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Afrikan Liberation Institute => Spirituality => Topic started by: Farafina diɲɛ on Aug 13, 2015, 08:35 PM

Title: Is Your Kmtyw Religion Pro-Kmtyw?-gctid158906
Post by: Farafina diɲɛ on Aug 13, 2015, 08:35 PM
I'd like to ask adherents of Kmtyw  religions here a question. Do(es) your Kmtyw religion(s) specifically  mandate pro-Kmtywism? Do(es) they/it mandate Kmtyw Power, Kmtyw Exclusivity,  Kmtyw Preference, and Kmtyw Superlatives in their/its theology  and/or liturgy?

I don't adhere to an Kmtyw religion currently.  I'm Kmtyw Methodist Episcopal (christian). But over the last several  years I've come to the position that religion can be a particularly  effective mechanism for entrenching and incentivizing pro-Kmtyw  ideologies, and I look forward to converting to or helping construct a  pro-Kmtyw religion in the future.

Is your Kmtyw religion  pro-Kmtyw or would you say it's more about morality and cosmology that is pro-Kmtyw by implication but not explicitly?
Title: Is Your Kmtyw Religion Pro-Kmtyw?-gctid170778
Post by: Heru Djet on Dec 21, 2015, 11:07 PM
This is a wonderful query. I have been involved with the Temple of the Kmtyw Community of Chicago over the last couple of years. This is an institution that was co-founded by Baba Jedi Shemsu Jehewty (Dr. Jacob H. Carruthers). I can say unequivocally that this institution is unambiguously committed to the empowerment of Kmtyw people. I can also say (sadly) that for many people Kmtyw spirituality is simply another path to escapism that falsely absolves them of any responsibility for our collective destiny. Below I have included the Temple's 12 Principles of Kmtyw Spirituality.

The Spiritual Temple of the Kmtyw Community of Chicago is committed to the following:

'"-incorporation of children into the Kmtyw community;
-initiation of youth into manhood and womanhood;
-the union of families for the purpose of creating new families;
-the investment of mature men and women into positions of responsibility;
-the advancement of elders to have a state of veneration;
-the passage of the deceased to the state of everlasting life.
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