where did you get this quote?...can you cite references?The Barbarian said:Darwin, like most men of European descent in the 1800s, thought that other races were inferior to their own. Like Abraham Lincoln (who was born the same day as Darwin) Darwin thought that other races were inferior, but were entitled to their dignity, freedom, and the right to the fruits of their own labor. For this, Darwin was considered to be a liberal. And at the time, he was.
Science moved on, and scientists soon discovered that "race" had no objective existence, and that racial differences were merely social constructs, not biological facts. Hence, in modern times, evolutionists have been overwhelminging against racism.
That's not true of creationism:
"Often the Hamites, especially the Negroes, have become actual personal servants or even slaves to the others. Possessed of a genetic character concerned mainly with mundane matters, they have eventually been displaced by the intellectual and philosophical acumen of the Japhethites and the religious zeal of the Semites."
This is the opinion of Henry Morris, founder of the Institute for Creation research. From the 1800s? Nope. Early 1990s. 'Nuff said.
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