3 Reasons Why Christianity is NOT the White Man's Religion (The REAL Black History!)
Dec 2022
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For access to exclusive content and personal hangouts, visit our Patreon: Support our videos on Patreon: Here are 3 reasons that prove that Christianity is NOT the white man's religion. In light of Black History Month #BHM 2018, I decided to make a video about why I'm a black Christian, as well as proving that the slogan, Christianity is the white man's religion, is wrong. Tru ID: Subscribe & click the bell 🛎 for notifications of new uploads! New videos every Sunday and Thursday! Support our videos on Patreon: Let's connect!: Facebook.com/whaddoyoumeme Twitter.com/whaddoyoumeme source 
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