The poll results, a significant aspect of our discussion, emancipation from physical slavery does not automatically ensure intellectual freedom.

It is a universal fact that there is a creator for all creation. However, all the secular and religious man-made hierarchies in history have nothing to do with the creator God. They are control devices created by human intelligence. Humanity continues to expand its powers, refining its capabilities and improving its complexity. Limiting and permitting resource choices, religion, war and peace, nation-states, and group status are all examples of rules that humans have established to ensure dominance. Mankind has used his religion, color, race, language, geographical territories, etc., to fulfill his last wishes.

Let's delve into history. The Greek philosopher Homer wrote about Apollo, the first God of Europe. Apollo and his father, Zeus, were significant in Greek mythology. They symbolized the balance and achievement of Greek culture. On the other hand, the First Council of Nicaea, held in 325 AD, was a crucial event in Christian history. It led to the creation of the Nicene Creed, which defined the unity of faith for all of Christendom.

First, in 324 AD, Emperor Constantine legalized Christianity. Most importantly, this council drafted the Nicene Creed. When the creed was created, it set the stage for subsequent local and regional synods to create creeds and doctrinal orthodoxy—to define the unity of faith for all of Christendom. It became the driving force behind the creation of new historical events, such as the birth color. African scholars accept the Council of Nicaea, held in 325 AD under the leadership of the Roman Emperor Constantine, as the first time when the attendees took Christianity away from Africans. African scholars argue that the newly founded Christianity that spread throughout the world as the source of religion was deliberately designed to impose the supremacy of one race. It prepared Europeans to accept domination as a way of life, and as a result, Europeans armed with Christian domination spread throughout the world as colonists. The deep-rooted interests of race-based hegemony have been systematically entrenched in the international community. This is currently a source of conflict in many parts of the world. The so-called "spheres of influence" and "new world order" are all deceptions to force the superpowers into the defined trap of superiority and inferiority. The lively Nicaea Council of Bishops held in 325 A.D. is moving to the next level because enslaving the mind by keeping people's faith and freedom from physical slavery does not guarantee the freedom of the mind. African scholars supported by archeology explained that Jesus Christ was born in a cave in Ethiopia (old Ethiopia). However, the Ethiopian Orthodox New Testament does not accept this statement, and the Old Testament has been changed into something beyond recognition. Europeans played a significant role in destroying and changing the Old Testament, and many famous monastic works were smuggled out of the country. Many of them are found in many Western libraries and are kept in safes away from visitors. Please don't confuse the former Ethiopia with the current Ethiopia. The entire part of East Africa, including parts of Central and South Africa, was called Ethiopia.

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High demographics of participants

The size of the company

· ? 10,001+ employees 19.3%

· ? 1001-5000 employees 14.5%

· ? 51-200 employees 8.0%

· ? 201-500 employees 6.6%

· ? 11-50 workers 6.4%

job title

· ? Teacher 3.7%

· ? Software Engineer 3.0%

· ? Professor 2.7%

· ? Project Manager 1.8%

· ? General Manager 1.7%

Area

Addis Ababa 18.0%

· ? Washington, DC-Baltimore area 4.6%

· ? Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex 1.3%

· ? Greater Minneapolis-St. Paul's area <1%

· ? London area, United Kingdom < 1%

Companies

Addis Ababa University 1.3%

· ? Ethiopian Airlines <1%

· ? Commercial Bank of Ethiopia <1%

· ? Safaricom Telecommunications Ethiopia PLC < 1%

· ? Ethio Telecom <1%

Industries

Addis Ababa University 1.3%

· ? Ethiopian Airlines <1%

· ? Commercial Bank of Ethiopia <1%

· ? Safaricom Telecommunications Ethiopia PLC < 1%

· ? Ethio Telecom <1%

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