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Agnostic New Testament expert Bart Ehrman, in his 2009 book Jesus, Interrupted, noted no 1st-century non-Christian Greek or Roman sources mention Jesus—a point he made to explain why a Galilean preacher wouldn't catch elite notice, not to deny his existence. Ehrman has long argued for a historical Jesus, baptized by John the Baptist and crucified under Pontius Pilate around 30 AD, backed by early Christian texts like Paul's letters from the 50s AD, the Gospels, and later references from Josephus and Tacitus. Nearly all scholars agree on this basic historicity, treating the evidence like that for other ancient figures such as Socrates.

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A post pulled a line from scholar Bart Ehrman's book to question Jesus' existence, but critics pointed out the full context shows he affirms a real historical figure from 1st-century Judea.

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Solstad, a penitent Catholic, posted Sunday that artificial birth control leads to hell, echoing Catholic teachings and nearly 1,900 years of Christian opposition before the 1930 Anglican shift. This fueled a larger clash, with Chinelo claiming no one can be both Christian and feminist, citing Bible verses on submission, while others point to egalitarian passages like Galatians 3:28 and Jesus' kindness to women. Critics argue feminism aligns with equality in Christ, but traditionalists see it conflicting with Scripture on roles and issues like abortion.

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Bree Solstad warned that using birth control amounts to mortal sin, urging followers to ditch it for their eternity. Her post ignited arguments tying into whether faith and feminism can coexist.

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Alhassan Ado Doguwa, from Kano State, described Nigeria's security crisis as horrific, with farmers abandoning fields, traders fearing markets, and worshippers avoiding mosques and churches—especially devastating in the North. He called for a legislative emergency or full shutdown, urging lawmakers to return home and bolster vigilante groups amid threats to the 2027 elections. His plea highlights Amnesty International's report of 323 deaths in northern states in February's first 20 days, fueling widespread frustration across parties and online reactions praising his candor despite party loyalty.

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In a heated plenary, a senior APC lawmaker donned President Tinubu's orange cap and demanded the National Assembly close until rampant violence ends.

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