BLM (Black Lives Matter) is a type of Baal worship.

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Truth7t7 said:
The co-founder of Black Lives Matter (Patrisse Cullors) stated she uses the practice of (Ifa) in political protest events?

As seen below (Ifa) is witchcraft/satanism (Santeria) (Voodoo) Etc

She also advocates prison abolition, a parallel to defunding the police in the USA

Wikipedia: Patrisse Cullors

Patrisse Cullors (born June 20, 1983) is an American artist and activist. Cullors is an advocate for prison abolition in Los Angeles and a co-founder of the Black Lives Matter movement. She is also a LGBTQ activist.

Cullors was born in Los Angeles, California. She grew up in Pacoima, a low-income neighborhood in the San Fernando Valley.[1] She became an activist early in life, joining the Bus Riders Union as a teenager.[1]
Cullors recalls being forced from her home at sixteen when she revealed her queer identity to her parents.[2] She was involved with the Jehovah's Witnesses as a child, but later grew disillusioned with the church. She developed an interest in the Nigerian religious tradition of Ifá, incorporating its rituals into political protest events. She told an interviewer:
For me, seeking spirituality had a lot to do with trying to seek understanding about my conditions—how these conditions shape me in my everyday life and how I understand them as part of a larger fight, a fight for my life.​

Wikipedia: Ifa

Ifá is practiced throughout the Americas, West Africa, and the Canary Islands, in the form of a complex religious system, and plays a critical role in the traditions of Santería, Candomblé, Palo, Umbanda, Vodou, and other Afro-American faiths, as well as in some traditional African religions.
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...and currently use alenskys "rules for radicals"...which book was dedicated to lucifer
 
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Absolutely said:
...and currently use alenskys "rules for radicals"...which book was dedicated to lucifer
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I agree, not many are aware of Saul Alinsky the commie Satanist, Hillary, Obama, and many others followed his work

The game plan in "Rules For Radicals" is exactly the game being played today, the difference from the 70's to this present day is, the left has the propaganda machine media at their disposal.
 
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acts5_29 said:
This is ridiculous. BLM is neither a terrorist organization, nor does it have anything whatsoever remotely to do with Baal worship.

PLUS: this THREAD has absolutely nothing whatsoever to do with the Bible.
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Wow, every single point you got wrong .

All of them.

Baal is man worship.

Everything outside God is man worship.

The original sin was satan convincing eve of self worship.

All principalities are local demon princes. BLM has one.
As does all democratic affiliates.

It is all going to satanic base.

Satan is now ruling the democratic party and all affiliates.

No more is it hidden.

Look at their faces. Full of hate and nastyness.
 
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Chester said:
I do not necessarily support Black Lives Matter - that is not the point.

But black lives do matter, and we all do need to care about the plight of minorities in this country. Whites have taken advantage of and enslaved blacks in our country's history. Whether Jesus was white, or light-skinned, or dark-skinned is very irrelevant I think.

But calling BLM Baal worship is not going to help the current situation at all.
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Baal Is a god.
Demon god.

All of the democratic party has joined it.

It is what it is.
 
JohnPost1 said:
Don't kneel to anyone ever.
The "black or dark Christ" is Baal, Baal was an African idol/demon worshiped by pagans, this same demon in Egypt was worshiped in the form of Seth, Anubis, etc.
See the Wikipedia article on Baal, and you will see that the gesture of the outstretched arm and closed hand is the same as done by the statue of Baal, as do the Black Lives Matter, communists, Afro groups, etc., all of whom love this same demon.
As is known, the Hebrews were light-skinned, and Jesus certainly also was light-skinned, although I do not believe he had light brown/blond hair and blue eyes, it is very likely that he looked like a typical Jewish and Syrian today, see the appearance of Solomon :
"My beloved [is] white and pink; he is the first among ten thousand.
His head [is like] the most refined gold, his hair is curly, black as a raven."
Song of Solomon 5:10-11
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Why bow down to Wikipedia ?

Men have been using color as some sort of determining factor from the beginning . The Mormons in the last few years changed its policy.
As Christian we walk by faith the unseen .we do not wrestles against flesh and bones skin colors. but do against the unseen forces who promote wrestling against flesh and blood .

Satan a serial murderer from the beginning hating the whole human race as those subject to salvation. We are commanded not just a good suggestion. . .to know no man after the flesh . And even though some did know Christ for a one time outward demonstration .We know him no more that way. God is not a man .He is the invisible God .

It would appear to be Dr. Martin Luther King's goal. Many before and many continue to follow Jesus, led by the father .

2 Corinthians 5:16 Wherefore "henceforth" know we no man after the flesh: yea, though we have known Christ after the flesh, yet now "henceforth" know we him no more.

All Believers matter.
 
kaylagrl said

We're here to discuss the topic posted in the thread. That's what we do here. If you don't like the topic there are literally a thousand more you can take part in.


This forum is bible discussion forum. Topics should be bible based not just anything. The topic in this thread and any political talks for instance are better discussed under other forums. You can take them to the christian News forum. . Definitely not here, if we understand why we are here.

if what you said above about discussing any kind of topic posted here is right, then we are getting somethings wrong in my opinion

Remain blessed
 
Absolutely said:
And btw
BLM has nothing to do with black lives mattering.

It is a catalyst for hatred racism and demon activity.

