/lit/ - Literature

>>17800332
I'm reading this at the moment. This guy was the top ranking high priest in an African tribe from age 11 and served his tribe's bloodthirsty god (which was an evil satanic sprit) which had chosen him to be the high priest of his tribe in Liberia. When war broke out in Liberia most of the tribes in the country waged war mostly with his tribe, and he was THE high priest with many initiates and he goes on to explain how the African witchcraft works and how widespread it is in Africa, which is extremely. All men were expected to be warriors, especially the high priest who was considered the most bloodthirsty warrior in the tribe; the tribe's god even personally chose Blahyi before he was even born to be the tribe's high priest and blessed him to be the greatest warrior ever. Then when war broke out he led his tribe in battle against the government and rebel forces and did many horrific and disgusting things. One day he was about to charge into battle when Jesus Christ personally appeared to Blahyi and told him he was a slave and if he did not repent he would die. It was then he became a believer in Jesus Christ and was saved from his sins; then he became a preacher. Pretty powerful stuff. It's pretty good; it's well-told, moves at an energetic pace, is very engaging and surprisingly it doesn't have that much scripture in it, definitely not enough to break the pace of the narrative. However there are some grammatical and spelling errors, and the witchcraft and how it works isn't very well explained, and I wish it was longer (it's very short and I'm already 60% of the way thru it after only a few hours of reading).