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Why are Black people still worshiping the gods of their oppressors?

In this powerful episode of Movement, Rhythm, and Conversations with Tafari, I will unpack the painful irony of how European religion—once forced on us through chains, whips, and colonization—has become a cornerstone of Black identity. While white Europeans have largely abandoned the faith they used to dominate the world, many Black communities remain deeply bound to it, defending it with unwavering loyalty.

I will explore the psychological grip of this inherited religion and ask the hard questions:
Is it truly about salvation… or obedience?
Have we mistaken indoctrination for spiritual awakening?

Through raw personal reflections and cultural critique, this episode challenges listeners to confront the lie that “God saved me” when, in truth, it was the individual’s will, struggle, and decision that led to change. And yet, those who question the system are branded as enemies of the faith.

This isn’t about disrespecting belief.
This is about liberating the mind.

Unchain your mind. Reclaim your soul.
Tune in to this unapologetic conversation that dares to expose the psychological remnants of spiritual slavery.

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In this explosive episode of Movement, Rhythm, and Conversations with Tafari, I dive deep into the roots of Christianity to expose the uncomfortable truth: the story of Jesus is not original—it’s borrowed. From virgin births to resurrections, every major detail of the Christian narrative has been borrowed from earlier mythologies, such as those of Horus, Mithras, and Dionysus.

Why, then, do millions still believe in a story built on borrowed beliefs?
Because indoctrination runs deeper than truth.

Join me, Tafari, as I uncover the mythological blueprint of Christianity, showing how ancient pagan stories were repackaged by imperial powers and presented as divine revelation. This is more than just history—it’s a call to free your mind, reclaim your spirit, and question everything you’ve been told.

Unfiltered. Unapologetic. Unafraid.
Tune in. Wake up. The truth predates the Bible.

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In this unapologetic episode, I dismantle one of the greatest contradictions in religious belief: the idea that a God who supposedly gave you free will demands blind obedience, lifelong suffering, and endless praise in return for a maybe reward after death. Is that faith—or is that psychological slavery?

I challenge listeners to think critically about worship that requires submission without evidence, morality rooted in fear, and devotion demanded by an unseen power. Using the story of Adam and Eve as a symbol of awakening—not rebellion—this episode calls for a deeper understanding of what it means to truly have free will.

Is your worship your own? Or are you still chained to a doctrine that punishes thought and glorifies ignorance?

This episode is not for the faint-hearted. It’s for those ready to shake off the chains and think.

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In this episode, I break down one of the most baffling yet widely accepted arguments in Christianity—the idea that the Bible proves itself simply because it claims to do so. Using sharp logic, lived experience, and a dose of humor, he unpacks how circular reasoning has been repackaged as divine truth for generations.

From childhood indoctrination to the fear of questioning so-called sacred texts, I challenge the listener to unplug from inherited belief systems and start thinking critically. If you've ever wondered why asking questions about the Bible feels forbidden, this episode is your wake-up call.

Because belief without examination isn’t faith—it’s control.

Listen now, and reclaim your right to think.

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In this episode of Movement, Rhythm, and Conversations, I unveil one of the most comforting yet damaging lies ever told in religious circles: that faith heals all. From pulpits to prayer lines, many are instructed to simply “have faith” instead of seeking help, as if belief alone can cure trauma, illness, or generational pain. But what happens when faith doesn’t mend the broken? When prayers go unanswered? We examine the emotional and psychological toll of relying on spiritual slogans while overlooking genuine healing. Faith may inspire, but it can’t replace truth, therapy, or tangible change. Let’s discuss the harm inflicted in the name of hope — and why it’s time we stop spiritualizing pain.

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In this raw and revealing episode, I explore how religion exploits the pain of Broken Black women, offering faith instead of real healing. Why prayer pushed over therapy? Why are pastors trusted more than professionals? This conversation exposes the spiritual manipulation keeping our sisters in bondage.

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To many of our Black Women are caught in a European brand of religion

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