Christianity is NOT a white religion.

[DoubleClutch]

1. Race is very different from family line or “tribe”

Incorrect. Race means your seed. Do a quick google search. The man produces sperm the seed and fertilizes the egg. You plant your seed in a woman.


2. The whole reason Jewish people and the Bible is so focused on the king David lineage is because the prophecies about the MESSIAH

Incorrect. It focuses on King David Lineage because it says God made a covenant with them.

3. Jesus’s teachings and purpose on earth are for ALL regardless of race, lineage, ethnicity, tribe and time and place

Incorrect. His teachings were for the tribes and the scattered tribes throughout the land.

 

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[Dzali OG]

Who cares really...

I will say that Christianity has rewarded the people it's made for. If that's black people...

 

[MostReal]

can you expound on some of the gods of the dead and fallen angels ?

are these the same as the Yoruba/Ifa gods or are these the the egyptian gods like Ausar, Auset, Heru , etc

the gods of the dead are the fallen angels, they know all of the biblical truths because they were once in heaven with the Most High. Their goal was to mimic and create an 'as above so below' religion to confuse people to follow them.

the yourba = the egyptian gods, they are all just different names of the same entities. A lot of those stories are just during their escapades on Earth before the flood

now the ones that question the doctrine of religion are mistakenly conflating 'religion' with actual BIBLE. never make that mistake.

 

[O.T.I.S.]

what would you say is the true religion / spirituality of us Americans ?

Imo… idk if people will like that answer

 

[3rdWorld]

Bible is a plagiarism of Kemetic texts and Jesus never existed..
Cacs appropriate everything and put their names on it.

 

[ReasonableMatic]

what would you say is the true religion / spirituality of us Americans ?

Since African Americans, like ALL Afro-Diasporians are the result of the kidnapping, forced displacement and Creolization in the Americas of multiple Central and West-African ethnic groups that resulted into new valid ethnic groups like: (African Americans, Afro-Caribbean ppl, Afro-Latin ppl)

There are two ways to approach your question

1) There is not ONE specific source religion linked to one specific ethnic group in Central and West Africa that applies to all African Americans / Afro-Diasporians.

Now, If you were to want to look into indigenous African Traditional Religion(s) in Africa to research and/or reclaim.

It is my opinion, that you should look into the region of Central and West Africa as that’s where the Ancestors were kidnapped from.

not North, South or East Africa nor the Middle-East.

2) If we’re talking about African Diasporic religions.

Every Afro Diasporic ethnic group has at least created one. And those African Diasporic Religions are always a mixture of multiple Central and West African influences as that’s where they came from.

For African Americans, these are Hoodoo and Louisiana Voodoo.
Which are not exclusively but predominantly Kongo influenced (Bambara too for example)
The Kingdom of Kongo covered a large region in Central Africa in modern day Congo, DRC, Angola and Gabon.
That’s why if you look at historical places and preserved African traditions you’ll see those names come back

Whether it’s Hoodoo.



Whether it’s Congo Square.


Whether it’s “Angola prison” named after a Plantation where many enslaved ppl were from Angola (historical Kongo Kingdom)

Wether it’s African American Maroon settlements like “Angola”

Angola, Florida - Wikipedia

en.m.wikipedia.org

So again, it should be no surprise that those Diasporic African Religions in America are predominantly Kongo influenced.

And for the record, you can do this retracing for ALL African Diasporic Religions as that’s where the most Africanisms can be found.

For Haitians, this is Vodou.
Which is predominantly Fon, Ewe and Kongo influenced.
This is an example of practices leading back to the Kingdoms of Dahomey and Allada.


For Afro-Surinamese ppl, this is Winti.
Which is predominantly Fon, Ewe, Kongo and Akan influences.
This is an example of a practiced leading back to the Kingdom of Allada.


For Afro-Cubans, these are Lucumi, Santeria, Palo Monte and Arara.
Which are predominantly Yoruba, Kongo/Yoruba and Fon influenced.


