Black Pastors Have FAILED The Black Community For White Supremacy (It's Time TO RUN THEM OUT)

[Black Panther]

I thought the NT overrode the OT doe :kobepls:

Quote me correctly, breh. :bpufedup:

Supersede ≠ override. They work together.

 

[The M.I.C.]

Fail. NT supersedes OT. :bpumad:

No, it doesn't you fukking moron.

 

[Woman of god]

I had the official stat to that, but can't find the site. However, here's the source to the 420 billion in 30 years source.

In Last 30 Years, Black Churches Have Taken $420 Billion From Members - Christian Blog

www.thisis50.com/profiles/blogs/where-is-the-420-billion-in

In Last 30 Years, Black Churches Have Taken $420 Billion From Members

Why Black Men Don’t Like Church -

http://www.naltblackchurch.com/pdf/invite-mentochurch.pdf
:kissthering:

Holla at ya boy :biden:

Lol ok Joe, I'll give u credit for actually citing sources that back what u say, although I'm overlooking the fact that they're mainly all blogs and hardly unbiased.

But ok, so the church has been taking money from its members and in ur estimation not putting that money back into the community. How does ur assertion of changing the ideologies inherently support economic growth? Christianity as a doctrine isn't antithetical to economic empowerment . Ur issue is with people/pastors more so than the actual faith

 

[The M.I.C.]

Lol ok Joe, I'll give u credit for actually citing sources that back what u say, although I'm overlooking the fact that they're mainly all blogs and hardly unbiased.

But ok, so the church has been taking money from its members and in ur estimation not putting that money back into the community. How does ur assertion of changing the ideologies inherently support economic growth? Christianity as a doctrine isn't antithetical to economic empowerment . Ur issue is with people/pastors more so than the actual faith

The early church never stood as a means of being an engine of economic power nor should it.

Billions of dollars inhaled by black churches and very little to show for it is acceptable?

 

[BmoreGorilla]

Im not saying everybody needs to go out and attend church. However at one point the church was the center of the community and its no secret our community was much more unified then. One of our issues now is we have no center of the community that unifies us anymore

 

[Black Panther]

No, it doesn't you fukking moron.

So you doing the new moon sacrifice then, breh?

When's the last drink offering you poured out? :stephena1:

You mixing cotton and polyester breh? :stephena1:

 

[The D-List Vet]

@EastCoastNaga just saw the first post and before i got to read the rest of this thread i had to tag you

 

[The D-List Vet]

Your oppressor forced that religion on you for a reason :rubiosippin:

it was on HC and its been awhile since i last saw it but ''to conquer a group of people you first need to replace their religion''

 

[SirReginald]

Lol ok Joe, I'll give u credit for actually citing sources that back what u say, although I'm overlooking the fact that they're mainly all blogs and hardly unbiased.

But ok, so the church has been taking money from its members and in ur estimation not putting that money back into the community. How does ur assertion of changing the ideologies inherently support economic growth? Christianity as a doctrine isn't antithetical to economic empowerment . Ur issue is with people/pastors more so than the actual faith

Ideology/spirituality and economic growth is intertwined. Look at the Jews and Arabs. Also, practicing your oppressors religion will still keep you oppressed. I was miserable as a Baptist Christian. The Orthodox at least gives you the Bible in full and you have a better understanding. Also, practicing Judaic customs is better in my view because you are going back to tradition.

 

[Woman of god]

The early church never stood as a means of being an engine of economic power nor should it.

Billions of dollars inhaled by black churches and very little to show for it is acceptable?

Tithing and giving an offering is biblically based , which is the foundation the church was built upon.

I do agree that churches should serve the people the same way that Jesus was a servant and in that regard yes there are many churches that are taking much more than they are serving. On the other hand I also believe that the fact that churches are still of the world and have bills is lost in a lot of ppl. In orderfor the church to operate and exist to fulfill any type of purpose they need lights, heat, maintenance, etc. Clergymen are also entitled to a salary. I won't defend the position that every dollar the church receives goes to good use, but with the exception of mega churches, church is supported by it's members. When ur members r mostly all low income it can be very difficult to aggregate the funds it requires to act as a social catalyst. I don't believe that the majority of churches are collecting a giant surplus , unless ur td jakes or creflo dollar.

 

[SirReginald]

Tithing and giving an offering is biblically based , which is the foundation the church was built upon.

I do agree that churches should serve the people the same way that Jesus was a servant and in that regard yes there are many churches that are taking much more than they are serving. On the other hand I also believe that the fact that churches are still of the world and have bills is lost in a lot of ppl. In orderfor the church to operate and exist to fulfill any type of purpose they need lights, heat, maintenance, etc. Clergymen are also entitled to a salary. I won't defend the position that every dollar the church receives goes to good use, but with the exception of mega churches, church is supported by it's members. When ur members r mostly all low income it can be very difficult to aggregate the funds it requires to act as a social catalyst. I don't believe that the majority of churches are collecting a giant surplus , unless ur td jakes or creflo dollar.

In response to that, the 10% I can deal with. However, going over that is greed and unbiblical. There's a reason why I call most of these churches, "the hood trickle-down economics". That money needs to used to build businesses in the African-American communities.

 

[SirReginald]

The tithing originally came from Judaic practices btw.

 

[SirReginald]

Christianity didn't come until 100 - 300 years after Jesus death.

Timeline After Jesus - Through 325 Years After

 

[Dzali OG]

When is the last time uve been to a black church in the hood ? I'm not going to debate u as to whether the church helps the black community as a whole, but for individual black ppl struggling in day to day life fellowship and spirituality keeps them grounded and sane. It's the last bit of hope and something to look forward to that they have.

Basically it's a opioid huh. Something to keep them from raising up and breaking free, just remain in bliss.

When China wanted to break free of white imperialism they had to ban opioid use...

 

[Roadside]

Tithing and giving an offering is biblically based , which is the foundation the church was built upon.

I do agree that churches should serve the people the same way that Jesus was a servant and in that regard yes there are many churches that are taking much more than they are serving. On the other hand I also believe that the fact that churches are still of the world and have bills is lost in a lot of ppl. In orderfor the church to operate and exist to fulfill any type of purpose they need lights, heat, maintenance, etc. Clergymen are also entitled to a salary. I won't defend the position that every dollar the church receives goes to good use, but with the exception of mega churches, church is supported by it's members. When ur members r mostly all low income it can be very difficult to aggregate the funds it requires to act as a social catalyst. I don't believe that the majority of churches are collecting a giant surplus , unless ur td jakes or creflo dollar.

One thing I've never got is why pastors and stuff cant get regular jobs. IIRC Paul in the Bible made tents to earn his way. Why shouldn't they just get part time jobs?