A response to Prudence Eruetemu's work 'AN ARTICLE WRITTEN IN THE GRAVEYARD (Rewind,select and update)'

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A response to Prudence Eruetemu's work
'AN ARTICLE WRITTEN IN THE GRAVEYARD (Rewind,select and
update)'
It is actually true that life is what we can't really explain, with things and realities having different degrees of perfection, some are much superior to others, and it is also true that everyman must die, dead is what no man can do for you, even 'jesus christ' himself had came and only died his own dead and ours is coming soon. I must die and you must die that's already the facts about life, everyman must die his own dead . 
But bro, the suggestion that you gave your audience is in itself a problem. the golding rule in itself is a terrible error. I quite agree with you that the only way to make the place is via-our good deeds, my advice is that "you do good and avoid evil". ok let's take it this way, what do you think that a homosexualist or a lesbian will do unto others that they themselves will love and need same in return??????? also for a person that always love earn his respect by himself without any external help even at the point of death.. if he is to do unto you what he wants to be done unto him he wiLl let you starve to death because he would prefer same.
By: Dabo Amel Euclid

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