The international section of the Top Facebook Posts has always been very political and religious. But this week might be a bit over the top. A Facebook Page named after the Nigerian presidents offers you to claim prayers by liking. Another page dediacted to sex and relationship questions shares pictures of injured babies and wants you to think, liking would trigger automatical prayers. Where is that going to end?
Better start with position 3. A real father with a real smile. And an honest 400.000+ likes for that!
Enjoy the Top Facebook Posts of The Week
Calculated by Likes, Comments and Shares per fan. German version here.|
“SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT: This is a special message for all fans of The Redeemed Christian Church of God Ministries (RCCG) on Facebook. Pastor Enoch Adeboye returned from the mountain after three days of prayer. He prayed for everyone reading this; “Your case will not escape the anointing of God in 2013. You will be fully blessed in 2013. Success will be your middle name…” To claim it simply Click LIKE, type”AMEN” and share on your wall.” |
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15.921 Likes, 33.200 Kommentare, 2.712 Shares bei 31.372 Fans |
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“Please Don’t Ignore! He needs your prayers badly :'( May God heal him Type “Amen” if u have heart 1 Like = 1 Pray 1 Share = 2 Prays 1 Comment = 3 Prays This will b ignored only by those.. Who doesn’t have a heart… :/” |
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275.599 Likes, 54.922 Kommentare, 16.649 Shares bei 418.332 Fans |
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“Dream come true. Holding my Baby Boy Kiyoshi. Amazing grace and gift from God. Love you all so much. Thank you for your showers of prayer.” |
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431.541 Likes, 20.441 Kommentare, 88.645 Shares bei 765.643 Fans |
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“The True Meaning Of Friendship…..How many Likes for this dog?!!!” |
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74.431 Likes, 2.033 Kommentare, 5.712 Shares bei 207.943 Fans |
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“Debbie Ford – Defying Gravity Dear Friends, My beautiful, brilliant and very brave sister Debbie made her transition last night into the waiting arms of her ancestors and guardian angels. She told Brian and me that she was tired and ready to go. She had accomplished her mission, even though she would have liked more time with her son Beau, her family, her devoted Julie, her gazillion friends and many beloved co-workers and community members. Debbie wasn’t just my little sister. She was my friend, teacher, biggest supporter, and sometimes unmanageable client. (She was always stubborn which served her well these past two and half years when she defied the odds of cancer. I’ll never forget the day one doctor told her in September 2010 to get her affairs in order because she was ready for hospice. She told him to F-off, that there was no way she was dying.) If I had to choose just one word to describe her I would say that first and foremost Debbie was a seeker. In her teens and twenties she was seeking excitement, parties, wild adventure and of course shopping. In her thirties she began seeking to understand the mind, body, spirit connection in order to heal herself of addiction. She was simultaneously committed to discovering her own spirituality while gaining a college degree in transpersonal psychology as she sought more and more understanding of herself, the divine, and the world. Debbie also earned two honorary doctorate degrees for her contributions to the field. From her forties and beyond, she devoted herself to teaching and sharing her own powerful process of healing while always seeking new, deeper paths to wholeness. Debbie innovated groundbreaking work around the human shadow and grew into her role as a teacher, sharing her insightful shadow work through her many books, lectures, workshops, coaching programs, TV and radio shows, and even a movie — helping hundreds of thousands around the world transform their pain into “their best life.” Debbie helped so many people go beyond their limited perspective of themselves and reconnect to the love, joy, and peace of their true selves. Her legacy and work will live on through the programs she developed and through her loving and devoted staff at The Ford Institute for Transformational Training. Debbie was also a giver. Her generosity is legendary and one of her proudest accomplishments was assisting Beau with his Bar Mitzvah project to build a school in rural Uganda. Through her Collective Heart Foundation in partnership with the Just Like My Child Foundation, several important programs to help women and children are now thriving including a Girl Power project. You can support this by visiting www.TheCollectiveHeart.org If you would like to post your memories and stories about Debbie, prayers for Debbie, or messages for the family, you can do so later today at RememberingDebbieFord.com Love, Arielle (Photo credit: Miklos Szabo)” |
