Christianity was forced into the lives of black and brown people as slavery was spreading. Colonialism still impacts the way non-White people look at the world; we continue to exist based on the concepts of colonizers. Christianity is one of many ways in which the slavemasters left their legacies in the lives of their slaves. Christianity has no benefit to the economic and intellectual survival of black people or brown people. Simply put, Christianity is a setback, an impasse, and a deterrent.

The answer is no. We are "stuck" in our oppressors' religions from Islam to Christianity. As black people, the historical information that would allow us to

completely free ourselves from the "white savior" grip has been with-held. As a result, we have been worshipping God through the lens of Europeans. There 

are still black people who hold images of a white jesus as they pray. This is abnormal behavior. This is the psychological aftermath of being marginalized for so long that even the ways we worship are related more to Europe's conclusions. 

More reading on "We The Black Jews." Drawing some conclusions about the evidence in the book and connecting that to actual happenings. The Old Testament has many historical references, which are connected to other areas of history, which are not preached by religions. There is so much to learn, because the bible does not give the full history. Instead, researchers have been the heroes of the day, because they examined the bible and worked to connect the stories to actuality. Sadly, what many of those researchers would uncover was blatant plagiarism. 

Recommended book: We The Black Jews by Yosef A.A. ben-Jochannan

So much is written in the Old Testament, but is it the truth? In this podcast, I am focusing on a book called, We The Black Jews, by Yosef A.A. ben-Jochannan. In the book, Jochannan is debunking the claims which are known in religions. He is referencing the religion, Judaism, and its origin and its connection to the Egyptian Mysteries System.

Focusing on dualism in life instead of being confined to the baseless claims of Adam-and-Eve's sins. In the practical world, no one is excluded from experiencing bad days regardless of their knowledge of the psalms. The physical world and all its atrocities will affect each of us. Recently, my car was stolen, and though my spirit was low and I was upset; I had to work to re-gain my strength. I found myself asking God to give me strength to revive myself, because my car was part of my income, and losing it was a great loss. Nonetheless, I had to come to terms with that reality. 

I am concluding from the various passages of the book. James is putting forth arguments about the Greeks using the Egyptian Mysteries System ideas to create narratives. Philosophy did not originate in Greece, but it was borrowed conclusions of ancient Africa. Through the plundering of Alexander-the-Great, Greece would inherit ancient Africa's work, and then Rome and then Europe would re-write those concepts. 

The bible must be analyzed by the reader- not just the church. There are historical contexts in the bible which are connected to actual history.

I encourage you as the reader of religious doctrines to conduct actual research. 

In this segment, I am reading through the book called, Stolen Legacy. In the book, the discussion of the Egyptian Mysteries System and how ancient Egypt(Kemet) would contribute to Greece and Rome's conclusions about life. How the ancient people of Africa lived their lives through their understanding of Nature became a copy in Greece and Rome. The difference was that Greece created mythical stories from the cultural conclusions of ancient Africa. 

Africa is the start of civilization and many African contributions were copied to the regions of Greece and Rome. Educator, G.M. James, wrote the book, Stolen Legacy, and he explained how "Greek Philosophy" has no history other than that it was stolen from Egypt's(KMT) history. So many of the concepts in the bible are really African-centered knowledge that was transferred to create philosophy in the regions of Greece and Rome. 

Listen in as I read excerpts from the book, Stolen Legacy...

Since leaving Christianity, I continue to focus on learning and growing instead of adhering to religious conclusions. It is life-changing to compare and contrast what my life was like back then to what it is now. I can say that many changes have occurred, and I am more at ease with life. I don't live in fear of hell, and instead my focus is on God and defining myself. 

Religions offer a physical place to worship, but they can also cause distractions because they introduce rules and rituals. As the journey with God continues, continue to focus on you-mentally, spiritually, and physically.