The Destruction of Black Civilization: Great Issues of a Race from 4500 B.C. to 2000 A.D. |
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... RELIGION The " Mother of Cities , " as it was called , was one of the chief centers of religion in Africa . The Blacks were a very religious people and had quite a number of religious cities , each one under the special patronage of a ...
... RELIGION The " Mother of Cities , " as it was called , was one of the chief centers of religion in Africa . The Blacks were a very religious people and had quite a number of religious cities , each one under the special patronage of a ...
Page 96
... religion became the basis of political power in a subtle and much more far - reaching sense . For back behind the impenetrable curtains of time , shrewd leaders saw the overriding mystery of religion as a controlling force in the lives ...
... religion became the basis of political power in a subtle and much more far - reaching sense . For back behind the impenetrable curtains of time , shrewd leaders saw the overriding mystery of religion as a controlling force in the lives ...
Page 97
... religion stemmed from the require- ment of sacrificial offerings from the people . This might be from ten to fifty ... religion that gave birth to science and learning , art , engineering , architecture , the resources for a national ...
... religion stemmed from the require- ment of sacrificial offerings from the people . This might be from ten to fifty ... religion that gave birth to science and learning , art , engineering , architecture , the resources for a national ...
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