Some writers try to express ideals in their works that the masses want to read, but the new author (from Greenville, Alabama), Anthony McHenry, writes boldly what the masses need to read. McHenry is by far not an entertainment writer. His first work, Scriptures for the Black Nation, is an emotionally deep inquiry into the underlying framework of the African American mentality. He forces you to look within yourself and face that which makes you a great human being, and that which makes you a involuntary savage. He both praises the great achievements of the African American society and provokes the African American reader to take a soul cleansing journey through the secret sins of the human experience. It is a worship, scolding and empowerment of the African American state of mind.

Though short in pages, this e-book (available at lulu.com) overflows with McHenry’s compassionate method of psychoanalyzing the cryptic knowledge of some of the world’s most popular and influential philosophies, idealisms, and religious and cultural dogmas; drawing out of each of them useful principles and wisdoms that he exploits in an attempt to cause a positive affect on the African American society and all persons who dare to read this work.