ihedinobi2:

I'm pleased to help. I don't suppose you still have objections or questions, do you?

Yes.

But, I'm busy now. Wanna give you an article about it when I'm less busy to counter it.

FrancisTony:


Yes.

But, I'm busy now. Wanna give you an article about it when I'm less busy to counter it.

Ok then. Lemme have it when you're ready.

toba:


Mine is today

Happy happy birthday to you..

I wish you many more years in prosperity and vitality...


Have fun bro...

vickyO:


Happy happy birthday to you..

I wish you many more years in prosperity and vitality...


Have fun bro...

Thanks

dagr8:
Happy Birthday Uncle toba....I have prayed and have not fasted that as you begin a new year today you won't end the year still single but double (Amen)

Amen thanks

Ihedinobi2,

Do you mind clicking on this link? http://www.catholic.com/blog/tim-staples/peter-the-rock

The article is long(would take 3posts), and I don't want to paste it here because I might get banned by anti-spambot.

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Happy Birthday Toba!

FrancisTony:
Ihedinobi2,

Do you mind clicking on this link? http://www.catholic.com/blog/tim-staples/peter-the-rock

The article is long(would take 3posts), and I don't want to paste it here because I might get banned by anti-spambot.

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Happy Birthday Toba!

Ok, bro. I'll save it for reading later. We will carry on discussing it perhaps tomorrow.

ihedinobi2:

Is it something you can talk about? If it is, please tell us what happened. Or if you prefer a private conversation, you can PM me too.

it is not sometin,I like talking abt,but let me give u an hint,its abt somtin I dnt wnt it to repeat itself

SAVEDBABA:
it is not sometin,I like talking abt,but let me give u an hint,its abt somtin I dnt wnt it to repeat itself

Well, that doesn't tell me anything much really.

However, in the event that your fear comes from a sin you committed, understand this: when we confess any sin to our Father, it is totally expunged. There is no record kept for it and no more punishment reserved for it. It simply is fully accounted for by the death of our Lord.

If it was a mistake that has natural consequences, then give it to the Lord and rest knowing that He will provide you with the inner strength, social and moral support and the wisdom to handle the consequences that result.

All in all, there is no cause for fear. You will be alright. If you choose to take God at His Word no matter what.

ihedinobi2:

Well, that doesn't tell me anything much really.

However, in the event that your fear comes from a sin you committed, understand this: when we confess any sin to our Father, it is totally expunged. There is no record kept for it and no more punishment reserved for it. It simply is fully accounted for by the death of our Lord.

If it was a mistake that has natural consequences, then give it to the Lord and rest knowing that He will provide you with the inner strength, social and moral support and the wisdom to handle the consequences that result.

All in all, there is no cause for fear. You will be alright. If you choose to take God at His Word no matter what.

How many people have you led to their doom with such advice?

MacCantStopMe:





How many people have you led to their doom with such advice?

I don't know. Nobody has told me that my advice led them to any doom.

So what's wrong with the advice?

ihedinobi2:

I don't know. Nobody has told me that my advice led them to any doom.

So what's wrong with the advice?

just wanted to get your attention this friday night.


As you can imagine, I misplaced my wallet.

So no atheist debauchery and hedonism at the bars on this lovely friday night

ihedinobi2:

Well, that doesn't tell me anything much really.

However, in the event that your fear comes from a sin you committed, understand this: when we confess any sin to our Father, it is totally expunged. There is no record kept for it and no more punishment reserved for it. It simply is fully accounted for by the death of our Lord.

If it was a mistake that has natural consequences, then give it to the Lord and rest knowing that He will provide you with the inner strength, social and moral support and the wisdom to handle the consequences that result.

All in all, there is no cause for fear. You will be alright. If you choose to take God at His Word no matter what.

tank you v.much,I appreciate,d reason for my fear is dat I have failed terrible b4 and I don't wnt to fail again,wen I mean fail I mean failing to d extent of geting 7 F's out of ten subjects

SAVEDBABA:
tank you v.much,I appreciate,d reason for my fear is dat I have failed terrible b4 and I don't wnt to fail again,wen I mean fail I mean failing to d extent of geting 7 F's out of ten subjects

What doesnt kill you only makes you stronger......

MacCantStopMe:



just wanted to get your attention this friday night.


As you can imagine, I misplaced my wallet.

