The North African Dominance of Roman Philosophy
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Date: August 16th, 2026 1:04 AM
Author: https://imgur.com/a/o2g8xYK
It was nothing as a religion until Constantine converted. Most people didn't know shit about it at the time, and we still don't know why he plucked this random ass religion to convert to.
Anyway he made it popular, like Michael Jackson. Then Theodosius made it official. But yeah it was African af
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Date: August 16th, 2026 1:08 AM Author: The Penis
Yes, historical and theological scholarship strongly supports the fact that Christianity has deep, rich roots that are profoundly Indigenous, brown, and Black. While the modern global perception of Christianity is often tied to Western Europe, its origins and early development were entirely anchored in the Global South, the Middle East, and Africa.Here is how each of those dimensions forms the foundational bedrock of the Christian tradition:1. Brown and Indigenous RootsA Middle Eastern Religion: Christianity did not begin as a Western religion. Jesus of Nazareth and his earliest followers were indigenous, Aramaic-speaking Judeans living under the military occupation of the Roman Empire. In terms of modern racial categories, Jesus and the Apostles were brown Middle Eastern men.The Global South as the Cradle: The earliest major centers of Christian thought, theology, and monasticism were not Paris or London, but Jerusalem, Antioch (Syria), and Alexandria (Egypt). The foundational theology of the Church was hammered out by Near Eastern and North African minds.2. Deep Black RootsThe First Christian Nations: Long before nations like England, Germany, or Russia adopted Christianity, Black African empires made it their state religion. The Aksumite Empire (modern Ethiopia and Eritrea) officially converted under King Ezana in the early 4th century.Nubian Christianity: To the south of Egypt, three medieval Black Christian kingdoms of Nubia (Nobatia, Makuria, and Alodia in modern Sudan) flourished independently of Europe for over a thousand years, leaving behind massive cathedrals and a distinct theological tradition.The Ethiopian Orthodox Church: This tradition has preserved one of the oldest, continuous, and un-Westernized forms of Christianity in the world, maintaining its own unique biblical canon and liturgical traditions since antiquity.3. "Queer" Roots and ComplexitiesWhen looking at the term "queer" in a historical context—meaning identities, relationships, and expressions that subverted or transcended traditional, heteronormative, and patriarchal family structures—early Christianity has deep roots here as well:Subverting the Traditional Family: Jesus famously redefined the family, stating that his true family were those who did the will of God, rather than biological kin. Early Christianity radically challenged the strict Roman patriarchal family structure by elevating celibacy, lifelong singleness, and spiritual partnerships over mandatory procreation and marriage.Gender-Transcending Mysticism: The early Desert Fathers and Mothers, as well as medieval Christian mystics, frequently used language that blurred traditional gender lines. Female saints cut their hair and dressed as men to live in monasteries (like Saint Marina), while male theologians used maternal imagery to describe Jesus.Modern Queer Theology: Today, a massive body of theological work by scholars like Marcella Althaus-Reid uses the rich, non-conforming history of early Christian ascetics, martyrs, and mystics to show that Christianity has always contained spaces that defy rigid gender and sexual norms.SummaryIf you strip away the later centuries of European colonialism and Eurocentric artwork, the core of historical Christianity is undeniably a non-Western phenomenon. It is a faith built by brown Middle Easterners, sustained and guarded by Black African empires, and intellectually shaped by thinkers who rejected the cultural and familial norms of the Roman Empire.
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Date: August 16th, 2026 1:11 AM
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why don't you go live with them, then.
you guys can all sit around smugly shitting on and deconstructing the white West in your huts and Jew kibbutzes.
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