Stronghold of Evil, Part 7
In Haitian culture, greetings often include a recognition of spiritual presence. It is common to greet others with blessings, such as "Bonswa" (good evening) or "Bondye beni ou" (God bless you). Blessings carry a subtle acknowledgment of the divine, and while the dominant religious context in Haiti is Vodou, this shared belief in supernatural power offers a point of connection in evangelism. We can agree that the supernatural is real, that divine power exists, and that it demands our attention. However, these broadly shared beliefs can also cause confusion. Vodou priests assume a role of spiritual authority over their people, [...]