If I may. This is excellent teaching with truth and will be passed on, thank you. Dr. O. 💖

@HenrySmith-ub1fz

Жыл бұрын

How are you doing,how's the weather condition over there? and also How is your family,Well I'm Henry smith and you?

Yes, black church derived from the “white church members” not recognizing them in equality. The whole crux of the matter is that not religion, but a relationship with the Father is what brings the liberation. Religion makes null, can enslave and kills the spirit of many. A relationship with GOD, the Most High, JEHOVAH, ELOHIM, whatever your tongue calls HIM, is life and life more abundantly. What we need and you find that in the Scriptures Isaiah 53 and John 3 as the LORD JESUS or YESHUA hath said “you must be Born Again” which is the WAY, the TRUTH and the LIFE, a big difference than just being a person who goes to church or a church member. Also, all this talk about white Jesus is null and void, just because evil men used the Scriptures to lie cheat and steal and to fit their narratives, does not make the Scriptures void and the scripture reveals such men would do these things. No where in the Bible does it give white men presidence over black people or any people. READ for yourself.

@nappyscribe1987

3 жыл бұрын

Finally someone with sense!!!!!

@antoniothomas1130

3 жыл бұрын

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I love it, God bless you..

Excellent presentation 👏 👌

@charlotteSmith-yn1yo

Жыл бұрын

Hello how are you doing today and i hope everything is well with you

@charlotteSmith-yn1yo

Жыл бұрын

Good morning

@charlotteSmith-yn1yo

Жыл бұрын

How are you doing,how's the weather condition over there? and also How is your family,Well I'm Henry smith and you?

I do believe that Jesus takes away the barriers that create racial injustice. God bless and thank you for this powerful piece.

An interesting presentation. It makes one think about the role of religion amongst other parts of the African Diaspora as well, not to mention the interconnectedness of those who are part of that Diaspora. How did that interconnectedness influence political and social movements in the Diaspora (especially in the Caribbean and the US) and on the African continent itself?

@charlotteSmith-yn1yo

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@charlotteSmith-yn1yo

Жыл бұрын

Good morning

Amen

Interesting perspective. The same applies in Kenya, we have "indigenous churches" that arose due to racism from mainstream churches in pre-independence kenya. These churches are predominately found in the western part of Kenya.

@dngdnf4862

2 жыл бұрын

arent one of the first churches in the world in eritrea and etiopia. i know that christianity came 1000 years later ich in my country, norway,- after east central africa where it came right after middle east

@charlotteSmith-yn1yo

Жыл бұрын

@@dngdnf4862 How are you doing,how's the weather condition over there? and also How is your family,Well I'm Henry smith and you?

@charlotteSmith-yn1yo

Жыл бұрын

How are you doing,how's the weather condition over there? and also How is your family,Well I'm Henry smith and you?

I believe Dr. King was right, we have entered a burning building.

Phenomenal presentation that is relevant for all faith practitioners.

Really interesting!

@TheKingsCollegeNewYork

3 жыл бұрын

We think so too!

We have the same in Canada. Black churches. I grew up in one.

@bambie1830

3 ай бұрын

Wow Canadian I find you all over faith centered KZread 👋🏼

This is a great presentation the frame of reference though 1800s, to me if you want to know about Christianity and not social condition start from the first century particularly Greek.

@charlotteSmith-yn1yo

Жыл бұрын

I was on here going through profiles and so luckily i came across your marvelous and charming picture of you,which really drew my attention to get in touch with you and also i really love your profile...Nice to meet you...Can we be friends.

Something that stands out to me in MLK's Letter from the Birmingham Jail, is that though Dr. King was an unyielding advocate of nonviolence, he nevertheless leverages the rise of Black militancy as negotiating tactic. In other words he takes a position that if the establishment doesn't accept the peaceful methodology of the SCLC to drive social justice reform, the alternative is the uprise of Black violence. Hence, I wonder if Black academia has adequately explored the role in which MLK's Civil Rights Movement played off of the rise of Black militancy to advance the Black cause?

@charlotteSmith-yn1yo

Жыл бұрын

Hello how are you doing today and i hope everything is well with you

@charlotteSmith-yn1yo

Жыл бұрын

I was on here going through profiles and so luckily i came across your marvelous and charming picture of you,which really drew my attention to get in touch with you and also i really love your profile...Nice to meet you...Can we be friends.

amazing stuff

@charlotteSmith-yn1yo

Жыл бұрын

Hello how are you doing today and i hope everything is well with you

@charlotteSmith-yn1yo

Жыл бұрын

I was on here going through profiles and so luckily i came across your marvelous and charming picture of you,which really drew my attention to get in touch with you and also i really love your profile...Nice to meet you...Can we be friends.

I thank God for Islam and blessing me to be a Muslim.

@Yesunimwokozi1

3 жыл бұрын

Muhamad said satan is black.. Also he said blacks are resin .. Are slaves... Go check urself

It should be Protestantism or maybe Protestant. Christianity

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May be the whites are right to discriminate against black people in their church, may be there's a God for whites and a God for blacks, and HE wants to be worshiped separately, after all, the white man introduced this God to black people. Black people have forsaken their own spirituality and embraced a foreign God, now there are complaining about discrimination, yet they are the ones worshiping a foreign God.

@liberatedlife9676

3 жыл бұрын

Black people in America are in a foreign land. BY FORCE. (That back to Africa stuff is dumb because we didn't ask to come. Now that we're here and have been since 1619 (probably earlier) we are fundamentally different as a group and have no place anywhere but here in America). There were deliberate actions taken to make sure Africans (now Black Americans) were separated from their land, customs, religions and relatives. So we did not choose this religion. It was hoisted upon us. Further, NO ONE complaining. She explained WHY there are separate churches. Nobody is begging to be apart of their stuff. The Methodist's didn't want the Black people to worship in church so they left and created their own church in 1818! And the white methodists spent 20 years trying to get control over that particular church the Black people created from themselves. DID YOU NOT HEAR THAT? White people are insinuating that we are divisive when we have Black- centered institutions like churches but really only want to be in control to make sure our pinnacle does not exceed white peoples'. She outlined that point several times. We are constantly trying to get away from Whitets and people like you. I assume you are some kind of immigrant or a white. READ A BOOK. I mean I guess you're too lazy or obtuse to read anyway since you don't even seem capable of LISTENING. Hopefully you can read this. Then again, it doesn't matter. You're just another one in the numbers of people Black Americans laugh at. Leave us alone.

@Yesunimwokozi1

3 жыл бұрын

Jesus Christ the only GOD

@Badmanxl5

Жыл бұрын

@@Yesunimwokozi1 there's nothing in the Bible that states Jesus is God.

@charlotteSmith-yn1yo

Жыл бұрын

@@Yesunimwokozi1 Hello how are you doing today and i hope everything is well with you

@charlotteSmith-yn1yo

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