Bücher von Kizito Michael George

Many scholars, elites and pastors are propelling the lie that Africa is poor because it is cursed. The fact that Africa is not coming out of ¿her'' poverty despite the billions pumped into the continent in terms of aid is luring many individuals to simplistically deduce that Africa''s poverty must be situated in a divine curse. Many individuals can not understand the fundamentals behind Africa''s poverty problematic because they are very ignorant of the implications of the global paradigm shift from liberal to neo-liberal capitalism and hence the poverty and injustices ¿engendered'' by this paradigm shift. Many scholars are giving liberal poverty solutions to a neo-liberal problematic. To make matters worse, some pastors and elites are propagating the deception that Africa is poor because of witchcraft, ancestral worship, occultism, blood shed, sexual sins etc. This argument is flawed because these vices are also rampant in rich western nations. This book situates Africa''s poverty and governance problematic in the neo-liberal imperative of creating slave states. The book shows that the so called African liberators and democrats are mere conduits of American neo-liberal interests.

The recognition of Sexual Minority Rights in Uganda is still very contentious. The sexual minority rights issue in Uganda is essentially a head on confrontation between culture, religion and human rights. Last year, the Anti-Homosexuality Bill, 2009 was almost passed by the 8th Ugandan Parliament but later shelved because of international pressure. A section of the Ugandan population is still calling upon the government of Uganda to speedily enact the so called Bahati Bill without any further delay. The catholic and Anglican churches have withdrawn their support for the Anti-Homosexuality Bill, 2009. The Evangelicals have however vehemently continued to support the Bahati bill. President Museveni, a one time critic of homosexuality has also advised his ruling National Resistance Movement party to rethink its position on the bill. This book takes you through a number of arguments and perspectives on sexual minority rights in Uganda that have been prominent in both the local and international Media.

The issues confronting ¿independent'' nation states in Sub-Saharan Africa include but not limited to: neo-colonialism, absolute poverty, gender injustice, war and civil strife, human rights and bad governance. This book argues that we can not thoroughly appreciate these challenges without a clear cognizance of the global paradigm shift from organized to disorganized capitalism. The book categorically reiterates that these problematics ought to be situated in the neo-liberal discourse that is largely responsible for their production and reproduction.The book opines that because of the neo-liberal paradigm shift , global justice institutions have been incredibly reconfigured and compromised and hence rendered instruments of oppression and hypocrisy.

Of late Christians all over the world have come up openly to challenge the tithing heresy in books, newspapers and social media. Prosperity pastors are now trying to defend the heresy because they are afraid that their prosperity ¿ponzi'' scheme is about to collapse like a sac of rotten potatoes.The word "tithe" literally means ''a tenth''. And today it is used as a Law in many churches to force Christians to give one tenth of their income to that church. Many are told that they are "robbing God" if they do not give at least this much to the institution they attend each Sunday. But is Tithing a New Testament practice at all? Is it really for Christians, or is it part of the Old Covenant? Is there really a law in force stating that all Christians must give ten percent? Or are we supposed to be "cheerful givers" - simply giving whatever God has placed on our hearts? Are you confused about tithing? This book takes you through the fallacies and ambiguities of the tithing heresy.

The current church system has become totally apostate. It has been infested with materialism and the worship of man. Christians have been completely dis-empowered as regards understanding the word of God. The trust in experiences and carnal preachers has become the order of the day. The Gospel is no longer attractive to non-believers because they do not see any deference between ¿born again'' Christians and themselves. The entire church system has become corrupted. Pastors can no longer differentiate between a false and genuine conversion. The preachers are struggling with sin as much as their flocks. The bottom line has become ¿Jesus obeyed for you'' you do not have to obey anything. They do not understand the meaning of repentance. Christians need to urgently flee these churches into small groups in order to DIG INTO THE BIBLE. Become keenly aware of Early church history and learn to sort through the fallacies. Get yourself in line with Real Repentance and Faith and BE CERTAIN that you have come into the Faith in the Manner of Scripture. NOT According to some Traditions men teach.

Hammers of critics have tried without success to smash the indomitable King James Bible. The hammers of critics have long worn out; the King James Bible (Authorized Version) has stood supreme. This book takes you through some of the most ¿prominent¿ criticisms of the King James Bible. The book demonstrates how all criticisms have been quashed hence rendering the King James Bible the best English translation ; and the manuscripts on which the King James Version is based (Masoretic and Received Text) the genuine embodiment of God¿s Preserved words. Have you been perturbed by the ¿criticisms¿ of the King James Version, this book is a must read for you.

The phrase ¿analytic philosophy¿ is ambiguous (it has multiple meanings, and it is not always clear which meaning is intended). It is used variously to refer to: a tradition within late 19th century and 20th century philosophy; one or more of the philosophical doctrines held by philosophers within that tradition; and a method of doing philosophy used by philosophers within that tradition, as well as by philosophers outside that tradition. Analytic philosophy is premised on the contention that the problems of philosophy are essentially problems of language; therefore the clarification of language implies the disappearance of philosophical problems. This book offers a simplified version of the major debates in analytical philosophy.