Faith seeking understanding– without race
Q: Why is racism a religion? A: “As a religion, racism shares all the essential characteristics of every other religion (secular or supernatural). Thus, racism has its own: (5) Community of worshipers, which is the social group that shares the beliefs and practices of the racist religion; the racist community may be a church, a […]
Read MoreQ: Why is racism a religion? A: “As a religion, racism shares all the essential characteristics of every other religion (secular or supernatural). Thus, racism has its own: (4) Symbolisms, which are an attempt to express the essence of the racist faith by evoking a religious emotion in the follower; in Nazi Germany the symbols […]
Read MoreQ: Why is racism a religion? A: “As a religion, racism shares all the essential characteristics of every other religion (secular or supernatural). Thus, racism has its own: (3) Practices, which are the active observable sides of a religion (and may include acts of discrimination, violence, segregation, etc. and may involve rituals and ceremonies, such as […]
Read MoreQ: Why is racism a religion? A: “As a religion, racism shares all the essential characteristics of every other religion (secular or supernatural). Thus, racism has its own: (2) Sets of beliefs, which are creeds and myths that attempt to explain the origin and nature of reality.” ~ Samuel Koranteng- Pipim, Must We Be Silent? […]
Read MoreQ: Why is racism a religion? A: “As a religion, racism shares all the essential characteristics of every other religion (secular or supernatural). Thus, racism has its own: (1) Sacred realities, which take on the form of a tangible object (such as a Confederate flag or Nazi flag) or even a person (e.g. Adolf Hitler […]
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The Raceless Gospel 