poietes. Screenwriter. 🐆🦅 M.A

Adesekonge-Ire Aremu. Filmmaker. Screen Writer. Helped by the Holy Spirit.

[poietes. Screenwriter. 🐆🦅 M.A @theKongeIre]

poietes noun /ˈpɔɪ.ɪtiːz/ (plural: poietai)

Etymology: From Ancient Greek ποιητής (poiētḗs), meaning “maker, poet,” from ποιέω (poiéō), “to make, to create.”

Definition:
1. A poet; one who composes poetry.
2. (Philosophy, esp. in the context of poiesis) A creator or maker, especially in a metaphysical or artistic sense.

[Sweet Kpakpo @sweetKpakpo_]

You will be saving a little princess just by Retweeting please 🙏🏽🙏🏽🥹

[Ekaji @ekajiibe]

“We don’t have good infrastructure for disabled babies, so let’s kill them all”.

The compassion of Satan.

[Judah Olorunmaiye @JudahMaiye]

Christianity is "impossible"

That is why it is God through the Spirit of Christ living out His desires and works through Humans.

[Omolomo @Omolomo_o]

Day 23.

Yall are starting to slowly forget 💔

[Onion Cider @abbietayo]

Good morning, I don’t know what is funny about begging terrorist for money. What kind of moral decadence is that??

[Mojisola the light ✨ @MojisayoD]

Lastly, if you are Christian, you should be pro-life.

It’s not an easy stance to hold on to, but the contrary argument does not align with scriptures at all.

Grace to us all, amen.

[4D @_JustFEMI]

@GroveRKifasi They want to hold that position but still want to tell ancient Romans and Greeks that throwing away girls and weak babies is wrong. Forgetting that just like them ancient civilizations saw girls and weak babies as inconvenient to raise.

[Chukwuedozie Nwa Charlie @TheCharlesIsidi]

It is important that if you are ambiguous about what it means to preserve life as a Christian, that you process that ambiguity in silence and prayer.

It’s unhelpful to process this disbelief in public with gallant statements incoherent with the faith you profess.

This conversation requires deep introspection; an intellectual and spiritual humility

[Oluwatosin is a child of God💛 @teeewaks]

Imagine our disabled brothers and sisters reading your tweets, are you insinuating that their parents made a mistake birthing them?

Because if you follow your logic truthfully, this is where it eventually leads to.

Guys, we need to be careful.

[Be Thou my Vision O Lord! @thesamuelkowe]

“Before I formed you, I knew you”— God

This is also very true for a congenitally deformed baby.

What is wrong with us?!

Or when you quote texts like this, it should only apply to healthy babies?

Goodness me!

[eggovin nwa @dawn_immanuel]

That anger you refuse to control will destroy you. That tongue you refuse to tame will ruin you.

[poietes. Screenwriter. 🐆🦅 M.A @theKongeIre]

A person’s ability to hold conversations without resorting to insults is a strong indicator of their level of intelligence.

The moment you start to insult and call people names, I just assume that you are grossly unintelligent.

This never proves wrong.

[doulos. @__ajala]

You must think yourself a god to opine that you're the one who gives life and as such, are free to take it at will. This is not a Christian position to hold.

[Ekaji @ekajiibe]

It means something to be a Christian.

Advocating for the killing of unborn babies because they may have a disorder is ungodly, demonic and a clear rebellion against God.

There is simply no middle ground here. Life is precious to God, and so also must it be to His people.

[poietes. Screenwriter. 🐆🦅 M.A @theKongeIre]

@MisolaofJesus Co-ask.

[Faithfulness Okom @AttorneyF_]

Christianity is the only major world religion structurally built on reasoning. Isaiah 1:18 isn’t an ornament, it says “Come, let us reason together” this is the actual operating system.

God for instance does not drop the resurrection out of nowhere and demand blind surrender. He spends centuries building a case.

He starts with Sarah’s dead womb, pulling life from what biology wrote off. He establishes a pattern so that when He later asks Abraham to sacrifice that same son, Abraham isn’t taking a leap in the dark. Hebrews 11:19 says Abraham reasoned that God could raise the dead. He applied logic to a pattern he had already witnessed. A pattern that also simultaneously prepared Israel for a virgin birth. If God can resuscitate a barren and biologically dead womb, he can make a virgin conceive.

Look at the Book of Hebrews. No other religious text matches its structural intent. It wasn’t written to merely assert authority; it was written to argue. It addresses deep doubt, deconstructs a competing framework from within its own texts, and walks wavering believers through a sophisticated intellectual crisis. Other religions rely on later theologians to patch up their texts. Hebrews does it internally. That is a different category of scripture.

Now turn the lens.

Look at Islam’s foundational structure: one man, one cave, one angel, 23 years, and zero witnesses. If Christianity rested on a single person claiming they saw the resurrected Christ, it would rightly be dismissed for a lack of evidence. Yet Islam’s entire revelation hangs on a private, solitary encounter no other human could corroborate. The Quran arrived through a chain of one.

Even its view of angels lacks checks and balances. Daniel 10 shows an angelic messenger being resisted by spiritual forces for 21 days, needing Michael’s help to break through. In the biblical framework, angels operate within a contested cosmic order; they aren’t automated, infallible pipelines. Islam makes Gabriel the sole transmitter of truth for two decades based on a single, unverified human experience.

The five daily prayers, the very core of Islamic practice, never appear in the Quran. You must rely on later Hadith collections to even find them. A system that claims to correct the Bible, yet depends on outside oral traditions to fill its own structural gaps, hasn’t answered anything.

Islam doesn’t resolve doubt with argument. It resolves it with institutional pressure; a closed system that criminalizes exit and suppresses questioning, presenting forced conformity as divine conviction. That is not clearing doubt; that is just outlawing it.

Christianity looks at the skeptic and says: Come, look at the empty tomb, examine the evidence, reason with Me. Islam’s response to the crucifixion is simply: “it was made to appear so”.

Think about what that requires. It means God staged a cosmic illusion on a hill in Jerusalem, actively deceiving the followers of Jesus, only to later punish humanity for believing the very trick He played. One faith is secure enough to invite its own interrogation. The other has to resort to a divine magic trick just to keep its narrative from collapsing under the weight of historical fact. 😂

[Dee Macé @frmarcellinus]

After some initial years of "freedom", you realise that there's an emptiness that only God can fill.

[Italian 🚅🇮🇹🇻🇦 @Italian347]

In the beginning was the.... Word, you say?

[Aproko Doctor Global @aproko_doctor]

Amaka went to get pads. She wanted to get 3. Then she checked her purse, looked at the price tag, and did the math. She could only afford 1. Last month, she could afford 3 packs. Today, only a single pack.

[dára sobaloju @darasoba]

The killings have to stop. The government needs to become responsible for the lives it is meant to protect.