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A Special Message to the World

From Bishop Prof. Rudolph Q. Kwanue Sr., PhD
Father of Critical Thinkers | Global Theologian | Founder of the Christ Believers Movement

Welcome to the official platform of Bishop Prof. Rudolph Q. Kwanue Sr., PhD, globally known as The Father of Critical Thinkers — a voice of truth in a time of religious deception and silence.

He is a global leader in critical thinking, theological writing, leadership, mentorship, education, and ministerial training, with deep expertise in philosophy, theology, and counseling. But more than all these, Bishop Kwanue is a man who refuses to follow the crowd — especially when the crowd is wrong.

Breaking Religious Chains Bishop Kwanue does not believe in the “forefather system” — the idea that what one said, all must say. He rejects blind tradition and man-made doctrines handed down without questioning.

He challenges believers to think, question, and seek progressive revelation — the unfolding truth that continues to be revealed by God, not locked away in outdated religious systems.

He believes many of the original sacred books were omitted intentionally, and that those who selected and picked among the holy texts were often uneducated, untrained, and driven by political agendas. Some did it to gain land, others to ride ships and enslave Africans.

These decisions have caused serious spiritual errors and confusion in modern Christianity.
“When politics enters the pulpit, truth is exiled. But God’s word was never meant to be colonized.”

— Bishop Prof. Rudolph Q. Kwanue Sr., PhD

Reclaiming the Lost Truth Through his movement — the Christ Believers Movement (CBM) — and his revolutionary book, the Christ Believers Book (CBB), Bishop Kwanue is leading the charge to restore what was stolen, expose religious fraud, and return the focus to Christ, not church politics.

He does not preach religion — he preaches revelation. He is not a follower of “say-so” theology — he is a builder of divine insight.

If you are tired of powerless preaching, church division, and rituals without reason, this is your invitation.

Join the Movement Follow the Christ Believers Movement Study Rudolph Theology Read the Christ Believers Book (CBB) Learn the truth behind what was hidden, changed, or left out.

This is not religion. This is revelation. This is truth without fear.

Bishop Prof. Rudolph Q. Kwanue Sr., PhD Founder and President, Christ Believers Movement Author of the Christ Believers Book Father of Critical Thinkers

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Date: 19 August 2020
Candidate: BIZIMANA RUBANDA Jacques
Degree: Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)

We are honored to announce the successful defense of the Final Doctoral Thesis by BIZIMANA RUBANDA Jacques. This achievement marks a significant milestone in his academic journey and a valuable contribution to the body of knowledge in his field.

The doctoral research reflects years of dedication, rigorous study, and innovative thinking, offering both theoretical insights and practical applications that will positively impact the academic community and beyond.

📌 Highlights of the Event:

  • Presentation of the thesis findings before the academic committee
  • Defense session with distinguished professors and examiners
  • Recognition of the candidate’s scholarly contribution

This outstanding accomplishment not only crowns his doctoral journey but also stands as an inspiration to other scholars pursuing excellence in research and innovation.

We extend our warmest congratulations to Dr. BIZIMANA RUBANDA Jacques on this remarkable achievement! 🎉

How These Men Changed the Spiritual Destiny of the World

By Bishop Prof. Rudolph Q. Kwanue, Sr, PhD.

Father of critical thinkers.

Let’s take a simple walk through history and learn about six great men who helped shape the spiritual direction of the world — from Adam, the first man, to Rudolph, a reformer and spiritual father in our generation.

1. Adam – The First Human

Era: Before the great flood (Pre-historic / Antediluvian)

Time: Unknown

Role: Father of humanity

Impact: Adam was the first man created by Yahweh. He lived in Eden and had direct fellowship with Yahweh.

When he disobeyed, sin entered the world. His story teaches us how humanity’s journey with Yahweh began.

Antediluvian means “before the great flood.”

2. Noah – The Preacher of Righteousness

Era: Before and after the flood

Time: Around 3000–2500 BCE

Role: Righteous man and ark builder

Impact: Noah obeyed Yahweh and built the ark that saved his family and animals from the flood.

His story teaches us to trust Yahweh, even when others doubt us.

Postdiluvian means “after the flood.”

3. Abraham – The Father of Faith

Era: Bronze Age / Patriarchal Time

Time: Around 2000–1800 BCE

Role: Man of faith and obedience

Impact: Abraham left his home to follow Yahweh’s voice. He became the father of many nations. His faith began a new relationship between Yahweh and mankind.

