betterABIAstate:
Before anything, I must let you know that I'm a Christian also, though I may not share the same view with a lot of Nigerian Christians.

Nigerian Christians alongside their African counterparts are the most ignorant Christians on earth, I'm not trying to be insulting but it's the truth.

First all, Christians in Africa know absolutely nothing about the emergence of the religion aside what they read about Paul and peter in the Bible. Most of the Christian doctrine we imitate are not of Apostles Paul.

The early biblical Christian church of peter and paul started in isreal and never made significant growth, the result today is that isreal is just 2% Christian population. Christianity over a long period of troubles and persecution was finally adopted in the roman empire, this was the actual emergence of Christianity, though the message got their via apostle Paul but it took a while for it to be adopted and the roman empire came up with a lot of things contrary to what was obtainable in the apostolic time.

Have you asked yourself these questions?

1. Jesus spoke in Hebrew, "Jesus" as a word means nothing in Hebrew, as matter of fact, according to the Hebrew bible, he was called "Yeshua ha mashiach", do you know how the name Jesus came to be?

2. Do you know how the Bible was translated from Hebrew to Greek to Latin and then to English by the romans? A lot of modifications were made in this regard, a lot of names were transliterated including the Jesus and Christ we have today.

Christianity is a religion, even as most of you don't agree, get to the internet and check the history of how the bible was written, the modifications and transliteration before killing yourself on this issue. Our over sabi too much, yet we know nothing, we even claim to know the religion better than the romans who started it fully, the English and Portuguese who brought them to us.

We have succeeded in Africanizing the religion, we practise the act of appeasing gods like that of IFA and Amadioha beofe he does something for us. We are stylishly introducing some traditional practise into the religion and it seems like we even practise the more than the Europeans who brought it down to us.

Nigerian Christians are Picassos at cherry picking bible verse that suit them and dumping others.

I don't take all your hypocrisy serious, y'all don't have an idea of what, how, when Christianity came on board.

greatnaija01:
lolss..... as tho you are so important your opinion would count....mtchew.... even you do not take yourself serious

betterABIAstate:
what is the meaning of Jesus in Hebrew, Latin, Greek or even English?

greatnaija01:
WHO THAT ONE EPP..... all I know is when I go on my knees and call the name of Jesus.... MIRACLES HAPPEN especially after I fast, the miracles happen faster.

so GREEK N HEBREW is not what great men like AYO BABALOLA of CAC knew that they were able to call beach to come and wash their legs, that they were able to use their staff rod to cast out several Demons and they didnt go to school.... FORGET the hebrew n greek... KNOW THE OWNER OF THE NAME thats all.

UbanmeUdie:




You foolishness is absolutely stunted!

greatnaija01:
lolss..... as tho you are so important your opinion would count....mtchew.... even you do not take yourself serious

Spicycat:


Why don't you instead counter his accession with fact rather than this gobbledygook you wrote.

Spicycat:


Why don't you instead counter his accession with fact rather than this gobbledygook you wrote.

asuustrike2009:
Some of the issue raised by Yeshua are true but I don't think you're a Christian. A Christian don't write or post this kind of article filled with hatred

betterABIAstate:
I'm a Christian, not a church freak.
I condemn church freaks

betterABIAstate:
Before anything, I must let you know that I'm a Christian also, though I may not share the same view with a lot of Nigerian Christians.

Nigerian Christians alongside their African counterparts are the most ignorant Christians on earth, I'm not trying to be insulting but it's the truth.

First all, Christians in Africa know absolutely nothing about the emergence of the religion aside what they read about Paul and peter in the Bible. Most of the Christian doctrine we imitate are not of Apostles Paul.

The early biblical Christian church of peter and paul started in isreal and never made significant growth, the result today is that isreal is just 2% Christian population. Christianity over a long period of troubles and persecution was finally adopted in the roman empire, this was the actual emergence of Christianity, though the message got their via apostle Paul but it took a while for it to be adopted and the roman empire came up with a lot of things contrary to what was obtainable in the apostolic time.

Have you asked yourself these questions?

1. Jesus spoke in Hebrew, "Jesus" as a word means nothing in Hebrew, as matter of fact, according to the Hebrew bible, he was called "Yeshua ha mashiach", do you know how the name Jesus came to be?

2. Do you know how the Bible was translated from Hebrew to Greek to Latin and then to English by the romans? A lot of modifications were made in this regard, a lot of names were transliterated including the Jesus and Christ we have today.

Christianity is a religion, even as most of you don't agree, get to the internet and check the history of how the bible was written, the modifications and transliteration before killing yourself on this issue. Our over sabi too much, yet we know nothing, we even claim to know the religion better than the romans who started it fully, the English and Portuguese who brought them to us.

We have succeeded in Africanizing the religion, we practise the act of appeasing gods like that of IFA and Amadioha beofe he does something for us. We are stylishly introducing some traditional practise into the religion and it seems like we even practise the more than the Europeans who brought it down to us.

Nigerian Christians are Picassos at cherry picking bible verse that suit them and dumping others.

I don't take all your hypocrisy serious, y'all don't have an idea of what, how, when Christianity came on board.