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Alleviating Mental Slavery

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Nigeria

I am from "I belong to the African Humanist" before i became a humanist i was a strong catholic. But it came to a point i started asking my faith questions, i started asking my leaders is society questions and then i started asking my identity questions. As expected i didn't get answers so i researched and after 10 years i found what i was looking for. God is not dead, he is actually imaginary. Africa is still in slavery and we have to stand up and fight the system.
-Michael

Ghana

Religion, petty politics, loot and share, tribalism and superstitious believers drive the average Ghanaian. It is what drive our economy, and our people. Though we are a peaceful country, we tend to be passive and as time passes by the future becomes bleak. I became at atheist at age 15 due to my personal research while in school and i believe the average Ghanaian and the rest of African needs this to develop. We have been in the dark for long!!
-Adusei

South Africa

I belong to the Ex-Christian African Society in South Africa. If you told me two years ago that how someone that loves God so much can one day lose their faith in Christianity, I would have thought that would be impossible....
2 years later i saw the light and discovered the truth for myself. My immediate family has not understood my changed stance yet even though they have accepted me.
-Nyame

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The African Humanist is he who cares for his other fellow human.

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