Patriarch means a founding spiritual father.

4. Jesus (Yeshua) – The Savior of the World

Era: Roman Empire

Time: Born around 4 BCE, died around 30–33 CE

Role: Son of Yahweh, Messiah

Impact: Jesus came to bring or introduce salvation through love, truth, and sacrifice. He died for our sins and rose again to give us eternal life according to the Bible.

Messiah means the chosen or anointed Savior.

5. Mohamed (Muhammad) – The Final Prophet in Islam

Era: 6th–7th Century CE

Time: Born in 570 CE, died in 632 CE

Role: Messenger of Allah

Impact: Mohamed received the Qur’an and taught people to worship one true Yahweh (Allah).

He brought peace and discipline through prayer and fasting, and united many tribes under one faith.

6. Rudolph – A Reformer for This Generation

Era: 21st Century (Modern Time)

Time: Born in 1985, accepted Christ on February 12, 1992

Role: Spiritual reformer, educator, church and movement founder

Spiritual Journey and Impact:

Bishop Prof. Rudolph Q. Kwanue, Sr., PhD, was born in Nimba County, Liberia, from the Gio tribe.

He gave his life to Christ as a child during Liberia’s civil war (1990–2003).

He worshipped in several village churches including Inland Church, Lutheran Church, and Methodist Church, where he learned about humility, endurance, and spiritual growth.

In 2004, he moved to Monrovia and joined World Harvest Center Church, where he served until 2007.

That same year, Yahweh led him to start Church of Grace International Ministries Inc. and several other organizations such as:

Rudolph Kwanue University College

Grace International Bible University

Christian Leaders Connection (CLC)

World Independence Council of Churches

Independent Council of Liberia Churches, and many more.

Bishop Rudolph High School

Education and Wisdom:

He studied Theology, education and Religious Studies, trained by both men and Yahweh.

Yahweh allowed him to go through different church experiences and life environments to understand the world’s belief systems and the condition of the African church.

Through this, Yahweh gave him the vision to reform the Body of Christ and help restore Yahweh’s Kingdom on Earth.

He is the founder of the Christ Believers Movement (CBM) and Rudolph Theology — a new global belief system focused on truth, restoration, and deep thinking.

Rudolph received what he calls progressive revelations — deeper understanding from Yahweh — to help rewrite the Bible into the Christ Believers Book (CBB).

This book aims to correct:

Human errors,

Man-made religious rules,

Contradictions, and

Doctrines that have confused the church.

Rudolph Theology teaches that:

Yahweh is good and holy — not the creator of evil,

Yahweh never had a wife or a biological son,

He sends messengers, not family gods,

Yahweh designed Earth as man’s home — not heaven.

Critical Thinking means thinking clearly, wisely, and not just copying others blindly.

Finally,

From Adam to Rudolph, Yahweh has always raised men to bring truth in dark times. Each of them played a powerful role in guiding the world toward Yahweh’s truth.

Today, you are living in your own era.

Will you rise with truth, or stay silent in confusion?

Let’s walk in truth, seek knowledge, and help restore the Kingdom of Yahweh.

Critical Thinkers father

As a father of Critical Thinkers, I have respect for Confucianism and the Bahá’í Faith are two peaceful belief systems that show great respect for all people and religions.

Please take your time to read through for just 3 minutes

By Bishop Prof. Rudolph Q. Kwanue Sr., PhD

Founder of Rudolph Theology, Father of Critical Thinkers, and CEO of Christ Believers Book (CBB)

Introduction

As the Father of Critical Thinkers, I have studied many religions. Though I believe in Jesus Christ, I must confess honestly:

Confucianism and the Bahá’í Faith are two peaceful belief systems that show great respect for all people and religions.

They do not argue, fight, or condemn others. In fact, they follow godly values like peace, love, and unity—even though they don’t focus on claiming God directly.

I believe these two groups truly reflect what God wants from humanity.

In our world today, religion still shapes how people think, live, and decide what is right or wrong. But since each religion claims to be the truth, we must ask a serious question:

Who is really telling the truth about God?

As the founder of Rudolph Theology and the Christ Believers Book (CBB), I believe we must understand the history and beliefs of each religion to wisely search for truth.

This article gives a simple and clear background of world religions—their beliefs, founders, beginnings, divisions, and where they are mostly found.

