The Creation of an unloved Generation

The Creation of an unloved Generation

 

By: Rev. Frank Paul Jones aka Apostle Paul Castellano

 

Black American culture stemming African Culture is often practice but without one's heart really being in their acts of humanity. We all heard about the African proverb about a village raising a child. Often in war, the African women were raped, but still these children belonged to the community, so they were given the name under the head of that household that accepted that woman.

 

Here in America this was also the tradition.  Often men within black households claimed children, who were not their biological child as a token of the acceptance of the woman he is now with.  But often this is not done out of love.

 

By doing an act for any other reason than love, actually can be worst than not doing it at all. What this often creates is an environment whereby the mother has to constantly choose between her child and her man.  Meaning the child ends up in an abusive situation thinking her mother hates her, when it is her father who is creating this situation, because he knows the child isn't his and has not the father child love in his heart.

 

Too many children are being raised without love only because the head of the household has deep imbedded problems with these children simply because he made a commitment he really didn't want to make and therefore never wanted the prize, which was a loving adult as a result of having a loving childhood.  "Those who have ear let them hear."

 

Rev. Frank Paul Jones aka Apostle Paul Castellano