You mean the wholly babble?

There is an extra added pressure to be a Christian because the main locus of the Civil Rights Movement was the church and the fact that churches were the only places that blacks were allowed to gather in large numbers. By the way, your prominent Civil Rights leaders were pastors like Dr. Martin Luther King.

@Heavykevy1985 This began in the early 18th century when slavery was in place. I get the gathering together, but the whites who drove them were invariably Christians and used the old Testament's justification for slavery to justify their own oppressing of slaves. . So how and why take on your oppressor's god?

@Healthydoc70 easy. Christianity requires only a profession of faith and plus, the promise of an eternal life with God in Heaven.

Which brings up something that has always bothered me but I usually don't mention it because I fear being taken to task by P.C. people. I always wondered why the enslaved blacks were so easily seduced by the religion of their white masters. I believe I touched on that subject in a previous post.

@fishline79 The white masters used religion to control their slaves. I think most slaves went Christian because they thought it woudl please their white masters.

@snytiger6 They were educated and taught the language by White Christian people.