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Sunday, February 7, 2010

Trinicenter.com - Dr. Kwame Nantambu - Afrika-centered look at Christianity

Source: www.trinicenter.com
It should be stated at the outset that the Euro-Christian Holy Bible was never written by Black folks.
Afrika-centered look at Christianity By Dr. Kwame Nantambu

It should be stated at the outset that the Euro-Christian Holy Bible 'was never written by Black folks. Instead, it was compiled by White folks, namely, Jews, Romans, Greeks, who freely deleted, added, and otherwise altered their book whenever they felt it was politically expedient to do so.'

The original Black version, The Book of the Dead, written by our Afrikan ancestors in ancient Kemet (Egypt) and Ethiopia in the B.C. era, has been maligned and assaulted by wave after wave of so-called White missionaries and researchers. These White compilers of the 'White' Holy Bible lacked the innate capacity to understand the concept of Darkness.

The fact of the matter is that the term Caucasian means 'dead and unspiritual body' and 'mutant savages' living in the caves of eastern Europe's Caucasoid mountains during the Ice Age which lasted 20,000 years. On the other hand, Blackness means the giver of life; that's why a baby is born out of the Blackness of a woman's womb. In the B.C. era, the deceased was dressed in white because white represented sin, ugliness, negativity, powerlessness, death. During this era, All the Gods were Black.

In the B.C. era, Black represented might, power, governance, positiveness, beauty, life and spirituality. All the Gods became White in the A.D. era under a religious belief system called Christianity. 'The Christian Holy Bible not only condones and encourages slavery and violence throughout its texts but also condemns Blackness and Black people as well.' http://www.trinicenter.com/kwame/2006/0906.htm
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