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8.018 Likes, 2.513 Kommentare, 5.496 Shares bei 46.198 Fans |
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“An anthropologist proposed a game to the kids in an African tribe. He put a basket full of fruit near a tree and told the kids that who ever got there first won the sweet fruits. When he told them to run they all took each others hands and ran together, then sat together enjoying their treats. When he asked them why they had run like that as one could have had all the fruits for himself they said: ”UBUNTU, how can one of us be happy if all the other ones are sad?” ‘UBUNTU’ in the Xhosa culture means: “I am because we are”” |
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29.592 Likes, 1.845 Kommentare, 20.445 Shares bei 196.435 Fans |
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5.084 Likes, 250 Kommentare, 33.129 Shares bei 151.551 Fans |
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“New Dexter Season 7 Sunday at 9PM First on FOX – his secret’s finally out. Is this the end for our favourite serial killer? Visit http://foxtv.co.uk/dexter for more info” |
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7.530 Likes, 489 Kommentare, 2.028 Shares bei 40.736 Fans |
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“Instagram Photos” |
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167 Likes, 3 Kommentare, 1.089 Shares bei 5.222 Fans |
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923 Likes, 35 Kommentare, 1.434 Shares bei 10.144 Fans |
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“Mettre au four à 120 degrés…” |
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27.332 Likes, 920 Kommentare, 13.699 Shares bei 182.383 Fans |
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““An amazing occurrence happened in South Africa when 31 elephants made a “Journey To Pay their Respect.” How did they know? Something that is greater and deeper than human intelligence informed them that their hero– he man who had saved their lives and many other animals–had made his transition from this earthly world. Lawrence Anthony (1950–2012), a legend in South Africa and author of 3 books including the bestseller “The Elephant Whisperer,” bravely rescued wildlife and rehabilitated elephants all over the globe from human atrocities, including the courageous rescue of Baghdad Zoo animals during the US invasion in 2003. On March 7, 2012 Lawrence Anthony died. Two days after his passing, the wild elephants showed up at his home led by two large matriarchs. Separate wild herds arrived in droves to say goodbye to their beloved man-friend’. A total of 31 elephants had patiently walked over 12 miles to reach his South African House. Witnessing this spectacle, humans were obviously in awe not only because of the supreme intelligence and precise timing that these elephants sensed about Lawrence’s passing, but also because of the profound memory and emotion the beloved animals evoked in such an organized way. Walking slowly – for days – they made their way in a solemn one-by-one queue from their habitat in the wild bush to his house. Lawrence’s wife, Francoise, was especially touched, knowing that the elephants had not been to his house prior to that day for well over 3 years! But yet they knew where they were going and they seemed to know why they were going to Lawrence’s home. The elephants obviously wanted to pay their deep respects, honoring their human friend who had saved their lives–so much respect that they stayed for 2 days 2 nights without eating anything. After honoring Lawrence Anthony in the only way they could–in this touching and memorable tribute to the man who had saved them and many other animals around the world–these sentient creatures had proven they are wiser and more compassionate than the human race will ever be or ever realize. Then one morning, they left, making their long journey back home…”” |
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6.609 Likes, 925 Kommentare, 10.787 Shares bei 86.988 Fans |
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“Now THIS was a first lady who has always loved her country! LIKE if you agree” |
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293.199 Likes, 15.454 Kommentare, 14.570 Shares bei 1.546.215 Fans |
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“Today’s new cartoon” |
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1.706 Likes, 80 Kommentare, 816 Shares bei 12.821 Fans |
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“Our thoughts, exactly!” |
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1.442 Likes, 46 Kommentare, 4.017 Shares bei 27.677 Fans |
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