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“Thus, for example, a great English traveller, who lived for a considerable time on the west coast of Africa, says: ‘I consider the negro to be a lower species of man, and cannot make up my mind to look upon him as “a man and a brother,†for the gorilla would then also have to be admitted into the family.’â€Â
– Ernst Haeckel, The History of Creation, p. 365.
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I accept the Bible so I believe that there is only one race - human.
I am "white" yet I have a deep compassion for all people of the world and wish for them to hear and accept the Gospel message. I have been on a mission trip and also give money to foreign missions so that others can hear the Gospel.
The Bible, taken in context, also teaches this and there is no justification to be a "racist" at all. The Bible teaches that all the nations were made of "one blood" and in Christ there is no difference between a Jew and Gentile, a man or woman, etc.
But the religion of athiestic evolution gives its adherants a reason to believe in racism as justifiable.
During the 1904 World's fair in St. Louis, MO, Australian Aborigionies were displayed next to ape/gorrila (some form of primate) as proof that evolution was true and that these people were less "evolved."
There were thought of as a "living missing link" between our ancestors and us.
Ever notice how the pictures of "missing links" between our supposed ancestors and us always have the people with very dark skin?
If I were black I would be extremely offended at that! :evil: :smt074