Hip-Hop Is A Religion (6 of 8) - History of the 5th element, knowledge of "self as god"

Hip-Hop Is A Religion 5 continued... Is the devil showing his mark in popular music ? "Hip-Hop Is A Religion 6" shows the reality and history of Hip-Hop explained by Erykah Badu, Afrikaa Bamaataa (Universal Zulu Nation), and Busta Rhymes (5 Percent Nation of Islam). The 5th element of Hip-Hop is the "knowledge of self (as god)." This is basic doctrine is the same as one religion that has been around long before any of these religions. If you do not understand or have not looked at the previous videos in this series, watch the continuation on part 7. We must be careful to not lean on our own understanding and listen to everything so we can judge the facts correctly. No one on this earth is perfect. We all have this in common. Also, we all need love. So if we must judge each other, let's jugde constructively and have a real concern for the well being of other's, as Christ commanded. Don't judge out of hypocrisy by not not caring about others.

This is not claiming any of the artists shown to be satanists.

Nothing meant to harm or disrespect anyone.
Show this to others so we may all learn from this.
Don't use this as a tool to hate, but instead spread peace, unity, and love. Everyone needs to know this.

THE LONG DESCRIPTION---------------
Think about the artists you listen to. Do you know what religion is preached to you when you listen to them? Do you know what they believe? Every artist is preaching about something to you through their music, whether it seems religious or not. Religion is whatever you believe and practice. For example, if you believe God doesn't exist, you will practice living as if He doesn't exist. Therefore, everyone has religion, whether you consider yourself a religious person or don't. Like it or not, you have religion. Which religion you have is up to you. It could be Atheism, Buddhism, Christianity, Hindism, Islam, Taoism, Zulu, self belief (your own-ism, like Oprahism and 'your name' ism), or any other religion. It's not about church or being associated with a group, it's about what you believe and practice. Artists share their beliefs and practices constantly through music. Hip-Hop culture affects lives all around the world but an unseen religion has been promoted through it.
Notice how satan's greatest trick is to go unseen, to make people believe he doesn't exist? What if he does exist but you don't believe? Many believe he doesn't. That's why satan is called the great deceiver. Don't be tricked. You may have not seen me face-to-face, but you believe I exist because of the work you see from me here on youtube. In the same way, just because you have never seen God or satan face-to-face does not mean they do not exist. There is more to life than what meets the eye. The wind, air, and gravity, are things we all believe in that we have never seen. Something has been lurking in the background of popular music and culture and if you truly have an open mind "Hip-Hop Is A Religion 5" will help you see it.

"Hip-Hop Is A Religion 5" is not all about my point of view. This video shows facts from real events in the world and includes thoughts from influential people with different religions so you can see for yourself what's happening spiritually through music. "Wake Up" and see what's really going on so you can know how to make a better choice about who influences you through what you listen to.

COMMENTS---------------
For those who feel led to leave comments, keep in mind I am open to listen to what you have to say about what you believe is important for discussion. So please don't write in a negative manner with the intent to offend or turn people away from this video. As it was written above, this video shows "nothing meant to harm or disrespect anyone." It would be appreciated if you show the same respect by viewing the entire video and later discussing your thoughts in a civilized manner.
Thank you.

LEARN MORE---------------
This series is barely the tip of the iceberg regarding this subject. If you would like to study this more, watch the documentary "Hell's Bells 2" available at:
http://4564061e.qvvo.com

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[Outrjs]

This is just the other side of Satan. These videos promote what Satan wants.

One group to fool you and the other to rob you of everything you have.

The only thing you have is your soul. And these people teach you to sell your soul to the devil. Be not afraid of what can kill the flesh. But what can kill the flesh and the spirit. MATTHEW 10:28.

This video is leading them astray even further. You never speak of Christs blood.

Thats the whole point to "religion" of christianity.

[TDGvideos]

@Outrjs

Have you seen the entire series in order?

[Outrjs]

@TDGvideos

Yes. I have taken the time to watch and read the scriptures that you presented.

To me it appears that you are promoting these preachers if they rap about positive things. Its not just B box and a life story anymore. Its a religion. If this religion raps about positive things then its okay. That is the impression I am getting. I feel that you are presenting Jesus Christ as a prophet of wisdom but not a Savior to our souls. God placed Jesus on the cross as a "blood" sacrifice for us.

[TDGvideos]

@Outrjs

Thanks for watching the series. I agree that Jesus was and is THE blood sacrifice for all mankind as THE Savior to those who accept Him. This series is here to help people realize what's happening spiritually in music on both sides so they make a better choice about what to listen to; Also that falling into the satan's trap of hate is easy to do even if you consider yourself a Christian. Christ commanded that everyone love God and prove it by loving one another unconditionally.

[stevelovesgod]

@TDGvideos I want to make something clear upon what Jesus says... He says he is the way, the truth and the life... No other way. And he also says call no person good. But only God is good. So there for, these rappers or hip-hopers can not have a positive message unless they are preaching the gospel... not doing gospel music, but preaching the gospel, which Jesus commanded us to do. Galatians 1:8-9 If we, or and angel from heaven, preach any other gospel, let him be accursed!

[keibriel]

p.s. I may be mistaken, I'm just responding to the descriptor. I'll watch the videos soon.

[keibriel]

From reading this description, it seems clear that the video's author feels that any concept of divinity that doesn't fit their interpretation of Christianity is "devil" business. Meanwhile, their own Bible says, "ye are gods, children of the Most High..."

[BiGMANJOE32]

There is a way that seems right unto man but leads to death

[industrialize]

@Outrjs well said brother. the future awaits as i unfold and learn our roots and hope that one day my naive mind can see the world the people and our cause individually.

[Outrjs]

@gn33ful

Thank you for sharing that with me. I am honored that you are tending to God's sheep.

May peace and Love follow you all the days of your life.

[gn33ful]

@Outrjs youtube it

[Outrjs]

I am peace with this. I love these people and I want Love to follow them and their family. I want all to be Loved and feel Love. I am on a different path now.

I have seen their pain and ask God "The One and Only Father" to free us ALL from this world. He is faithful to hear my prayers.

God bless all of you.

[SlimDBoy]

Respond to this video... What I like about this is it's attempting to educate to rectify instead of judge and cast out.

[SlimDBoy]

@Outrjs

As a Christian, i respect your mind. However I think this should refocus the hip-hop community, contributers and followers of it alike. By making those who've fallen in love with it realize what they are suppose to be representing is carrying on CX13's plan. The rappers now are no different from them kids on the corner Busta speaks of and these brothers are simply doin their jobs as the elders of the (hip-hop) community. Obviously today's rappers aren't living up to their responsibility