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Re: Semite or African????
Posted By: rob_afreeka In Response To: Re: Semite or African???? (Ayinde)
Date: Tuesday, 11 October 2005, at 8:52 a.m.
"i am not 'trying to say anything'. Read what I wrote without being so defensive and you may discover much.
" i have no problem with you calling Haile Selassie your Shepherd or God. As a matter of fact you should extend that consideration to every Black African. You should be considering all Black Africans your God. ""I said that you should extend your concept of God to include all Black people. "
does those two definitions mean the same thing ?
if yes ,
i am not at all being defensive , you are avoidin simple questions , here they go again :what kind of meaning you give to the word god ?
do you pray and kneel to every black man you see ?*Study the history of the 'intellectual' development of Europeans and you will see how they got bits of ideas on the meaning of life from Black people.
i know dis .
*Of course they were unable to get the big picture back then.
i haffi add , now either .
*While evolving White, they lost their deeper history.
does not this count for all humanity ? who do you know who have not lost our deeper story but is tryin to get track of it ?
* It is hoped the reason Whites are attracted to Black Movements is to try to get the missing pieces.
RasTafari exactly .
*But instead, many repeat the same mistake of just getting a little idea and feeling they got the whole story.
true for all .
are the many blacks you speak of as per the definition you bring , non-rastafarian ?
so now , want you try a clarify and answer mi 2 little questions regarding how you see every black man to be god ?
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