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Perhaps you haven't read his followers books, nor learned that the doctrines of Darwin's racism spawned the horrors of wicked abuse of fellow human beings by NAZI Germany?
What is that ancestor of humans that evolutionists believe is "one"?B) The evolution of human races from a common human ancestor is completely in line with the Bible's description of the origins of the different races..
By the above, Darwin believed that "caucaisians [a racist term] were descended from baboons, and that n*groes [a racist term] were descended from gorillas. Tell me again how racist doctrines of "superior races and inferior races" is not the child of evolutionists like Darwin. and compare for me what the Word of God states, that all Adam is one single "kind", formed from the dust of the earth and made male and female, of one single created spirit [the Adam spirit] and one bone, blood, flesh, and blood, and made male and female, as I posted the Scripture proofs of, earlier.At some future period, not very distant as measured by centuries, the civilized races of man will almost certainly exterminate, and replace the savage races throughout the world. At the same time the anthropomorphous apes … will no doubt be exterminated. The break between man and his nearest allies will then be wider, for it will intervene between man in a more civilized state, as we may hope, even than the Caucasian, and some ape as low as a baboon, instead of as now between the n*gro or Australian and the gorilla." Charles Darwin, "The Descent of Man", 2nd edition, New York, A L. Burt Co., 1874, p. 178
all Adam-kind are descended from Noah's three sons, and that all the colors [many and varied of them] of the one race are from the three sons of Noah and their wives, who got their colors and different features, as expressed in single individuals,
The Word of God has never changed, which is what I base my beliefs and opinions and life style on.If evolution is inherently racist because some of its early thinkers were racist, then you are being a hypocrite for not also viewing YECism as racist because some of its early thinkers were racist.
Absolutely not.YeshuaSM wrote:
So ironic that you are saying that mainstream science is racist, while you youself advocate this view of the races as originating from Noah's sons, which was the basis for Christian-approved slavery for centuries. You are familiar with the Curse of Ham, right? ..
Papias
(familar with the curse of ham)Absolutely not.
1) Again, the idea of polygenism is not a "foundational teaching" of evolution. It was one evolutionary hypothesis that some early thinkers used to justify their own predisposition to racism. With genetic and morphological testing, this hypothesis has since been shown to be wrong. The notion that species adapt to their environments does not rise or fall based on whether some humans are more closely related to, say, gorillas than others. Rather, the foundational teachings of evolution are: (i) that species are variable; (ii) that that variability is heritable; and (iii) the resource limitation produces competition, resulting in differential reproduction of variants. How one finds these teachings in any way to be racist, I have no idea.It is strange that you who are evolutionist believe that evolution has "evolved", "morally" from its foundational teachings of different races of human beings evolving from different sub-human groups at different times, with some more evolved than others, and some more primitive and closer to the sub-humans than others, and yet still follow the anti-Word of God doctrines of evolution.
Interestingly, Darwin rejected slavery.YeshuaSM wrote:
(familar with the curse of ham)
Well, maybe it's a good idea to read up on it, instead of posting speculation. I gave you a link. It wasn't just a person here or there, but as mentioned, it was most of Christianity before the 19th century. This is well exemplified by what Jefferson Davis said:
"[Slavery] was established by decree of Almighty God...it is sanctioned in the Bible, in both Testaments, from Genesis to Revelation...it has existed in all ages, has been found among the people of the highest civilization, and in nations of the highest proficiency in the arts."
Papias
(familar with the curse of ham)
Papias
You're still bearing false witness by attributing the racist thoughts of early workers of evolution to ALL workers of evolution, yeshuasavedme. We've come a long way in the 150 years since Darwin and the common racism of his day (among both evolutionists and non-evolutionists alike). Words like "favoured race" and "savages" are no longer used in the evolutionary literature. No credible scientist today advocates for polygenism as Darwin did. Your entire argument is nothing more than poisoning the well and is, by definition, a logical fallacy. If evolution is inherently racist because some of its early thinkers were racist, then you are being a hypocrite for not also viewing YECism as racist because some of its early thinkers were racist.
Absolutely not a doctrine of the Word of God.
You are trying to take this away from the discourse of what the Word states, and has never changed from stating.
Have a good day!I'm satisfied that nothing you've said in away refutes my point that racism is not a "foundational teaching of evolution", yeshuasavedme. And with that, I'll bow out, leaving the last word to you.
This thread is not and has not been about slavery at any point.YeshuaSM wrote:
OK, then let's go straight to the word. Here is what the Bible says about slavery:
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Obviously, by the image from ancient Egypt, pasted below, they were not white, but were black like Ham, which was not a curse, ever.
They did not have white skin and smooth hair
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