Please tell me you don't believe this racist interpretation of scripture?
Racial...?
The three racial stock theory is a concept that seems confirmed by scripture.
I never thought about whether I ought or ought not believe it, since i have taken it as theory developed through arguments that must have logical correlations with the available evidence.
What I do believe is that the 22 names enumerated in the genealogy in Genesis corresponds very convincingly with the 22 extinct species of Humans which evolutionary theories say ended with Modern man's appearance Out-of-Africa 40 thousand years ago.
I also believe the latest genetic research that confirms that all men today are genetically related (through their Y-chromosome) to just one man, presumably Noah, who lived @40 thousand years ago.
These scientific finds in a totally foreign discipline are very convincing when used to make sense of Genesis in the Theological discipline.
I do see that 22 men who are said to have lived inordinately long lives of 950 years suggests species, not individuals, and the inference is that 950,000 years is what is meant but wisely, not actually stated so directly.
The whole list of the theorized 22 extinct species can be found in the latest book by paleontologists available thru Amazon:
The Last Human: A Guide to Twenty-Two Species of Extinct Humans (Hardcover)
by G. J. Sawyer (Author), Viktor Deak (Author), Esteban Sarmiento (Author), Richard Milner (Author), Donald C. Johanson (Foreword), Maeve Leakey (Afterword), Ian Tattersall (Introduction)
The other line through Seth corresponds with the remaining species now extinct:
(1) Seth, (Australopithecus anamensis)
(2) Enos, (Australopithecus africanus)
(3) Cainan, (Australopithecus aethiopicus)
(4) Mahalaleel, (Australopithecus garhi)
(5) Jared, (a species concurrent with Homo rudolfensis)
(6) Enoch, (Homo habilis, walked with God towards the final evolution of Homoiousian man)
(7) Methuselah, (Modern Homo erectus: China, SE Asia H. Erectus)
(8) Lamech, (Homo antecessor)
(9) Noah, (a type of Early Homo sapiens forebearer)
(10) Shem, (Mongolian)
(11) Ham, (Negroid)
(12) Japheth, (Caucasian)