Kamau’s
Christmas Qu!ps
2. Yes,
there are other Trinities in earlier belief systems. But in Christianity God
identifies with those of “low estate”. ©Kamau’s Christmas Qu!ps
3. In the
Christmas story God decides to enter human history from the underbelly of
power. For instance, God brings divine presence into humanity in a teenage
pregnancy, God is an escapee of brutal child abuse, and also is a perceived
threat to the powers that be. ©Kamau’s Christmas Qu!ps
4. In the
Christmas story God has to hide with the beige and brown people of Northern
Africa from brutal European Power. Yep I know they didn’t describe it that way
in Sunday School. ©Kamau’s Christmas Qu!ps
5. Truth be
told most African Americans and Caribbean people (I’m an admixture of these two
ethnic groups) are a mixture of African, Native American, European, Asian, and
East Indian DNA. God must like a mixed up people because God entered human
history to a mixed up North African, Mesopotamian, or Semitic AKA mixed up
people with color.
So if you’re a mixed up person you’re not a mutt LOL! You’ve actually got divine potential! ©Kamau’s Christmas Qu!ps
So if you’re a mixed up person you’re not a mutt LOL! You’ve actually got divine potential! ©Kamau’s Christmas Qu!ps
6. People
ask me “why an intelligent guy like me with knowledge of history be a
Christian?” Well an example is the Christmas story (not tradition) is for me -
one of being divinely infused by God and Empowered in a way that death doesn’t
have the last say on my life. ©Kamau’s Christmas Qu!ps
7. Christmas
shows us God can use us for divine purpose no matter how downtrodden we may
feel. If God can use a teenage pregnancy, be an escapee from child abuse, &
be born in a smelly Live Stock Stable Divine Power can LIFT You UP! ©Kamau’s
Christmas Qu!ps
