If postpartum is excuse enough to murder your own children, then being horny is excuse enough for rape, as long as they feel sorry post-nut. That’s how it works.
Actually, yes. Christians have held important political positions in several Muslim-majority countries.
In Iraq, Lara Youssif Zara, a Chaldean Catholic, became mayor of Alqosh, while Basim Bello, another Christian, served for years as mayor of Tel Keppe.
In Syria, Suleiman Khalil, a Christian, served as mayor of Sadad.
In Turkey, Syriac Christian Februniye Akyol became co-mayor of Mardin, making her the first Christian woman to lead one of Turkey’s metropolitan municipalities.
And perhaps the strongest example is Indonesia, the world’s largest Muslim-majority country, where Christian politician Basuki “Ahok” Tjahaja Purnama served as governor of Jakarta, a city of millions.
So yes, some Muslim-majority countries are far more restrictive than others, but saying a Christian can never hold such office in an Islamic or Muslim-majority country is simply not true.
Pastor Jerry Eze got married before he fully understood what marriage could demand.
He missed some signs, learned some lessons, and eventually saw the “wonders.”
But here’s the uncomfortable part:
Staying married is not automatically proof that you made the better decision.
Sometimes people leave marriages and rebuild their lives. Sometimes people stay and rebuild the marriage. Neither outcome, by itself, tells us who made the wiser choice.
And being successful later can change the story people tell about the struggles you survived but it doesn’t erase the struggles.
There are people who stayed, endured, adapted, and quietly carried experiences nobody outside the marriage fully understood.
So perhaps the real lesson isn’t “stay no matter what.”
It’s get wisdom before you choose, get wisdom while you’re choosing, and get even more wisdom when the choice becomes difficult.
Because marriage isn’t a trophy for whoever stays longest.
Sometimes the hardest question isn’t “Did you stay?” it’s “Did you make the right decision for the people involved?”
Nigerian women, I can pull over 10 videos like this. These males are saying it's okay to rape you, but if it's a foreign woman, especially a yt woman "No" is "No".
But your "No" means "Yes".
You're still marrying and procreating with these things?