By the grace of the Lord Jesus Christ he has had me locally with rasta tracts witnessing to that particular group, but more so online with an html version of the said tract and more. Rastafarians have been trick into this cultural delusion and it’s my belief that we need to let them know this. Through local tract giving and internet witness some have heeded the message and others treat it with disdain. But the word went forth and here are some of the results. God bless!
 

"Who are you? You have so much insight! Yes, there are many rastas that try their best to live a clean , wholesome life. I am amazed at some of the lyrics by rastas who believe that they are serving GOD. For example, Morgan Heritage's 'Doors of my temple'. Many of these songs are deeply spiritual, but again they are either serving the wrong god, or they believe Rastafari and God are one and the same. And yes the debate continues over the ethnicity of CHRIST. I believe in the Lord, and I don't care what color he was when he was here.  He shed His Blood for me and the rest of the world, so the only color that matters here is RED!  I don't know if you're a minister, but I am interested in hearing more from you. It is so refreshing to hear someone have a handle on this situation, because it is grave.  Many people will die believing the wrong thing, and that is frightening. As a musician in several reggae bands, I have had a lot of exposure to the rantings and ravings of the rastas who believe it's 'all about the weed and women'.  And I have met many who follow the bible.  We have an artist here where I live who converted somewhat.  HE says he serves god first, and rastafari second. I'm not sure if he fully understands, but at least he's searching.  He accepted Jesus as his savior, so I believe GOD will work in him to help him to see the light. I am puzzled how you managed to 'escape' becoming a rasta . If you're from the islands, as far as I know, this religion is very dominant. And also, just based on what I have read, Jamaica is a struggling country. I don't dare pretend to know all of your history, but there are more rastas than Christians.  I'm very proud of you for rising above your surroundings and searching for the truth. Peace and Blessings"   -- BassLady
 
 
"I am very sorry. If I appeared to be insulting, this was not my intent. This is one of the many myths about Jamaica. Most(including myself) are under the impression that Rastafarianism is the dominant religion in Jamaica, partly because the rastas draw so much attention. This is the very reason that cultures need to understand one another. It's so hard to find out things about other people and places. Unfortunately, the stereo-typing comes into play and is played upon by many people whose intentions are not very good.  Hopefully this will change as well. Again, God bless you and please keep up the good work." --Teresea Wilson

She made an assumption that Rastafarianism is impacting Jamaicans more than Christians. After I gave her the details of the real spiritual force behind Jamaica she was shocked and unfortunately by this I've realized that many oversees are deceived. Jamaica is recorded in the Guinness world book of record as the number one country to have more churches per square mile. In fact, the church I attended in Jamaica was a former theater and it's quite full on Sundays. Another church is right across the street and it is full Sundays also and they are others down the same street and around the vicinity. The common saying is that where you see a bar you see church in Jamaica; because bars are pretty frequent too. The thing is empty barrels make the most noise.
 
The reason I was so strong about it was that many oversees (as she said too) and Rastafarians in Jamaica often quote and chant that "Reggae Music put Jamaica on top." Far from the truth. What put Jamaica on top are the many prayers song daily to God on our behalf, "Eternal Father bless our land etc...” That's the Official National Anthem; Benny Hinn was startled when he came and found that out, as he exclaimed on his T.B.N TV show. Not only that, but also the strong presence and intercession of Born Again Christians. You would also be surprise at the many achievements of Jamaicans. Even in our apostolic circles - PenTab UPC of Wildman St in Jamaica was once rated as number one in Sunday School Attendance and Performance in all UPC worldwide. I could go on but, you get the point as Teresa did.
 

"Hello i agree with your views etc .I don't believe in the divinity of rastas but most things. Rasta for me a rasta is more than just smoking ganja etc. Thanks for your comments and Rastafarianism  meaning what Tafari stands for will always be alive  because its good. Seek the truth and you will find it. bye for now are you a rasta?" --vanier laville
 

"Greetings!!  I am Justin Howell (Imamu Jumaane) and I am writing this email to thank you for the information on exposing Rastafarianism.  I have locked hair and believe in a healthy/natural diet and well-being.  I am not Rasta, even though,. I am constantly referred and greeted as if I am.  I can understand why people would assume.  I normally keep a full beard and wear a lot of natural fibers.  I did not/will not become Ras because of several reasons, a lot of them mentioned in your email.  Rastafarianism is a religion just like any other one.  I do not believe in religion or following any human's thought or lack of knowledge, especially, under the preface of being presented as the only truth.  Once again, thanks for the email.  I will definitely forward this email to others.  Many blessings!"  --Justin (Imamu)

 
"Dear Bro. So True... This modern Christmas thing is of the
heathen traditions of men...One Louv."  --Bro. AjO, Elder priest of  the Ethiopian Zion Coptic Church
 
 

"Greetings in the name of the most High God.  Today is BLESSED day for me.  After reading your mail, it kindled a spark in my heart.  Anyway,  I really need to chat with you concerning this issue (NEW YEARS RESOLUTION).  I am a RASTA and I have great reasons for being a RASTA.  But anyway, I would appreciate it if you could set a date/time for us to chat about this in Yahoo messenger." JAH BLESS! --RAS KING

 

"Praise be to the Most High! Jesus is so good. Recently born-again at the age of 17 I'm understanding the Truth in full effect. Let His light shine brightly through you, Brother. Rasta deception is being exposed to the masses, praise God!!! I know many who say they are Rasta and yet believe Jesus is the Christ. Their own religion condemns them to fire and brimstone. As Nesta once said "We sick an tired of this bullsh*t game, die an go to heaven inna Jesus name." Nesta was an anti-Christ evangelist! Satan appears as an angel of the light. Praise be to Ya shua Ha Mashia who is opening all of our hearts." --M.H

"I and I Leave the I to your own Judgment. Many of us cannot get over the colonial teachings. Well! did Christ that you spoke of ever said he is God Almighty, of himself without quotation or in the form I said, and not Jesus said. Did Rastafari ever said he is God? Nay watch your step! Rasta livity is no ridiculeness... Let I and I ask you. Don't you have intelligence?" --Jomo McClean
 
Christ indeed in many scripture say he was the almighty God!
 
"Lion Fiyah, I'm not saying ban him cuz of his beliefs, I'm saying ban  him because of what  he's doing.  Trying fi convince all rastas to  become damn Christ-cultist.  think about it  ryan, what if he  actually convinces one??? i know I'm judging n etc but that's a rasta corrupted into a Babylonian Christians, by letting him preach his idiocy u might be letting somebody lose their righteous life" --LionOfZion

He wanted the managers to shut me up. He also noted about righteousness which I have one remark, "For they being ignorant of God's righteousness, and going about to establish their own righteousness, have not submitted themselves unto the righteousness of God" (Rom 10:3).