- Aug 7, 2006
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"Religion is the sigh of the oppressed creature, THE HEART OF A HEARTLESS WORLD, and the soul of soulless conditions. It is the opium of the people." - Karl Marx
"More wars have been fought and more blood has been shed in the name of religion than any other cause."
“Men never do evil so completely and cheerfully as when they do it from religious conviction.” Blaise Pascal
"If you want to see man at his worst observe what he does to fellow men in the name of God."
Religion is the enemy to the mental rise of the oppressed. Religion has been used as an oppressive tool to totally destroy the natural spirituality that is innately born into every precious soul. The devil speaks to mankind thru' religions and inspires his closest followers to hate and war in His name.
Isn’t it paradoxical for Christianity to teach love and forgiveness to all mankind, while at the same time participate in and give support to such nefarious agendas of hate and war? Isn’t it contradictory to Godly principles, to participate and encourage others to shed the blood of innocent lives; and to enslave human beings in the name of their God?
For centuries, Christianity, Islam and Judaism have all been making immoral and unethical attacks on target nations, but nevertheless God seems to loves them, and hate us Africans, because we were never a warlike, bloodthirsty, hateful race of people. This is why over 100 million Africans were killed during the 400 year period of the African slave trade under the watchful eyes of God, and He blessed the oppressor increasingly, with material wealth. He was blessing those who were spreading His words amongst the heathens and savages of the world, not in love and compassion, but by coercion, at the tip of a gun. God bless those with the bigger gun, and those who shed more blood. This is the God of the bible; a God who rewards those who take advantage of indigents.
But why should God have preference over that which he has created? Something must be wrong, because if God's people shed so much human blood, what do we then expect of evil people? What greater sin can an evil person commit, if all the evil that have been done in this world were and are been committed by those with whom God has had the closest relationship? Why should God make a covenant with those who have crucified him, yet condemn a race of people to death and servitude because they have laughed at a drunkard, called Noah? Does God have preference over the drunkard than he does for those who have abstained from such shameful and despicable behaviour? Wouldn’t one expect that it would be the devil who curses a good person for laughing at a wasteful drunkard? Don’t you see that the same God, who curses the sane for laughing at a sinner, is the same God in whose name all this bloodletting is being committed?
My contention is that we must emulate the actions and attitudes of those to whom God have had more favor. They have taught us through their holy, godly actions that the closer one gets to God, the more selfish one gets, the more united, and hence the more prosperous. In this regard, Africans have been the most sinful race on the planet, because we have failed to behave in their ‘godly’ matter. We have failed to be a selfish hateful people, and until we are able to do this, we will never see the kingdom of God, or achieve material prosperity. Because God loves drunkards and warmongers and criminals who steal land and labor and lie about it. It was our own Jamaican born J.A. Rogers who said, “Race prejudice, religion and good citizenship went together.” In other words, a good citizen is measured by his willingness to practice racial and religious intolerance.
I now call on all Africans to reject Eurocentric christianity, Islam and Judaism, because they were all instituted by the devil. The Bible, the Talmud, the Koran and history have shown that these are religions of hate, bigotry and murder; not love. We need to find unity in our own existence, and make our own direct connection with our Creator, so that he can speak directly to us. It is time we find out from God himself, through our own cultural unity, if His messengers had delivered the correct message to us, or whether they had given us a fabricated version, so as to make us unproductive and hateful towards each other.
"More wars have been fought and more blood has been shed in the name of religion than any other cause."
“Men never do evil so completely and cheerfully as when they do it from religious conviction.” Blaise Pascal
"If you want to see man at his worst observe what he does to fellow men in the name of God."
Religion is the enemy to the mental rise of the oppressed. Religion has been used as an oppressive tool to totally destroy the natural spirituality that is innately born into every precious soul. The devil speaks to mankind thru' religions and inspires his closest followers to hate and war in His name.
Isn’t it paradoxical for Christianity to teach love and forgiveness to all mankind, while at the same time participate in and give support to such nefarious agendas of hate and war? Isn’t it contradictory to Godly principles, to participate and encourage others to shed the blood of innocent lives; and to enslave human beings in the name of their God?
For centuries, Christianity, Islam and Judaism have all been making immoral and unethical attacks on target nations, but nevertheless God seems to loves them, and hate us Africans, because we were never a warlike, bloodthirsty, hateful race of people. This is why over 100 million Africans were killed during the 400 year period of the African slave trade under the watchful eyes of God, and He blessed the oppressor increasingly, with material wealth. He was blessing those who were spreading His words amongst the heathens and savages of the world, not in love and compassion, but by coercion, at the tip of a gun. God bless those with the bigger gun, and those who shed more blood. This is the God of the bible; a God who rewards those who take advantage of indigents.
But why should God have preference over that which he has created? Something must be wrong, because if God's people shed so much human blood, what do we then expect of evil people? What greater sin can an evil person commit, if all the evil that have been done in this world were and are been committed by those with whom God has had the closest relationship? Why should God make a covenant with those who have crucified him, yet condemn a race of people to death and servitude because they have laughed at a drunkard, called Noah? Does God have preference over the drunkard than he does for those who have abstained from such shameful and despicable behaviour? Wouldn’t one expect that it would be the devil who curses a good person for laughing at a wasteful drunkard? Don’t you see that the same God, who curses the sane for laughing at a sinner, is the same God in whose name all this bloodletting is being committed?
My contention is that we must emulate the actions and attitudes of those to whom God have had more favor. They have taught us through their holy, godly actions that the closer one gets to God, the more selfish one gets, the more united, and hence the more prosperous. In this regard, Africans have been the most sinful race on the planet, because we have failed to behave in their ‘godly’ matter. We have failed to be a selfish hateful people, and until we are able to do this, we will never see the kingdom of God, or achieve material prosperity. Because God loves drunkards and warmongers and criminals who steal land and labor and lie about it. It was our own Jamaican born J.A. Rogers who said, “Race prejudice, religion and good citizenship went together.” In other words, a good citizen is measured by his willingness to practice racial and religious intolerance.
I now call on all Africans to reject Eurocentric christianity, Islam and Judaism, because they were all instituted by the devil. The Bible, the Talmud, the Koran and history have shown that these are religions of hate, bigotry and murder; not love. We need to find unity in our own existence, and make our own direct connection with our Creator, so that he can speak directly to us. It is time we find out from God himself, through our own cultural unity, if His messengers had delivered the correct message to us, or whether they had given us a fabricated version, so as to make us unproductive and hateful towards each other.