Black God: An Introduction to the World's Religions and Their Black Gods

by Supreme Understanding

Have you ever heard that Christ was Black? What about the Buddha? They weren't alone. Many of the world's first deities and divinities, both male and female, were originally depicted as Black. That means dark skin, woolly hair, broad nose, and the kind of personality that made the world pay attention. In this book, historian Supreme Understanding explores the many Black gods of the ancient world, from Africa to the Near East, to Europe, to India, to China, to Japan, to Australia, all the way to the Black Gods of the Americas. Who were they? How did they come to be worshipped? And what does this mean for us today? Find out in Black God, by Supreme Understanding.

Genres: Africa, Religion

202 pages, Paperback

Published December 11, 2013

Reviews

[Shuaronda Loney]

It was very insightful. It made the connection between different Gods and how they potentially came to be. It also emphasized similarities between religions. If someone is doing research on religion or Gods this could be another source to give you a brief background.

[Mallah-Divine Mallah]

Great Read

This is a great addition to any truth seeker.

The level of his research & style of writing is par-excellence.

[Winston Elliton III]

Great book

Even though the author doesn't Believe in the Scriptures he sure didn't mind acknowledginh and putting it out there that YAHUAH and YAHUSHUA are black Entities. Rev 1:14-15, Daniel 10:5-6,7:9-10 etc. Great Book!

[juan swan]

Very good read

I felt it was very interesting and adventurous to take the the findings of the Blackman all over the world and how he was held in high regard

[Debora Williams]

Great read very enlightening

[SELTH A]

This book presented me with a new thought perspective that I didn’t expect but it is a very wonderful reasonable perspective.