Life is well lived only when it was lived for Christ.
Saint Cyprian, even though his name is not popular in this day and has become a foreigner to many professing Christians, he was not an unknown man in his day and age. He was a contemporary of Tertullian. He was also born in Carthage just like Tertullian in 200 AD.
The critics of the Christian faith who believe that Christianity is not the black man’s religion have yet to read the church’s history, especially African Christianity.
Christianity was and is not a white man’s religion. Christianity is everyone’s religion; Africa had and is having her fair share of the cake. It is now left to us to follow the footsteps of our fathers who made sense of the Christian faith and wrote about it, sung about it, and lived for it.
It is appalling that although the presence of the gospel has always been in Africa even right from the onset with the inception of the Church, many do not know
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