Wake up people...they want us to hate each other.
BLM is pure racism.
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Black lives already mattered to all white abolitionists and to any decent individual since and especially if Christian. End of discussion!
 
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infinitekhanol said:
This forum is bible discussion forum. Topics should be bible based not just anything. The topic in this thread and any political talks for instance are better discussed under other forums. You can take them to the christian News forum. . Definitely not here, if we understand why we are here.
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If the post should have been elsewhere it would have been moved there by mods. Baal worship is talked about in the Bible, therefore it's in the BDF forum. I know how things work here, check how long I have been here ;)


infinitekhanol said:
if what you said above about discussing any kind of topic posted here is right, then we are getting somethings wrong in my opinion

Remain blessed
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No, not any subject, but this one is talking about Baal worship so unless a mod says so and moves it, it's in the right place.
 
Chester said:
I do not necessarily support Black Lives Matter - that is not the point.

But black lives do matter, and we all do need to care about the plight of minorities in this country. Whites have taken advantage of and enslaved blacks in our country's history. Whether Jesus was white, or light-skinned, or dark-skinned is very irrelevant I think.

But calling BLM Baal worship is not going to help the current situation at all.
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BLM is an organization period. they have members and leadership period. They are not a Christian chat site nor are they mentioned in the Bible. The conversation is less to do with Baal which is found in the bible and more to do with a non-Christian group with a secular agenda.
 
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CS1 said:
this thread needs to be removed and a few trolls too. also, we have a Lucifer meme as a type of avatar? Please remove that immediately as I have asked you to do.

Thank you.
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Sup CS1 why the red x, was this post not approved by a mod?!! And I said if it should be moved a mod would move it. Is there a reason for the x?? Remove it please. I didn't say I agreed or disagreed with the thread. And CC please get rid of this red x, apparently people don't understand what it's used for and others are using it as a weapon.
 
CS1 said:
BLM is an organization period. they have members and leadership period. They are not a Christian chat site nor are they mentioned in the Bible. The conversation is less to do with Baal which is found in the bible and more to do with a non-Christian group with a secular agenda.
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Then move it to the news forum. But the poster said this is a racist discussion, it is not. Someone approved this thread, who and why? And BLM is more than and "organization" with a secular agenda.
 
kaylagrl said:
Sup CS1 why the red x, was this post not approved by a mod?!! And I said if it should be moved a mod would move it. Is there a reason for the x?? Remove it please. I didn't say I agreed or disagreed with the thread. And CC please get rid of this red x, apparently people don't understand what it's used for and others are using it as a weapon.
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Hi Kayagrl ,

please the red x only means I disagree with nothing personal you are correct :) however, I have posted in a different post to the thread so I did not direct my response to you but all. Again you are correct in all you said to the other person about the thread the context of my red X was explained.
 
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kaylagrl said:
Then move it to the news forum. But the poster said this is a racist discussion, it is not. Someone approved this thread, who and why? And BLM is more than and "organization" with a secular agenda.
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well, Kaylagrl unfortunately some are making it so. Ba al. is no longer the contrast or context for some it is the BLM organization. So if it a bible topic I am not seeing it more of a current event thing.
 
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JohnPost1 said:
Don't kneel to anyone ever.
The "black or dark Christ" is Baal, Baal was an African idol/demon worshiped by pagans, this same demon in Egypt was worshiped in the form of Seth, Anubis, etc.
See the Wikipedia article on Baal, and you will see that the gesture of the outstretched arm and closed hand is the same as done by the statue of Baal, as do the Black Lives Matter, communists, Afro groups, etc., all of whom love this same demon.
As is known, the Hebrews were light-skinned, and Jesus certainly also was light-skinned, although I do not believe he had light brown/blond hair and blue eyes, it is very likely that he looked like a typical Jewish and Syrian today, see the appearance of Solomon :
"My beloved [is] white and pink; he is the first among ten thousand.
His head [is like] the most refined gold, his hair is curly, black as a raven."
Song of Solomon 5:10-11
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Interesting information. I just don't like your defensiveness.

As it is known, the Hebrews were mixed, coming from Babylonians (Abraham), other nations of Egyptian slaves that went out with Israel, absorbing the Hivites, a group of Midianite virgins they married, Ruth was a Moabitess, Moses' wife Zipporah was a black Midianite and hence at least some Midianites were black, although majority of Hebrews were not dark skinned (as indicated by Miriam leprosy event), it's completely reasonable to accept that they were a present minority. The Hebrews were pretty much a melting pot of diverse nations, especially in their early days, and it becomes clear with a quick observation that they were racially mixed and were set apart religiously, not so much racially.

It's the safest to assume that Hebrews were olive-ish, since they were mixed. Kind of like Italians are today, who range from white to brown. Which would fit right in with the Song of Solomon there is "my beloved is white and ruddy" but also "I am black but comely" which isn't right of you to leave out. We should not twist the Bible in order to be inclusive, but a diversity of peoples was included into Christ and His people and there's no reason for anyone to wrestle that. Even the Asians got included and mentioned (the Magi who visited baby Jesus)!
 
CS1 said:
Hi Kayagrl ,

please the red x only means I disagree with nothing personal you are correct :) however, I have posted in a different post to the thread so I did not direct my response to you but all. Again you are correct in all you said to the other person about the thread the context of my red X was explained.
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I'm good with that. I don't personally agree with the treads position. I just figure someone had to ok it to be here. I'll let you mods duke that out ;)
 
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