I don’t know why FIFA keeps allówing relîgion and polîtics to inflûence football. Islám keeps having it’s way, they’re gradually penètrating every sector… this is wróng, there is a way footballers are supposed to dress, so why is rèligion influencing it now?
Where I am standing on the 1st and 3rd photo is exactly where Apostle Paul stood and preached to the Corinthians.
Corinth was one of the most important Greek City States; it was a wealthy and a thriving city. If there was a comparison to a present day city, that would be Las Vegas. The city had two sea ports; on the Corinthian sea and the Argosaronic sea, making it an important and powerful trading destination. People from all over the Mediterranean world converged in Corinth.
With the kind of money in circulation, Corinth was the sin city of the ancient times. People were engaged in all manner of indulgencies, gambling, sex etc, and were more stubborn than Nairobians 😅. The religious background of Corinth was a mix of Greek, Roman, and Oriental. The teachings of Christianity which was a new religion went against the grain of everything these people knew of a belief system.
The church in Corinth also had various struggles such as divisions, false teachings and immorality. It was for this reason that Apostle Paul wrote them two letters in order to strengthen the converts who struggled with reverting to their past belief, and to help them with their questions and problems.
The apostle spent a year and a half in Corinth and many people believed in Jesus because of his preaching. Amidst many challenges Paul a Roman citizen also preached in other parts of Greece. He was the apostle called to the gentiles, and he faithfully carried out this mission until his death. It is believed he was beheaded in Rome.
If Paul was writing to Kenyans today, how do you think he would address us?
#HistoryTimeWithPauline
It’s 2am, you’re drunk in your backyard, this thing pulls up out of no where, it has a Tesla logo on it, it promises you will return home safe within 24hrs…
Are you going for a ride?
Mheshimiwa Rais @SuluhuSamia Kenya ipo changamoto lakini hamna moto kiwango kuwafukuza wawekezaji . Hamna moto inawaka naomba kukurekebisha hapo.
Muombee jirani wako mema , isitoshe jirani wako akipata bora zaidi kwako maana unafanya biashara kubwa na sisi wakenya.
Huyo afisa wako muulize akupe habari kamili maana wawekezaji hawami bila mpangilio hivyo alivyokuarifu. Bila takwimu unayonena inabaki kuwa gumzo mtaani.
The monolithic, militaristic, despotic and oppressive STATE IS BACK in its full ‘glory’(ugliness). The good news is that even where dictatorships are entrenched they eventual fall like rotten fruit from a tree as the Vietnamese said. Humanity has no room for fascism and tyranny.
Having a vibrant opposition is not the same as causing mayhem or a civil war. Kenyans want to see vibrant debates in parliament, on TV and in town halls. They don’t want to see floods of blood on the streets. If you must protest, do so peacefully while unarmed. That’s what the constitution allows.
Vibrant debates help formulate public policy and transformative programs. Civil war causes death and destruction.
Stop panicking. Kenya and the world will not end of Wednesday.
The Githeri Media should stop the hysteria and trying to draw a moral equivalence between conman @RailaOdinga, despot Uhuru Kenyatta and their supporters on the one hand, and President @WilliamsRuto and Kenya Kwanza on the other.
The protests and mayhem have been brought about by the conman, the despot and their power hungry hypocritical acolytes.
There was no crisis in Kenya before they called for mass action because they had lost an election.
We must not allow the loss of an election by anyone to be transformed into a national crisis. It is not.
Presently, the cost of living is high in every country in the world. The price of fuel and corn flour is higher than they are in Kenya in many other parts of the world, including in Nigeria, South Africa, Europe and North America.
Yes, the government must do everything to alleviate the cost of living. However, that cannot and will be done if civil war breaks out.
We cannot allow conman @RailaOdinga and despot Uhuru Kenyatta to cause civil war in Kenya as a mechanism of overthrowing the duly elected Kenya Kwanza government.
Therefore, I support the imposition of limited LEGAL RESTRICTIONS on conman @RailaOdinga and despot Uhuru Kenyatta to prevent them from causing more harm and destruction which will make life unbearable for 50 million Kenyans.
But I strongly oppose death threats, arbitrary arrests, unlawful detentions, and violations of basic human rights of 50 million Kenyans.
Single out despot Uhuru Kenyatta and conman @RailaOdinga. They are not above the law!
Enough is Enough!