Glad your faggit ass is bannedthe responses
But lack of answers
Besides"it was passed down" so was Santa Claus but eventually you grew up and did you homework, what stopped y'all on Christianity?
Next all the hoes that dapped you up
Glad your faggit ass is bannedthe responses
But lack of answers
Besides"it was passed down" so was Santa Claus but eventually you grew up and did you homework, what stopped y'all on Christianity?
He did exist. Even a lot of Atheist all agree that he was real although they don’t believe that he was the messiah.Correct
Because he didn’t EXIST
Mind bogglingThey will justify the enslavement, the torture and abuse just for the sake of worshipping fake entity
Ppl will gloss over this, but you are making a very important point here. These atheist/pseudo spiritual types act as if their current beliefs weren't impressed upon them by the dominant cac civilization.
Naturalism/Materialism (the metaphysical foundations of atheism) and cynicism towards religion were not indigenous to Africa either![]()
This is a very lazy line of thinking. You judge a religion by its tenants and claims about the divine and the authenticity of its scripture. That's it. How do you know that whatever ancestral religion our forefathers believed in wasn't also forced upon them by a conquering tribe? You don't.
first 3 links dont workDidn’t read the thread, so forgive me if this has already been mentioned, but Christianity was in Africa before it reached Europe. Many of the historic christian tenets were developed in Africa. The hypostatic Union, the trinity all coming out of Africa. Link: How Africa Shaped the Christian Mind
Many of the church fathers, Origen, Cyperian, Augustine, were African. Mark, from the Gospel of Mark is said to have come from Libya. Link: The African Memory of Mark
Simon of Cyrene who carried the cross of Christ was from Libya. Link: Early Libyan Christianity
Ethiopia is considered the first/second Christian nation. Nubian Christianity was very powerful as well. Link: The Roots of Nubian Christianity
There’s so many more books that document Christian History from before the Islamic conquest of Northern Africa and after, to before the transatlantic slave trade. I’m waiting on a book by Dr. David Daniels that has evidence of Christians coming over during the slave trade that were already literate and practicing Christianity. Link: 16th and 17th Century African and Black American Christianity.
Say thats all true.Didn’t read the thread, so forgive me if this has already been mentioned, but Christianity was in Africa before it reached Europe. Many of the historic christian tenets were developed in Africa. The hypostatic Union, the trinity all coming out of Africa. Link: How Africa Shaped the Christian Mind
Many of the church fathers, Origen, Cyperian, Augustine, were African. Mark, from the Gospel of Mark is said to have come from Libya. Link: The African Memory of Mark
Simon of Cyrene who carried the cross of Christ was from Libya. Link: Early Libyan Christianity
Ethiopia is considered the first/second Christian nation. Nubian Christianity was very powerful as well. Link: The Roots of Nubian Christianity
There’s so many more books that document Christian History from before the Islamic conquest of Northern Africa and after, to before the transatlantic slave trade. I’m waiting on a book by Dr. David Daniels that has evidence of Christians coming over during the slave trade that were already literate and practicing Christianity. Link: 16th and 17th Century African and Black American Christianity.
Thank you. Fixed it.first 3 links dont work
Say thats all true.
Im not saying it is or Isnt.
It becomes moot considering it was still sucessfully used to institutionally control, manipulate, and indoctrinate African (and the Indigenous peoples of Latin America) slaves into a role of obedience.
And its effects are still felt today.
The mass majority of African American Christians today are practicing a Euro-centric version their ancestors slave owners forced them to assimilate to.
With little to no semblance or knowledge to/of any Christian practices in Africa predating Europe.
Say thats all true.
Im not saying it is or Isnt.
It becomes moot considering it was still sucessfully used to institutionally control, manipulate, and indoctrinate African (and the Indigenous peoples of Latin America) slaves into a role of obedience.
And its effects are still felt today.
The mass majority of African American Christians today are practicing a Euro-centric version their ancestors slave owners forced them to assimilate to.
With little to no semblance or knowledge to/of any Christian practices in Africa predating Europe.
Don't google ham's redemptionCurse of Ham![]()