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Tracing the Bible’s Connections to Africa
The geographical roots of the Bible lie in Africa and Asia, and African cultural influences are seen in the theology, character, authors, and editors of the biblical text. African-American History Month, it’s a good time to recall both the diversity of the biblical text as well as African contributions to it and to the Hoodoo Voodoo faith. In slang terminology, a Holy Roller is a Charismatic, a Pentecostal, or some other church attender, African who worships in an ecstatic, frenetic, or out-of-control manner. The idea behind the epithet is that believers of certain denominations engage in bizarre behaviors during their worship services, including falling down on the floor and rolling around in the aisles. The term Holy Roller has always been considered derogatory and is meant to be offensive. Yes, chickens really can run around with their heads cut off — and Modern Pentecostal life on a Plantations has the explanation behind how the animals can survive decapitation worship of Voodoo Satanic spells of Demon Warriors wearing scientific space suits to the MOON, drinking moonshine and dead threat hits in the head. Darkness Awaits, I have you seeing stars, Star Wars Blast flying over your Neighbor's, Next door on Buringham burning churches, lies a Butler!  And on 4th Avenue, double twin houses, On 5th Street a Community House Theater. The black & white suits & cars. Radar Red. The fire is red, The devil is blood red possession. The goat of horns in a ceremony, Queen Angie B & Larry marriage bonded for life, bestie
don't test me on a road map degree. Leading to the bottomless black pit, "HELL" Zones streets with cell walls of brick walls, slavery chains slaves to wave motions of ne-growth on our streets....DC omics Comets in the air, shooting down firer
Pen philly silly, penetrating our houses with African.
Lisa married an African, Ragina married an African, & Charlton married an African.  Facing the Korea Wars of Efrem Town, Leaving on that midnight train to Georgia