Given a sentence in English language, translate the sentence to Igbo language keeping the meaning of the original sentence intact

[Q]: English sentence: Parents often give their kids things they think are good for them cell phones, computers, dogs without much thought about how these things will be used or treated after the purchase.
[A]: Ndị nne na nna na-enye ha na ụmụaka ihe ha na-eche na-ezi ha cell igwe, kọmputa, nkịta na-enweghị ọtụtụ echiche banyere otú ihe ndị a ga-eji ma ọ bụ mesoo mgbe azụtara.


[Q]: English sentence: Sin is the thing that will keep us from eternal life.
[A]: Sin bụ ihe ga-eme ka anyị ghara ndu ebighi-ebi.


[Q]: English sentence: If you take "He who was," Haas, instead of Theas and instead of it being God, it obviously weakens the text because you have to assume that Christ is God and made manifest.
[A]:
Mana enwere ọdị iche dị na "hos" na "Tios" ọbụrụ n'iwere dịka "onye nọbu, 'hos' "ma hapụ "tios" nke bụ Chineke, ọ ga-emebi ihe edere ede n'ihina ị ga-egosi na Kraịst bụ Chineke, maọbụ nke bịara n'ụdị mmadụ.