Can’t the Almighty God fight His battles?
May 29, 2006
SIR — I would like to know whether God is not strong enough to fight and win his own battles! Why does religion see it fit to always fight in His Name? The Islamists were fighting cartoonists recently, the Jews were up in arms when the Passion of Christ film came out. It is common knowledge that r
SIR — I would like to know whether God is not strong enough to fight and win his own battles! Why does religion see it fit to always fight in His Name? The Islamists were fighting cartoonists recently, the Jews were up in arms when the Passion of Christ film came out. It is common knowledge that radical Catholics (many of whom don’t believe the Holocaust ever took place) were behind this film. The Vatican and Evangelical united for once, to overwhelmingly support the film. Well, the chickens have come home to roost! The Da Vinci Code is a huge success, hitting Christians right to the core of the church doctrine.
No prizes for guessing who is behind this film. Predictably, the Vatican and Evangelical are up in arms this time, threatening hunger strike. In whose name? Religion is definitely a human creation. The Almighty cannot be a part of this madness. The Rastaman says, “I and I. Jah and me. I am the God Man because Jah is in me. I am His temple so I have to keep I (my) Spirit clean, humble and in Iness (Oneness) with Jah The Almighty. I don’t need religion or tainted doctrine to get to Jah my Creator.â€
Before you run mad my African brothers and sisters, think hard about the history and foundations of your religion. Haven’t we been misled? Seek these books: The Egyptian Book Of The Dead and The Kebra Negast (Book of the Glory of Kings of Ethiopia).
May The Almighty guide I and I as we seek HIS truth.
TShaka Mayanja
BlackRoots Unlimited
No prizes for guessing who is behind this film. Predictably, the Vatican and Evangelical are up in arms this time, threatening hunger strike. In whose name? Religion is definitely a human creation. The Almighty cannot be a part of this madness. The Rastaman says, “I and I. Jah and me. I am the God Man because Jah is in me. I am His temple so I have to keep I (my) Spirit clean, humble and in Iness (Oneness) with Jah The Almighty. I don’t need religion or tainted doctrine to get to Jah my Creator.â€
Before you run mad my African brothers and sisters, think hard about the history and foundations of your religion. Haven’t we been misled? Seek these books: The Egyptian Book Of The Dead and The Kebra Negast (Book of the Glory of Kings of Ethiopia).
May The Almighty guide I and I as we seek HIS truth.
TShaka Mayanja
BlackRoots Unlimited