By Al-Bishak
THIS is to wish our dear Christian members hearty greetings in celebration of Jesus Christ. We rejoice with the Christians, and are proud of what black Africans have done to lay a solid foundation for Christianity in the world such that it has become a global religion with non-Africans claiming it as their own.
We celebrate Christ as a black Hebrew and his mother popularly called the Black Madonna in Christendom. Not that the racial color of Christ matters but it matters where Eurasians have whitewashed the images of God, Christ, Angels, Prophets, etc to look Eurasian but Satan made to look black! We celebrate those who established the first church in the world, the Abyssinian Church of Ethiopia linked to St. Matthew and the second church, the Coptic Church of Rhacotis (Alexandria) linked to St. Mark.
These twin African churches predated any such church in Europe by over 200-300 years. We celebrate the Coptic Archbishop of Rhacotis (Alexandria) for using the title Pope before it was taken away, and confined to the use of the Archbishop of Rome.
We celebrate the earliest Popes who were black Africans from North Africa but today the blackman is far from being another Pope. We celebrate the black African intellectual powerhouse and clergyman, St. Augustine of Hippo, Algeria, who laid foundation for Christianity in Eurasia.
We celebrate the black Hebrews for writing both the Old and New Testaments of The Bible in Rhacotis (Alexandria) not in Eurasia.
When we celebrate Christ, as Africans, we should celebrate the blackman’s achievements in spiritual matters and live in peace with everyone. Merry Christmas!
