"The Holy Piby: The Black Man's Bible" by Robert Athlyi Rogers is a foundational text exploring Black religion and spirituality in the West Indies. This meticulously prepared print edition makes accessible a cornerstone of Afrocentric thought and a key influence on Rastafarianism. Often called the "Black Messiah," this book offers a unique theological perspective rooted in the Old Testament, examining themes relevant to Black people and communities. "The Holy Piby" delves into religious identity and the spiritual experience, asserting ideas related to Black supremacy and self-determination. A vital historical document for understanding religious movements and Afrocentricity, this book remains a significant contribution to religious studies, particularly for those interested in African American and Black Christian theology, West Indian history, and the origins of Rastafarianism.

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