There’s an unrelenting pathos of Anti-Kemetism that pervades the Judaic Old Testament Tradition, completely depriving Biblical Egypt of any amicable representation in its defense.  But with the knowledge gained through persistent research, and the newfound self-identity it has provided me, I will stand in its defense.  Yet it should not be my responsibility alone, but the duty of every proud Jadeist, to champion the cause of ancient Kemet, to revive its TRUE Biblical Heritage, to restore its place of honor in universal history, and reclaim the legacies rightfully belonging to it!

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We try as much as possible to resist playing the race card.  But we've reached a point where it just isn't feasible to avoid it.  For when it comes to the Bible, it's beneath one's dignity to pretend that it is a revelation dictated by Almighty God himself.  Surely, God would've known better than that.  And when considering that up to a point, the Semitic-Hebrew account of world history (from the creation of man onward), in comparison with the African-Egyptian version, are mutually exclusive, one becomes immediately aware that a choice has to be made between the two.  If a Black person ---- or for that matter any non-Semite --- were to accept the Old Testament as the one, true, divinely inspired Religion, it would entail the renunciation, whether consciously or not, of any other.  This, I know, is especially difficult for any Black person thoroughly educated in ancient African History, since they would be acutely aware of the fact that African History, and therefore religion, is the older of the two. 

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When a Black person voluntarily worships the Hebrew  God of the Old Testament, (s)he would have to do so with the knowledge that, on the universal scale of humanity, (s)he ranks no higher than a second-class product of creation.  I certainly wouldn't prefer a God who has given privilege to a Chosen circle from which I will be forever excluded.  In that scenario, how could there ever exist an idealistic notion of EQUALITY as a universal reality, if God himself caters to favorites above all others?