Reply to "The Word ["Amen"]"

FineA1

HeruStar said--I cringe every time I seek Greek names in place of the original Kamitian names.

--You are correct to question the names as well as the information outside of the context of a Europeanized thought process, however the origin is "Akan" not Kamitian!

IMHO my views are my own. You do not have to agree.

IMHO your views are you own I don't have to agree.

Do not take my comments personal, nor personally--do the research as I have done and find out just how little you know 'specifically' about your religion or 'generally' about man made religion...

This forum is for intellectual/enlightenment pursuits...!
I am...

12/26/057:07 PM

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