Only rational thinking will change the black man's circumstances in America

Science and the Black Man (Mind) Resurrection (Part 2)

A moral decline has taken root in thinking of the African-American community. History has shown repeatedly that a moral decline in man leads to intellectual decline, and intellectual decline leads to ignorance (darkness) and conjecture. When darkness falls upon the face of the deep, men who strive for moral and intellectual balance are obligated to pursue efforts to bring reason and rational out of ignorance (darkness) and conjecture. For ignorance and conjecture over time lead to a path that misguides, and it is the misguided ones who eventually fall into misbelief, then disbelief, soon followed by the emergence of weak morals, corruption, falsehoods, and finally previsions. 

“Natural Law”, a system of preexisting conditions inherently fixed in the universe, regulate the balance of the seen and unseen forces, a  check and order for all living organisms (except man), in an ever evolving universe, set in motion by the omnipotent One, the (Creator). A thorough study of Natural Law will reveal that man (Homo sapiens) has evolved over millions of years out from an inferior primordial origin, following evolutionary footsteps that appear to be a predestined pattern embedded in nature. This pattern necessitates that for the healthy survival of the human species, man should follow a certain path (direction) of social and human development that is best compatible with the “genetic stuff” contained in the human DNA. The scientific reasoning process that man has learned from studying the signs (science) of our material reality should be convincing enough to compel men to follow this predetermined path, for “truth” stands out clearly from nonscientific paradigms (error) of human thought.
 
Yet time has proven that Natural Law is not enough to restrict man from deviating from the intended path that leads to freedom, liberty, and justice for all humanity. It should be obvious that the Creator has given the human being the autonomy from the gravity of Natural Law and even the

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A moral decline has taken root in thinking of the African-American community. History has shown repeatedly that a moral decline in man leads to intellectual decline, and intellectual decline leads to ignorance (darkness) and conjecture. When darkness falls upon the face of the deep, men who strive for moral and intellectual balance are obligated to pursue efforts to bring reason and rational out of ignorance (darkness) and conjecture. For ignorance and conjecture over time lead to a path that misguides, and it is the misguided ones who eventually fall into misbelief, then disbelief, soon followed by the emergence of weak morals, corruption, falsehoods, and finally previsions. “Natural Law”, a system of preexisting conditions inherently fixed in the universe, regulate the balance of the seen and unseen forces, a check and order for all living organisms (except man), in an ever evolving universe, set in motion by the omnipotent One, the (Creator). A thorough study of Natural Law will reveal that man (Homo sapiens) has evolved over millions of years out from an inferior primordial origin, following evolutionary footsteps that appear to be a predestined pattern embedded in nature. This pattern necessitates that for the healthy survival of the human species, man should follow a certain path (direction) of social and human development that is best compatible with the “genetic stuff” contained in the human DNA. The scientific reasoning process that man has learned from studying the signs (science) of our material reality should be convincing enough to compel men to follow this predetermined path, for “truth” stands out clearly from nonscientific paradigms (error) of human thought. Yet time has proven that Natural Law is not enough to restrict man from deviating from the intended path that leads to freedom, liberty, and justice for all humanity. It should be obvious that the Creator has given the human being the autonomy from the gravity of Natural Law and even the

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