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To the Victor Goes the Spoils, Vol. 2: Reengineering Faith and Culture

To the Victor Goes the Spoils, Vol. 2: Reengineering Faith and Culture

Jimerson, Rufus O.

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Christian LivingGeneral Political Science

ISBN10: 1548533386
ISBN13: 9781548533380
Publisher: Createspace
Published: Jul 4 2017
Pages: 218
Weight: 0.90
Height: 0.57 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
The purpose of this volume is to highlight how Western invaders reengineered or transformed African world religions of the Ancient World into their Eurocentric version of Judaism and Christianity. All gods in the civilized Ancient World were black. The western invaders transformed them and their religious rituals into modern Christianity. They also transformed the best features of Ancient Africa's Global Culture into the West's self-aggrandizing way of life. Details are given in this book of how and why people of color, particularly in Diaspora, have become victims of psychological slavery and cultural genocide. The book looks at the original fathers and founders of Christianity from the oldest images closest to their time on earth. It describes how these images were whitewashed and rebranded as Aryan figures. The pattern of transformation described continued and heightened during the West's conquest of Africa West (the continent including the Middle East or Northeast Africa) and Africa East (Asia, Pacific Rim and Americas). The book examines the cultural genocide imposed on the original inhabitants and those in Diaspora naïve to the true history of these lands and ancient hegemony over the entire planet. It looks into how the divide and conquer strategy divided African people from themselves and the global community. Colonialism is then self-imposed. Respectfully, this volume examines intergenerational trauma and psycho-social disorders of Western racially imposed dehumanization and subordination. In doing so, analysis of how these victims have, in too many cases, become their own and segregated communities they are forced to habitat, worse enemy by virtue of street crime or reactionary politics.

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