Dr. John Henrik Clarke on the African Origin of Christianity
Nov 2024
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Dr. Clarke discusses the African origin of Christianity; the Original Hebrews; and the relationship between Africans and Arabs.
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@arnetadyer6266
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@cedricgaming5106
3 months agoThis guy is wrong about what he says about the bible it may sound good but he WRONG. This is a ChEW My the meat spit out the bones situations
@TrynaRucker-oc4uh
3 months agoThank you
@celestialnubian
3 months agoThe bible (that you get so dewy-eyed over) is propaganda. -Dr. John Henrik Clarke
Grow up Black people. Religion will not save you.
@heismightytosave527
3 months agoJesus is the Way
The Truth and the Life
John14:6
@jean-frederic-pascalgoddar9801
3 months agoMange d'la marde niaiseux
@mr.e1220
3 months agoWhy was there a particular race that you hate so much that was so successful and easily made your people into slaves? That’s a big the mentality and debasing and doesn’t give you any power because things just happened to you. Rise up and quit complaining because people believe this shit
@lindseyjohn4789
3 months agoWhat is the name of the book he said to read and compare with the bible?
@nsabimanajeanberchmans4641
3 months agoPersonally I v learned a lot from this man Dr Clarke.
@baptistboy2882
3 months agoAfter more than 30 years a mainstream protestant, I was told by two different ministers, a presbyterian and a baptist, that the bible we read is not inspired nor inerrant. Once that fact sinks in… the matrix around you begins to crumble. I want to know more.
@DIAMONDGIRL57
3 months agoSo much hidden truth!!! I let go of religion and I am now closer to the universal creative forces of nature.
@AnthonySmith-vf4wi
3 months agoI'm proud to call him my brother. He provokes me to be prouder member of the human race! I can listen to him all day.
@JaneDoe-cr5zc
3 months agoBlack excellence
@amatsumikaboshi3000
3 months agoMiddle eastern view of White Race:
I consider myself a Messianic Jew but Islams hadiths give insight to how Middle Easterners or at least arabs saw race. Since Arabs(Yishmael) are related to the Jews(Isaac) their views on race were likely similar. In one of their hadiths(Quran Tafsir Ibn Kathir) it is explained that they never refer to white people as white but rather red (Ahmar). The hadith describes Yeshua as red as well(Abdur-Rahman bin Adam /Abu Hurayrah). In these Bible verses 1 Samuel 16:12, 1 Samuel 17:42, Song of Solomon 5:10, King David and Solomon are both described as Red(Admoni and Adom in the original Hebrew). They are also described as having shiny(Paz) black curly hair(Taltallim). African hair is Frizzy or kinky not curly and doesn't shine. Since they Lived in the desert clearly they couldn't be flat out white, but OLIVE SKINNED(Light tan with yellowish tint) just like Jews are today.
. http://alajamwalarab.com/ahmar/
@Irishmule169
3 months agoOutstanding
It’s about dam time someone told the truth!!!
@TheKenington
3 months agoProf. Clark failed to mention the fact that:
1. “Christianity” and “Christian” as a term is a totally western construct invented by the Romans and thus IS NOT applicable to Africa nor the faith of the biblical Apostles and their followers Acts:11
2. “Organized religion” is an inverted term in the last decade or so and has absolutely nothing to do with the faith of the biblical apostles. This term is used, interestingly, to discredit faith in mass and not prove any real point or argument for or against faith. Such a term should be left to those who are either uninitiated in any real faith and or are completely uneducated about what their faith ‘is’ or what is “faith” in general. “Religion” to people like this is a bad word.
3. Orthodoxy is not mentioned at all. Yes the word is Greek which means: ‘Straight True Faith”. This the term the Apostles used and was the accepted term within the Afro-endemic “Keristiology” and the Apostolic mystery schools of Egypt and Ethiopia during the 1st century onward for which most of what became known as “Christianity” and Catholicism” was derived.
Those you who follow Clark here on this subject are being miseducated.
@TheKenington
3 months agoThis without exaggeration, is the most ignorant diatribe I have ever heard spoken about Christianity. This highly praised teacher of history speaks about the subject of The African Origen of Christianity as if he is angry and fed up and is spewing his own opinion. This is no way to teach anything. All the name calling and arrogance is just embarrassing. I walked away from this video more of a believer in Christ and less interested in how non-believers and godless people view faith. “Faith” and God is not academic.
It sad to see this historical figure so powerless.
No words.
Just wow.
@tinapbutler
3 months agoLove Me Some Dr. Clarke
@MrCUTITOUT
3 months agoPut this in the university’s New York teachers college is a start
@johnb9543
3 months agoAn ducated full is an instrument of destruction in the hands of the enemy
@elhadjiamadoujohnson4166
3 months agoJesus is black!!! On Judgement Day some people will die again of chock!!!