You need to reread the quote you posted, it says that on the evolutionary worlds the "Red" man is usually the dominant race not
"racial superiority of whites and inferiority of blacks". What you saw and what it says are not the same. That's what happens when you seek out skeptical sources rather than the source itself and read with biased glasses.
answers to your questions:
* Yes, I'm aware of J.H. Kellogg's interest in eugenics. He started the
Race Betterment Foundation. Margaret Sanger, founder of the misguided slaughter house Planned Parenthood was a eugenicist of sorts. After the Nazis eugenics fell out of favor.
I think the revelators of the UB selected intelligent, Liberal spiritualist of the age to work with that would be open minded to these more difficult topics. But the eccentric J. H. Kellogg isn't the same Kellogg associated with the UB. Dr. Sadler married J.H.Kellogg's niece Lena Sadler. He worked with J.H. at the Battle Creek Sanitarium. The Kellogg that was on the contact commission Wilfred Custer Kellogg was a distant cousin of the Kellogg cereal empire brothers.
* The UB talks about the racial superiority of Reds and Blues, but you continue to talk out of ignorance as you are desperate to find a reason to reject the entire book.....which you haven't read.
* There are no pure races left in the world. If Adam and Eve (who incarnate on an evolved, populated earth) had not defaulted we would be a fully homogenized people by now.
* I see people within
what we currently characterize as different races that are debased and unfit for parenting and self support. Living in the south in America, I see a LOT of white people that don't seem fit to reproduce. LOL! But we don't have the genetic sciences yet to predetermine what the best pairings would be
if we as a society were to approach eugenics in a practical way. But I can defiantly see a future age when one would seek out a partner based on genetic compatibility for their children as an altruistic practice for the betterment of the world.
PAPER 51: Section 4. The Six Evolutionary Races
- P584:3, 51:4.1The race of dominance during the early ages of the inhabited worlds is the red man, who ordinarily is the first to attain human levels of development. But while the red man is the senior race of the planets, the succeeding colored peoples begin to make their appearances very early in the age of mortal emergence.
- P584:4, 51:4.2 The earlier races are somewhat superior to the later; the red man stands far above the indigo -- black -- race. The Life Carriers impart the full bestowal of the living energies to the initial or red race, and each succeeding evolutionary manifestation of a distinct group of mortals represents variation at the expense of the original endowment. Even mortal stature tends to decrease from the red man down to the indigo race, although on Urantia unexpected strains of giantism appeared among the green and orange peoples.
- P584:5, 51:4.3 On those worlds having all six evolutionary races the superior peoples are the first, third, and fifth races -- the red, the yellow, and the blue. The evolutionary races thus alternate in capacity for intellectual growth and spiritual development, the second, fourth, and sixth being somewhat less endowed. These secondary races are the peoples that are missing on certain worlds; they are the ones that have been exterminated on many others. It is a misfortune on Urantia that you so largely lost your superior blue men, except as they persist in your amalgamated "white race." The loss of your orange and green stocks is not of such serious concern.
