The Americanization of God: Come Out of Her My People - Paperback

by Ronald Barksdale (Author)

The church's role in white supremacy is a big secret. This book exposes how the greedy avarice of the church has led to the atrocities experienced by so many today. This is the perfect writing in an era when the George Floyd murder has opened up so many wounds that there is no turning back. Now that the shell is off the egg and Humpty Dumpty cannot be put back together again, the question asked is, what roll does the church play in these matters? Do we blindly grieve from within the bowels of these ecclesiastical halls, lost in the matrix of deja vu all over again? The author proceeds to expose what he terms, "the elephant in the room" (something enormous that people choose to ignore because it is uncomfortable to deal with). He identifies the role the elephant plays in a society awash with the bloodshed of so many. He extracts the evidence of how an institution that champions the superiority of the white race successfully obfuscates its' legacy of torture, death and exploitation, . This writing definitively exposes a church that recreates God in its' own image, an "Americanization of God" that "pulls-the-wool-over-the-eyes" of truth seekers. Could that truth seeker be you? Could the consequences of this charade become personally devastating? This author seems to think so. You decide.

Author Biography

Ronald Barksdale originally from Brooklyn now makes his home in Southern California. With a BA degree in theology is a devoted husband and dad. Barksdale excels in the exploration of the practical application of the principles of spiritual living. He probes the tough questions in regards to Christianity. His own personal search for the truth has prompted him to pen this work certain to be coined a classic in the near future, The Americanization of God: Come Out of Her My People.