Ota Benga

Q: Who was Ota Benga and why was he mistreated?

Ota Benga was an African man, a husband and father, who was cruelly captured in the Congo. He was mistreated by Darwinists who sought to use him as a living display to promote the false claim that humans share an ancestry with apes.

Q: How does the story of Ota Benga illustrate the dangers of materialist philosophy?

The case highlights how the rejection of human dignity and the focus on materialist agendas can lead to barbaric and unconscionable acts against fellow human beings.

Q: What does the display of a human being in a zoo reveal about Darwinist practices?

It reveals a willingness to abandon ethics and basic human rights in a desperate attempt to find or manufacture evidence for a false theory.

Q: Why is the treatment of Ota Benga considered a significant historical event?

It serves as a sobering example of the irrational actions taken by individuals obsessed with validating materialist claims at the cost of human life and honor.

Abstract

This video recounts the dehumanizing treatment of Ota Benga, an African man captured and displayed in American zoos by proponents of materialist ideology. It exposes the irrational lengths to which those seeking to promote false theories of human ancestry have gone, highlighting the cruelty committed under the guise of scientific inquiry. The narrative serves as a critique of the moral failings inherent in Darwinist pursuits.