Research material. Plato more or less discovered on his own was that mankind is born with knowledge. That is, knowledge is present in the human mind at birth. It is not so much that we “learn” things in our daily experience, but that we “recollect” them. In […]
Read more →Leadership Challenges for Nations in Transition England conquered the world with the Bible and a sword. Nations of the world were taught all they had to do was to obey, submit and follow the words of the Lord and they would not feel the sword on their necks. […]
Read more →When where and how did the Black man in America become wariors? It is necessary to look at who these people of God are to understand the events occurring today in order to make correct decisions. America has never been and never will be an occupied territory […]
Read more →Racism is a disease, which overtakes an ignored and uneducated mind and the need for a living sacrifice is required to appease the gods of injustice. Black America avoided a lot of this suffering and behaviors because of specific planned strategies put in place early in slavery, […]
Read more →European medieval models of race generally mixed Classical ideas with the notion that humanity as a whole was descended from Shem, Ham and Japheth, the three sons of Noah, producing distinct Semitic (Asiatic), Hamitic (African), and Japhetic (Indo-European) peoples. This theory dates back to the Judeo-Christian tradition, […]
Read more →The Leadership Role of Riverside Church Riverside Church is not a black church. It history and experiences are different from the Black Church in America. Riverside Church is more like America, the country. People come to America from all over the world looking for a second chance […]
Read more →Make America great again suggests that America is not great. It suggests that the America, which opened its doors to the wretched poor of the world is not a great nation. The America that provided shelter for millions coming out of Europe is not great. Only a […]
Read more →What is the spiritual language of violence? Did the violence of the people attract them to God centered violence, or did God create a violent people in order to demonstrate his compassionate and mercy? There are many paths to find God; there are also many paths to […]
Read more →Harlem on my mind Harlem is not some mythical place. It is not the battleground to fight all the battles of injustice. It is not that sacred streets where imaginary people believe imaginary things happened. Harlem is the seat of capital for over 35 million Black people. […]
Read more →Theology Seminary Min 508 Pastoral Counseling Dr. C. Phillip Johnson Spring 2005 Delores E. Harrison Introduction This paper will look at the many sides of pastoral counseling. It will attempt to integrate ideas previously learned from other courses and […]
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