@no_to_violenc_ Yea, Life is better when you face a number of problems but only when you can gradually fix them. Life without challenges is boring. It's what keeps everything alive. Ha ha. The balance of those 2 extremes.
@nuwagabataho Your assertion is correct but Unfortunately your ut is in this regime. The appointing authority evidently favours their own. They are not the first to do it though.
@rwomchechen@sejudav M7’s had set out he’s dream of being head of state and he wasn’t settling for anything less. Just like today is ready to burn the entire country down if he’s position is seriously threatened. It’s either him or there is no country called Uganda.
@UgPatriot1@BogereAmbrose@KwikirizaNova@KagutaMuseveni But PSs are not political appointments. What's the fuss? Are you tribalistic too? Does tribe matter in this age? One can hail from a region you want and still be a certified bootlicker. We have seen them already
It sounds good until you critically think about it. We are losing the values that once held us together. Capitalism has weakened that social fabric, placing individual gain above the bonds of family and community.
We are losing the values that once held us together. Your cousin was your brother, & your uncle was another father. Capitalism has weakened that social fabric, placing individual gain above the bonds of family and community.
"Speaking in tongues" as it's practiced today — unintelligible babbling nobody on earth understands — is not in your Bible.
At Pentecost, tongues were real human languages. "Each one heard them speaking in his own language" (Acts 2:6). Parthians, Medes, Elamites, Arabs — men heard the mighty works of God in speech they understood (Acts 2:9-11). Nobody babbled. Everybody understood.
Paul set the rules for Corinth, and the modern practice breaks every one of them. No interpreter? "Let him keep silent in church" (1 Corinthians 14:28). Speech nobody can make sense of is "speaking into the air" (14:9). "I would rather speak five words with my mind than ten thousand words in a tongue" (14:19). "God is not a God of confusion but of peace" (14:33).
And here is the line nobody wants to draw: the Holy Spirit does not contradict the Scripture He Himself wrote. A "tongue" that defies 1 Corinthians 14 is not the Holy Spirit out of order — it is either the flesh performing, or another spirit altogether. Paul reminded Corinth they once were "led astray to mute idols" (1 Corinthians 12:2), and John commanded, "Test the spirits to see whether they are from God" (1 John 4:1). Ecstatic babble was a pagan practice long before it was a Pentecostal one.
So which is it? If it's the Holy Spirit, it obeys 1 Corinthians 14 — interpreted, orderly, understood. If it doesn't obey 1 Corinthians 14, it isn't the Holy Spirit.
There is no third option.