"Do you know the man?" is the question asked in the gospel song "Stranger". What people say about him is something like: "There's a stranger in town,
He's giving sight to the blind... Some say He is the Great I Am, the prophets spoke of. Some even say He's Emmanual, The son of God."

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Usually one is more concerned about and attracted by someone's actions and words than debating over their racial features. To some groups however, the latter has been a restless crusade to create a black Jesus for Black/African people who were not devoid of religions, albeit distant from European practised Christianity,  before 15th century European's  landing on the shores of Africa, having in on hand a gun and the other hand a white Jesus to conduct their evil trade of human cargos. 

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Black/African humanists, intellectuals and panafricanists have for certain found their Black Jesus in Egyptology and the 'backing' of the Bible.

 

This contextualised study purposes to argument the validity of a black Jesus, provides elements for intelligent discussion as well as reaches an axiomatic verdict in favour of truth.

 

Duration: one hour followed by Q&A