Making the Bible black does not make it African Spirituality

Making the Bible black does not make it African Spirituality



Making the Bible black does not make it African

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Author: Deconstructing Christianity

38 thoughts on “Making the Bible black does not make it African Spirituality”

  1. Atheism, Personal Sin and Spiritual Death

    ¶ “Our father died in the wilderness. He was not among Korah’s followers, who banded together against the LORD, but he died for his own sin and left no sons. (Numbers 27:3)

    Numbers 27:3 records the plea of Zelophehad’s daughters, who clarify that their father perished because of his own sin. This shows that judgment in Israel was both collective and deeply personal. Sin always bears consequences., including that of atheistic unbelief.

    In the desert, many who had witnessed mighty deliverance failed to trust the God who saved them. Their bodies fell in the barren landscape, but the deeper tragedy was estrangement from the Holy One they were called to serve. Physical demise was a visible sign of a spiritual rupture. Separation from God is the ultimate catastrophe, and Scripture consistently portrays mortality as intertwined with humanity’s rebellion.

    Zelophehad’s unnamed offense reminds us that guilt does not require public notoriety. The biblical narrative insists that every person stands accountable before a righteous Creator. Later revelation clarifies that humanity universally shares in this fallen condition and stands in need of a Saviour. The gravity of sin lies not only in outward acts but in the posture of the heart toward God.

    Here the connection to atheism becomes significant. At its core, atheism denies the reality and authority of God. From a biblical standpoint, this is not a neutral intellectual position but a spiritual stance. When unbelief becomes settled conviction and habitual orientation, it resists the very source of life. If communion with God is life’s essence, then persistent rejection of Him results in alienation. The narrative of the wilderness warns that sustained distrust leads not toward freedom but toward loss.

    Holiness, therefore, is not an optional spiritual accessory; it is participation in God’s own character. Scripture portrays soul hardening as exclusion from God’s presence. Death in the desert foreshadows a sobering reality: ultimate separation from God’s life and light. Yet the biblical story does not end in despair. The acknowledgment of guilt from the atheist opens the door to mercy. Repentance releases amazing grace. Today, redemption, accomplished through Christ, answers the problem of sin as it was clearly exposed in the wilderness. A repudiation of this redemption bought with the everlasting blood of Jesus Christ attracts the eternal judgment and torment of Hell.

  2. As an African in amerikkka, it’s sad to hear this young brother go through the same desperation I did by reaching for swords when drowning in historical & archaeological truth !
    Hope the ancestors will guide him to safe shores ! 💩

  3. 👊🏿🌚👍🏿Well, I would half way agree that, Christianity itself, was orchestrated by those who OPPRESS Black Folkz.

    But, at the same time, where those 👹OPPRESSORS GOT their 📖enlighten Theology from, is the same Place and People where they STOLE Everything From🌍. Including CULTURE and THEOLOGY.

    Yeah, To DECONSTRUCT Truly, is To BLACKEN Theology Up..
    ❤️‍🩹🖤💚💛

  4. As a black American that left Sunday slavery 10 years ago and practices IFA . Let me say that Christianity is a roman voted together European pagan religion and has never been African !

  5. African are not Saturn's day worshippers and never took part take in Jesus and his naked boys Greek and Roman spirituality traditions in the garden of Gethsemane in the book of Mark 14:51-52.

  6. As a sociologist doing historical research in college i learned africans spoke in parables long before jesus. Africans were doing baptism rituals long before jesus and Christianity existed. Africans were also doing circumcision long before jews existed. There is evidence the preaching styles of protestant churches is african culture as well. You can google all of this information. Im not a Christian but its a kot of african culture in it.

  7. I’m very thankful for you brother. I’m so sad to see so many black people brainwashed. So many brothers and sisters around me are in this cult, Its refreshing getting online and seeing I’m not alone

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