I stillmaintain that it is the male line that perpertuates the Rastafari line. My son will be Rastafarian, his son will be too. The son of my daughter will be whatever my daughter's husband will be, unless the child is the product of an illegiteimate union, in which case the child becomes mine. This is consistent with mainstream Zimbabwean culture.

Second, I will have you know that I am quite clear on the nature of the Kebra Naghast. It is not an original source, we all know it was compiled from earlier sources- no other Judaeo-Christian Scripture blends the two ( the Old and the new Testament).

But what I do not understand is why then you would question the Kebra Naghast only when it does not support your own arguements? Thing is, I am speaking Rastafari things here. You must be one of those Egyptianists again.

Do you have anything on the Queen of Sheba in your Payprii? No, that is not sarcasm,I really want to know.