that.

And what make them pagan is that they worshipped any OBJECT.

Keep running, just know you can't run more than your shadow

Emusan:


Nice one!

So Wedding RING is A SYMBOLIC OBJECT from Pagan, I like that.

And what make them pagan is that they worshipped any OBJECT.

Keep running, just know you can't run more than your shadow

Aemmyjah:
If you claim something
Prove it

Another fool can equally say traditional clothes are pagan
Some people have brain they can use well

Aemmyjah:


Olodo
Keep saying what I never said
Envy and stupidity de worry you
Maybe you were unable to afford ring for your wife
Go and teach Kumuyi first
I'm not married but I wear a ring too for fashion
Go ans educate your church people they are worshipping an object you can't afford

Emusan:


Where did you keep your dull brain before when I proved that wedding ring originated from Pagan?

Have you provided any counter post to show the origin of Wedding ring?

Oponu



No! God started the CLOTHING in the garden of Eden.

Can you show me where God started the USE of wedding ring?

Emusan:


Now can you provide the same screenshot on Birthday?

Aemmyjah:


Ask Kumuyi that stupid question

Aemmyjah:


Chat GPT

Is birthday of pagan origin?
Yes, celebrating birthdays does have pagan origins. The earliest celebrations of birthdays can be traced back to the ancient Egyptians and Greeks. These cultures believed that people had a special connection to the spiritual world on the day they were born. For example, the Greeks believed in a guardian spirit that was linked to the day of a person's birth.

Early Christians actually discouraged celebrating birthdays because of their pagan associations. It wasn't until much later that celebrating birthdays became a common practice in most cultures. Many of the traditions we associate with birthdays today, like cake and candles, also have roots in these ancient pagan beliefs.

Emusan:


Good now let's see another source for Wedding Ring!

Since you agreed that you used ring just know that you are into paganism

Aemmyjah:


Olodo
You think I'm daft like you
Did it say wedding rings began in pagan cultures
Or anything we do that pagans also do means it began from paganism shey?
Mumu pro max

Engineer nut nut
How can so called Engineer understand "complex electronic design" when he's unable to understand very simple sentences & statements?

Very Dim Witted OZUO Pro max

Janosky:



Engineer nut nut
How can so called Engineer understand "complex electronic design" when he's unable to understand very simple sentences & statements?

Very Dim Witted OZUO Pro max

Janosky:



Engineer nut nut
How can so called Engineer understand "complex electronic design" when he's unable to understand very simple sentences & statements?

Very Dim Witted OZUO Pro max

Aemmyjah:
Olodo
You think I'm daft like you

Did it say wedding rings began in pagan cultures
Or anything we do that pagans also do means it began from paganism shey?

Mumu pro max

Janosky:



Engineer nut nut
How can so called Engineer understand "complex electronic design" when he's unable to understand very simple sentences & statements?

Very Dim Witted OZUO Pro max

MaxInDHouse:


He only enjoys arguing with JWs so even when he knows what he's saying sounds stupid he'll continue arguing after all it's against Jehovah's Witnesses so support will come from all sides to back him though they may disagree on all others doctrines at least they all agree to stand against JWs!

Emusan:

So you too blinded by fake brotherhood didn't see this part from the screenshot "It is also true that pagan cultures used wedding rings. Historical records are sketchy and not entirely consistent, but available records generally agree that the Egyptians started the custom thousands of years ago."
You people can't still provide any counter statement to show wedding was established by Jehovah

MaxInDHouse:


OK thanks!

Emusan:


Of course you're very daft than anything in this world.



Wedding ring started by pagan, and it's well stated in that screenshot here it is "It is also true that pagan cultures used wedding rings. Historical records are sketchy and not entirely consistent, but available records generally agree that the Egyptians started the custom thousands of years ago."

If you're not daft, you would have seen that my attached screenshot!



This fits you perfectly.

He already rope himself when he claimed he used ring as FASHION

Yet calling someone CELEBRATING his/her BIRTHDAY pagan

Emusan:


So you too blinded by fake brotherhood didn't see this part from the screenshot "It is also true that pagan cultures used wedding rings. Historical records are sketchy and not entirely consistent, but available records generally agree that the Egyptians started the custom thousands of years ago."

You people can't still provide any counter statement to show wedding ring was established by Jehovah

Aemmyjah:


A pagan used something does not mean it began from them
Keep fooling

Aemmyjah:
Kindly prove your claim that paganism introduced wedding rings

Emusan:


I provided a screenshot which you didn't read in the first place before you made your reply and your blinded brothers suddenly found their voices to disgrace themselves without reading my attached screenshot.

I then replied THREE OF YOU LYING LIAR JWS with this @color and @bold statement from the screenshot which says "It is also true that pagan cultures used wedding rings. Historical records are sketchy and not entirely consistent, but available records generally agree that the Egyptians started the custom thousands of years ago."

Read the @bolden part slowly and when you get to the @color part reduce the speed further maybe this time your dull and empty brain will open to see it.

Emusan:


Despite the fact that I blown your balloon of lie with a pin.

The screenshot is still there.

Wedding ring began from pagan. That is the FACT!

And if you think otherwise then answer the question I've been asking you since.

Where did the use of wedding ring began?

Don't be a coward by answering that question with evidence.

Aemmyjah:

Na your brain empty
Filled with sand
Since your argument is that pagans began the use of wedding rings
Bring one evidence

Aemmyjah:
Show the evidence you brought up

Aemmyjah:
Na your brain empty
Filled with sand
Since your argument is that pagans began the use of wedding rings
Bring one evidence

MaxInDHouse:
He's just holding to straws!

Rings has been in use from time immemorial

but since you pointed out that only pagans celebrated birthdays in the Bible he wants to tell you that pagans also use rings during weddings so you should discard it whereas the rings aren't celebrated rather it's the matrimony which God initiated in the beginning.

So in all his arguments he wants to condemn wedding rings as evil since you're telling him that only pagans celebrated birthdays in the Bible!

Emusan:


Stop disgracing yourself on a public forum.

I attached a screenshot and from the screenshot is where I extracted the statement "It is also true that pagan cultures used wedding rings. Historical records are sketchy and not entirely consistent, but available records generally agree that the Egyptians started the custom thousands of years ago."

So, how come you didn't see that from the screenshot?

Empty skull.

The same screenshot is attached below

Emusan:


Check the screenshot I attached above.

I know you have searched everywhere on internet and Bible but you couldn't find a single place where The God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob is the one who started the use of Wedding Ring

Aemmyjah:



its the god of Kumuyi that started it

Aemmyjah:
Oga
Drop one such origin na
Since there are available records
Why not drop one

It's like me saying that my great grandfather has several cars yet I simply want others to believe without showing the evidence
If you check online, you'll see several references that birthday has spirististic and pagan origin

Only you celebrate wedding rings
Until you drop a correct source, ture a miserable ignorant fellow