It's google-ableNigga quoted my post from four months ago
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somali christian woman.
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so. do you go to christian gospels. man their music is lit. especially black gospel churches. i can hold a mean falsetto.
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i did some research and apparently the ethiopian orthodox church has some very strict rules. ethiopian christians are conservative af. did you get beatings growing up?It's google-able
It was like a tribute to her sister because her sister named her daughter after my momWhy didn't she name her after her own self instead of her sister's??
Men always name their sons after themselves and just add "Jr." but I notice women never do, it's about time we start
yesssi did some research and apparently the ethiopian orthodox church has some very strict rules. ethiopian christians are conservative af. did you get beatings growing up?
. get beatings is a staple african 
tradition.
Oh ok, I misunderstood sorry. And I know a little bit, I had some Muslims friends growing up so I'm familiar with some of the things (the cultural aspects more so than the theological). I'll be sure to ask if I have any questions though, thanks!
didn't you grow up muslim being somali or where you kiwi masiix?
Really? Out of all the names you chose those basic white bread ones?? My last name is Muslim but Hersi sounds cooler, it reminds me of one of my role models.
black
live and let die.
My last name is Muslim but Hersi sounds cooler, it reminds me of one of my role models.
So you do have an cadaan name???
black
live and let die.
She was raised a Christian, her mum's a christian
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Rag waa shaah dumarna waa sheeko.
She was raised as a christian was never a muslim.
Google tells me it originated from some Greek bishops/saints, soTheodora just sounds like the female version of Theodore
. I knew it was the female version but I wasn't familiar with the religious connotation of that name in general though (ironically[?] it means "God given"/God's gift
), learned something new.
Lol, there is definitely singing in church but I don't know if it's what your thinking. We sing gospels and hymns I guess. I've never been to one of those "black gospel churches" if you are referring to the AA ones...?so. do you go to christian gospels. man their music is lit. especially black gospel churches. i can hold a mean falsetto.
interesting. whats your image of a heaven? is it up in the skies, on the heavens? muslims refer to it as a garden.
Nope, I didn't say that. Not everyone gets a cadaan name when they are baptizedSo you do have an cadaan name???
As a kid, we were just told that it was in the sky/clouds and there would be a gate where all the good people who had faith went, where you'd reunite with your family members who passed, and there would be angels, etc. I'm not sure if I was told about any garden, beyond Eden. As we got older, the image was that heaven is more of a "state of being" I guess? That there is no standard description...but rather heaven is where anything you could ever want would be fulfilled (and that "what we want" in heaven may not even reflect the more materialistic perspective of our human experience/knowledge, if that makes any sense). (Just saw a post of yours that I accidentally skipped; if it's not obvious by now, I grew up as Christian not Muslim).
It's Ancient Greek. "Theo" means god and "-dora" means loving. It is a Christian name. Like the Byzantine Empress.
Yes, I did my little googling and figured out just as much. If you scroll above, you'll see I corrected myself.It's Ancient Greek. "Theo" means god and "-dora" means loving. It is a Christian name. Like the Byzantine Empress.
Is that all you have to say?
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