Say wat you want bout it, but the black community was far greater wit Christianity @ the centerfold

[Black Magisterialness]

Man get outta here with this stupid ass bullshyt.

What black person thinks like this ?

No one ACTIVELY thinks this way. Its subconscious. If I said my friend James "looks like Jesus" what image comes to mind. Chances are in a split second it's the old Cesare Borgia looking dude.


That has little to do with what you logically think Jesus looked like and everything to do with your social programming in western society. This is an inescapable fact. Godliness, in modern context, is based on a proximity to Whiteness. And no amount of mental gymnastics changes that reality.

Also, as some folks have illustrated in here, it's also hard to have spirit of collectivism when your cities and neighborhoods are constantly under threat of gentrification and downright destruction. Jewish areas, European enclaves and even some Latino areas haven't been as decimated and bulldoezed over as black areas have. In America, at least, there's not many equivalents to Tulsa or the MOVE Bombing in Philly.

 

[that guy]

False since the KJV has had the Apocryphal books in it since 1611.​

Yup. Just like now, as long as your work is done, your boss doesn't care what you do in your free time.
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Why do you assume Black slaves were not intelligent enough to understand on their own?​

This is a gross mischaracterization. Black preachers created Black Churches to serve Black slaves and 'Free' people. Not just as a result of not being allowed in 'White Churches'. There was no 'indoctrination'. If there were, there wouldn't have been an abolitionist movement spearheaded by.......Christians.​

I find it sad that you're pursuing an agenda that makes African slaves, your own ancestors, look like they had no intelligence, no ability to think, and no comprehension of their own self-worth.​

I wasn’t going to respond to this after I read the first sentence. The apocrypha hasn’t been included in the KJV SINCE 1611.

How would a illiterate slave understand the language of the Bible especially in the allegorical sense when people TODAY can’t even understand the Bible without direction from a pastor or other religious scholar?

Saying black Americans weren’t indoctrinated into Christianity by white slavers just might be the dumbest post you made in this entire thread