I live in an area where white people desperately vow that black people are cursed. I have googled this and stumbled upon this article and several more. http://www.epm.org/resources/2010/Jan/18/are-black-people-cursed-curse-ham/

But the death of Jesus says if you are born again, the new man will have had not have been subjected to those curses, "all things are passed away, behold all things are become new " we were redeemed from all these, we are no longer in any bondage of any sort..http://www.my-refuge.com/?pid=1&sid=59:Born-Again

http://www.my-refuge.com/?pid=1&sid=56:Deliverance

So, without Jesus, blacks are cursed?

so now it has come down to this. .*sigh

Stupid question with a link riddled with fallacies and idiocy in general.
@logicboy, I am a bit curious, do you dislike modern Europeans?

Cursed by who exactly ?

ea7: Stupid question with a link riddled with fallacies and idiocy in general.
@logicboy, I am a bit curious, do you dislike modern Europeans?

That would make me racist.

I like everyone; Arab, Jews, White, Asian, European etc.


What I hate more than racism is my fellow black people (especially Nigerians) acting like slaves to a religion that enslaved their forefathers

Who brought the curse to Africa was the Arabs and Christians.
They enslaved Africa and condemned to centuries of hunger, frustration and poverty.
That is the origin of the curse of Africa.

we are genetically and culturally different to a lot of people.
some see this difference as a curse
what is important is how you see yourself
stop letting others define you
be proud of who you are

Logic Mind: we are genetically and culturally different to a lot of people.
some see this difference as a curse
what is important is how you see yourself
stop letting others define you
be proud of who you are

Dear friend:
Africa is a continent very long. It is logical that there are genetic differences. These differences exist in virtually every continent. I do not think that's the most important.
Instead, there are historical, cultural identity, which should unite and not separate.
I see with sorrow how one Igbo criticizes a Yoruba (and vice versa) because of any historical issue that apparently has not been resolved. That is normal, but concerned about the content of hate is something that seems irreconcilable.
We all know that is not the same one Fon to Angola, but ultimately they are all Africans, and have a common past.
Identity.