So no atheist debauchery and hedonism at the bars on this lovely friday night

You lost even your credit card?

That's bad. No fix for you tonight, huh. Lol. So what happened? Alaye boys abi? Or did it drop into a manhole?

ihedinobi2:

You lost even your credit card?

That's bad. No fix for you tonight, huh. Lol. So what happened? Alaye boys abi? Or did it drop into a manhole?

I have no idea.....it could be in my house but its a big house....

SAVEDBABA:
tank you v.much,I appreciate,d reason for my fear is dat I have failed terrible b4 and I don't wnt to fail again,wen I mean fail I mean failing to d extent of geting 7 F's out of ten subjects

Ok. I understand this. There is a hold that past failures can have upon us. And it is frightening.

But the liberation begins from recognizing why you failed.

Don't be afraid that you may fail again. You won't. Simply address what happened the last time, ok. You'll need emotional and moral support from friends. But don't ever let yourself fear that failure will repeat itself. That is not inevitable. It's an outcome that can be determined by you. Never lose sight of that.

MacCantStopMe:



I have no idea.....it could be in my house but its a big house....

You've got a lot of stuff?

ihedinobi2:

Ok. I understand this. There is a hold that past failures can have upon us. And it is frightening.

But the liberation begins from recognizing why you failed.

Don't be afraid that you may fail again. You won't. Simply address what happened the last time, ok. You'll need emotional and moral support from friends. But don't ever let yourself fear that failure will repeat itself. That is not inevitable. It's an outcome that can be determined by you. Never lose sight of that.

tank you so much,I appreciate

MacCantStopMe:



What doesnt kill you only makes you stronger......

tanx a bunch

SAVEDBABA:
tank you so much,I appreciate

Pleased to help.

missing all...

ATMC:
missing all...

how you dey enjoy?

QUESTION: IF SOMEONE WERE WILLING TO SHOW YOU HOW TO MAKE MONEY FROM HOME, WOULD YOU BE COACHABLE?

An0nimus:


how you dey enjoy?

I missed yhu.

ATMC:
I missed yhu.

I missed yhu too.

LESSON TWELVE...

What is the Christ chosen for?

Yet have I set my king upon my holy hill of Zion.

That's Psalm 2:6. It is well advised to read the whole psalm. You see, it talks about the Christ and what it is relative to everything else.

God calls the Christ His King. And it does appear that his dominion covers pretty much everything. This king is set over every power that exists on earth at least, judging by the words of this psalm.

And his authority? It's ABSOLUTE.

That's what the Christ is chosen for: Government. He governs God's world for Him just like Joseph ruled Egypt for the Pharoah.

If you consider that men create mountains of human corpses just to get to the "top of the world", then you have some idea how much this position is worth to human beings.

But why does God not govern directly? Why look for a representative, right? Are you asking that question too?

ihedinobi2:
LESSON TWELVE...

What is the Christ chosen for?

Yet have I set my king upon my holy hill of Zion.

That's Psalm 2:6. It is well advised to read the whole psalm. You see, it talks about the Christ and what it is relative to everything else.

God calls the Christ His King. And it does appear that his dominion covers pretty much everything. This king is set over every power that exists on earth at least, judging by the words of this psalm.

And his authority? It's ABSOLUTE.

That's what the Christ is chosen for: Government. He governs God's world for Him just like Joseph ruled Egypt for the Pharoah.

If you consider that men create mountains of human corpses just to get to the "top of the world", then you have some idea how much this position is worth to human beings.

But why does God not govern directly? Why look for a representative, right? Are you asking that question too?

hehehe....you have started again.

For once, you pre-empted my counterargument........


WHY DOES GOD USE ILLITERATES TO SPREAD HIS MESSAGE? CANT HE DO IT HIMSELF?

@FrancisTony, how's your weekend coming, bro?

So I browsed that article. It's not that long but it may be a little involved. I don't like copypasting with my phone. It doesn't come out pretty. So I can't copypaste it right now.

I'd like for you to give me some time to get to the doscourse. I still need to read the article comprehensively and craft a clear response to it.

MacCantStopMe:




hehehe....you have started again.

For once, you pre-empted my counterargument........


WHY DOES GOD USE ILLITERATES TO SPREAD HIS MESSAGE? CANT HE DO IT HIMSELF?

Don't I always?