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White Christianity, Mega-Evangelism, Black Self-Alienation and Conservatism (in English)
Rufus O. Jimerson
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White Christianity, Mega-Evangelism, Black Self-Alienation and Conservatism (in English) - Jimerson, Rufus O.
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Synopsis "White Christianity, Mega-Evangelism, Black Self-Alienation and Conservatism (in English)"
The purpose of this book is to demonstrate how a faith rooted in Africa was distorted by Indo-European invaders to support their enslavement and exploitation of African people and the global melanin majority or people of color. This "white Christianity" is connected to placing capitalism, consumption, greed and materialism over spiritualism, the greater good and empathy for the least of us. The ethnocentric and racist version of Christianity reinforces black self-alienation and conservatism that capitulates to white domination. Black conservatives are aligned with street criminals as black oppressors and threats to unity, community and self-determination. The book demonstrates how Indo-Europeans falsified the founding of the Christian Church and why. It shows how Indo-Europeans presented Africa as the root of Christianity until the Renaissance and the emergence of white nationalism and its ethnocentrism at the offset of the nation states, slavery and amassing wealth from the Americas and the Third World. Racism was used to justify this exploitation in exchange for untold wealth and natural resources derived from labor and lands of people of color, particularly Africa. Besides religion, civilization, culture, mores and ethics, etc., were taken and created to Indo-Europeans. Black oppressors were developed among Africans to keep blacks among the "Servants of the Servants of God." God and his leading disciples "was" and "is" white. Indo-Europeans are made in God's image to maintain hegemony over his earthly possessions. Blacks, like Ben Carson and Clarence Thomas, who understood their place in the kingdom are considered quite popular among his faith-based Christian flock and Fox News, their major electronic media outlet. Apparently, faith in misinformation prevails among the conservatives as indicated.
