The Color of Dirt - Davis, Kenneth L.
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The Creation account is clear that God created our oldest ancestor from ruddy or reddish-brown dirt prior to breathing life into him. So, as a member of "Team White," I find myself missing from the original family portrait painted in the biblical text. So, with the above in mind, my core question seems to morph into a more subtle sub-question: "Where did white people come from?" "I firmly believe that books like this come along once in a lifetime. As you turn these pages, you will undoubtedly find yourself questioning long-held beliefs, challenging the narratives that have been ingrained in…mehr

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The Creation account is clear that God created our oldest ancestor from ruddy or reddish-brown dirt prior to breathing life into him. So, as a member of "Team White," I find myself missing from the original family portrait painted in the biblical text. So, with the above in mind, my core question seems to morph into a more subtle sub-question: "Where did white people come from?" "I firmly believe that books like this come along once in a lifetime. As you turn these pages, you will undoubtedly find yourself questioning long-held beliefs, challenging the narratives that have been ingrained in your mind. This book dares to say what many have only thought in the quiet of their hearts. It exposes the brainwashing we have collectively accepted and invites you to confront it head-on." - Lonnie McCowan, D.D., J.D., Pastor, Miracle Center, Ventura, California
Autorenporträt
Kenneth L. Davis, Sr. (Big Kenny) is the husband of one and father of eight. He was born and raised in Longview, Washington. He was an athlete in his youth and, before he started kindergarten, decided to become an "MAI" when he grew up. He is a commercial real estate (review) appraiser who holds the MAI and other appraisal designations and works from his home office in Longview, Washington. His eight children are all grown, and he and his wife are expecting grand-baby number seven. Now that the kids are gone, the home-front includes a single dog and a dozen backyard chickens. The Color of Dirt is Kenny's first work to be published.