Thoughts Of A Predicate Thinker [Vol I: Chapter I: Subsection G]

[This marks the beginning to my dialectic series on this blog. The dialectics will consist of interplay of ideas on topical issues by two fictional characters: Jangbalajugbu (Jugbu is an alias, for the sake of this work) and Dabiri. Komolafe will double as the moderator and convener.] Jugbu on the one hand represents most views about issues as presented in the dialectics, while Dabiri represents my thoughts and opinions on them.

Dialectics On Morality.

Komolafe: Hello and welcome to the symposium today on Morality and other issues that border on ethics. We are here to hear out the views of two staunch minds on the topic of discuss; Morality. What is morality? Morality, though objective on a seeming sense, can pose a subjective definition when left alone to roam on its own ramification. Morality brings in a lot of issues that, it seems impossible to get done with on a simple platform, like we shall be having today. But it is my joy to announce to you, and also introduce our correspondents for today's symposium, trusting that they will do justice to the topic on ground.

Now, join me to welcome on board, Jangbalajugbu.***** Jangbalajugbu is a pro-populist on this issue. He has resounding claims and counter supports to the issue on morality.

Next is Dabiri. Dabiri, a protagonist and opposition to rules and normative on morality. He has his superlatives and we hope to hear from him.

*** All seated. ***

What The Bible Really Says About Oral sex?

This is blog feature and doesn't reflect my own thoughts.

This is According to: Myne Whitman Writes: Yesterday, it went viral that a Pastor of CLAM church, Wole Oladiyun warned that MouthAction was not for Christians. Maybe he read my earlier blog post about Nigerian Men and MouthAction, or maybe his wife did, and asked him for some, hehehe. The man sparked o.

In his words, “men and women sucking their private parts are equally damaging their glories. Demonic partners have done a lot of havoc through this act. Honestly, it is simply unhygienic and dirty.”


Now, I don’t understand the first part of his comment about MouthAction damaging people’s glories, or demonic partners, maybe that is what he teaches in his church as doctrine and dogma.  If so, I can’t really address it, I am not a pastor obviously, nor his church member. But the second part exposes that his bias and personal opinion is what is majorly driving his condemnation of MouthAction.