For Afro-Brazilians, these are Candomblé, Umbanda, Xango, Batuque, Cantimbo and Macumba,
Which are predominantly Kongo, Yoruba and Fon influenced.


And just to show you the parallels between African American and Afro-Brazilian African Diasporic Religions.

Watch the video of Afro-Brazilians up top
Then watch the video of African Americans down below
and see the close resemblance of parallel cultural continuations in two different parts of the Americas


As mentioned, African Diasporic Religions have influences of a multitude of African religions bc plantations consisted of a multitude of African ethnic groups, that forged into a new ethnic groups (African Americans, Haitians, Afro-Surinamese, Afro-Cubans, Afro-Brazilians etc) in the Americas. That forged their Ancestral African beliefs and traditions within the context of their new conditions during Slavery oppressed by Christian Colonial rule on Plantations.

 

[HarlemHottie]

I love his illustrations.

 

[DoubleClutch]

Since African Americans, like ALL Afro-Diasporians are the result of the kidnapping, forced displacement and Creolization in the Americas of multiple Central and West-African ethnic groups that resulted into new valid ethnic groups like: (African Americans, Afro-Caribbean ppl, Afro-Latin ppl)

There are two ways to approach your question

1) There is not ONE specific source religion linked to one specific ethnic group in Central and West Africa that applies to all African Americans / Afro-Diasporians.

Now, If you were to want to look into indigenous African Traditional Religion(s) in Africa to research and/or reclaim.

It is my opinion, that you should look into the region of Central and West Africa as that’s where the Ancestors were kidnapped from.

not North, South or East Africa nor the Middle-East.

2) If we’re talking about African Diasporic religions.

Every Afro Diasporic ethnic group has at least created one. And those African Diasporic Religions are always a mixture of multiple Central and West African influences as that’s where they came from.

For African Americans, these are Hoodoo and Louisiana Voodoo.
Which are not exclusively but predominantly Kongo influenced (Bambara too for example)
The Kingdom of Kongo covered a large region in Central Africa in modern day Congo, DRC, Angola and Gabon.
That’s why if you look at historical places and preserved African traditions you’ll see those names come back

Whether it’s Hoodoo.



Whether it’s Congo Square.


Whether it’s “Angola prison” named after a Plantation where many enslaved ppl were from Angola (historical Kongo Kingdom)

Wether it’s African American Maroon settlements like “Angola”

Angola, Florida - Wikipedia

en.m.wikipedia.org

So again, it should be no surprise that those Diasporic African Religions in America are predominantly Kongo influenced.

And for the record, you can do this retracing for ALL African Diasporic Religions as that’s where the most Africanisms can be found.

For Haitians, this is Vodou.
Which is predominantly Fon, Ewe and Kongo influenced.
This is an example of practices leading back to the Kingdoms of Dahomey and Allada.


For Afro-Surinamese ppl, this is Winti.
Which is predominantly Fon, Ewe, Kongo and Akan influences.
This is an example of a practiced leading back to the Kingdom of Allada.


For Afro-Cubans, these are Lucumi, Santeria, Palo Monte and Arara.
Which are predominantly Yoruba, Kongo/Yoruba and Fon influenced.


For Afro-Brazilians, these are Candomblé, Umbanda, Xango, Batuque, Cantimbo and Macumba,
Which are predominantly Kongo, Yoruba and Fon influenced.


And just to show you the parallels between African American and Afro-Brazilian African Diasporic Religions.

Watch the video of Afro-Brazilians up top
Then watch the video of African Americans down below
and see the close resemblance of parallel cultural continuations in two different parts of the Americas


As mentioned, African Diasporic Religions have influences of a multitude of African religions bc plantations consisted of a multitude of African ethnic groups, that forged into a new ethnic groups (African Americans, Haitians, Afro-Surinamese, Afro-Cubans, Afro-Brazilians etc) in the Americas. That forged their Ancestral African beliefs and traditions within the context of their new conditions during Slavery oppressed by Christian Colonial rule on Plantations.

If all these ancient African/indigenous religions and their deities were true and from God, how come belief in Jesus has power over them?