The Black Man, the Father of Civilization, Proven by Biblical History

"The Black Man, the Father of Civilization, Proven by Biblical History" by James Morris Webb is a compelling exploration of history and religion that seeks to redefine the narrative of civilization’s origins and the place of black people within it. This book strategically weaves together biblical interpretations and historical assertions to argue that the black man is not merely a participant in history but its very foundation. Webb focuses on key biblical figures and descendants of Ham, such as Nimrod and the ancient Egyptians, presenting them as ancestors of the black race who pioneered early civilization with achievements in governance, art, and science. By carefully selecting scriptural references and challenging established historical accounts, the book champions the idea that the black community's contributions have been deliberately overlooked, and ultimately, works to reclaim and elevate the black man's historical legacy as the father of civilization, advocating for a reevaluation of history through a lens of racial pride and biblical validation.