1. Hinduism (Over 4,000 years ago this is the oldest religion group in the World)

Beliefs: Many gods, karma, and reincarnation. Sacred texts include the Vedas and Bhagavad Gita.

Founder: No single founder

Location: India and Nepal

Breakaway Groups: Sikhism, Jainism, Buddhism

2. Judaism (Around 2000 BC – Before Christ was born)

Beliefs: One God who revealed Himself to Abraham and Moses.

The Torah is their main sacred text.

Founder: Abraham; Moses as lawgiver

Location: Mostly Israel and the United States

Divisions: Orthodox, Conservative, Reform, Messianic Judaism

3. Traditional African Religions (Ancient times—oral tradition)

Beliefs: Worship of ancestors, spirits, and nature gods. Traditions passed down by word of mouth.

Founder: None

Location: Nigeria, Ghana, Benin, Togo, and South Africa

Breakaway Groups: Often mixed with Christianity or Islam

4. Confucianism (Around 500 BC – Before Christ was born)

Beliefs: Teaches respect, morality, education, and strong family values. Not a religion but a way of life.

Founder: Confucius

Location: China, Korea, and Japan

Divisions: Neo-Confucianism

5. Taoism (Around 500 BC – Before Christ was born)

Beliefs: Living in harmony with nature and the Tao (the Way), with balance (yin and yang).

Founder: Laozi

Location: China and Taiwan

Divisions: Religious Taoism vs. Philosophical Taoism

6. Buddhism (Around 500 BC – Before Christ was born)

Beliefs: Finding peace through meditation, right living, and spiritual growth. Follows the Four Noble Truths and Eightfold Path.

Founder: Siddhartha Gautama (the Buddha)

Location: Thailand, Myanmar, China, Japan

Divisions: Theravāda, Mahāyāna, Vajrayāna

7. Christianity (Around 30–33 AD – Anno Domini, meaning “in the year of our Lord” or after Christ was born)

Beliefs: Jesus Christ is the Son of God and the Savior of the world. The Bible is the holy book.

Founder: Jesus Christ

Location: United States, Brazil, Nigeria, Europe, and the Philippines

Divisions: Catholic, Protestant (Baptist, Pentecostal, Anglican, Methodist), Orthodox, Jehovah’s Witnesses, Mormonism

8. Islam (610 AD – Anno Domini, meaning “in the year of our Lord” or after Christ was born)

Beliefs: Belief in one God (Allah) and that Muhammad is His last prophet. The Qur’an is the holy book.

Founder: Prophet Muhammad

Location: Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Indonesia, and Egypt

Divisions: Sunni (majority), Shia (minority), Sufi, Ahmadiyya

9. Sikhism (1469 AD – Anno Domini)

Beliefs: One God, equality of all people, and service to humanity. Teaches through the Ten Gurus.

Founder: Guru Nanak

Location: India (Punjab) and the United Kingdom

Divisions: Nirankaris, Namdharis

10. Bahá’í Faith (1863 AD – Anno Domini)

Beliefs: Believes all religions are united under one God. Promotes world peace and equality.

Founder: Bahá’u’lláh

Location: Worldwide, especially in India, Iran, and the U.S.

Divisions: Orthodox Bahá’ís

11. Atheism / Secular Humanism (Modern times – various dates depending on worldview)

Beliefs: No belief in God or gods. Focuses on science, logic, and human values.

Founder: No specific founder

Location: China, Scandinavia, France, and Japan

Divisions: None (individual beliefs may vary)

Final analysis from the father of Critical Thinkers; Bishop Prof. Rudolph

Every religion believes it has the truth. But the Bible says in John 14:6, “I am the Way, the Truth, and the Life. No one comes to the Father except through Me.”

That means it’s not enough to follow any religion.

We must follow the truth—and that truth is found only in Jesus Christ, not in man-made traditions.

Still, we must appreciate peaceful and respectful groups like Confucianism and the Bahá’í Faith, who live by principles close to God’s heart—love, unity, and peace.

Let us all, religious leaders and followers, search for truth with open eyes.

Let us test all beliefs with Scripture, critical thinking, and guidance from the Holy Spirit.

Truth is not many—truth is one.

Bishop Prof. Rudolph Q. Kwanue, Sr. PhD Founder of Rudolph theology and father of Critical Thinkers

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