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Yet another religious question.....
Take a racist christain (hard to imagine i know..... [img]/images/graemlins/shocked.gif[/img]) how can he/she possibly justify there racist views as it was known for a fact Jesus (supposed son of god) was an arab (as in from the middle east) and even worse for some rascists a jew.....
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Re: Yet another religious question.....
it doesn't fit the whole program so they just ignore it and don't want to know.
the ignorant use their ignorance or something like that. |
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Re: Yet another religious question.....
heh, yeah... this particular dichotomy has made me giggle for years.
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Re: Yet another religious question.....
Well, I don't think it's a contradiction that smacks many white-racist-christians in the face as often as you might think... In western art, Jesus is almost always depicted as white. So I think the popular conception of Jesus is the one depicted by western art, not the empirical/historical Jesus who we know was a semite.
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Re: Yet another religious question.....
I don't believe this is a religious question at all. Racism is wrong no matter who practices it. No racism can be justified.
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Re: Yet another religious question.....
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I don't believe this is a religious question at all. Racism is wrong no matter who practices it. No racism can be justified. [/ QUOTE ] At least not until we genetically engineer a race of humans that can only survive by eating other humans, or whatever. It'd be ok to hate them, right? The only problem with the "no racism can be justified" statement is that a lot of people see a lot of quite sensible things as racist. If you're casting the part of General Patton in some new world war 2 movie, and don't allow black women to audition, I'm sure some moron will cry racism and sexism at once. It's currently a broadly defined concept that is more emotional than rational. I tend to think of racism as a "bad" thing, so "good" or "normal" things that come from noting the differences between different sorts of people don't fall under the heading for me. ~D |
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Re: Yet another religious question.....
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[ QUOTE ] I don't believe this is a religious question at all. Racism is wrong no matter who practices it. No racism can be justified. [/ QUOTE ] At least not until we genetically engineer a race of humans that can only survive by eating other humans, or whatever. It'd be ok to hate them, right? The only problem with the "no racism can be justified" statement is that a lot of people see a lot of quite sensible things as racist. If you're casting the part of General Patton in some new world war 2 movie, and don't allow black women to audition, I'm sure some moron will cry racism and sexism at once. It's currently a broadly defined concept that is more emotional than rational. I tend to think of racism as a "bad" thing, so "good" or "normal" things that come from noting the differences between different sorts of people don't fall under the heading for me. ~D [/ QUOTE ] HE"S A RACIST!!! KILL HIM! SOMEONE GET THE ACLU ON THE LINE! -_- |
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Re: Yet another religious question.....
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Take a racist christain (hard to imagine i know..... [img]/images/graemlins/shocked.gif[/img]) how can he/she possibly justify there racist views as it was known for a fact Jesus (supposed son of god) was an arab (as in from the middle east) and even worse for some rascists a jew..... [/ QUOTE ] Not all racists are racists in the Nazi sense. They can accept with some degree of discomfort that Jesus may have been semitic or black. Besides, you can't ask an irrational person to rationalize his irrationality. That just don't add up. |
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Re: Yet another religious question.....
most christians are just bread into christianity, and have no intent to follow God on their own terms. dont let so called christians by representation of God, because most of them just slaughter what God really stands for. no matter how recognized and gloried a christian may become, it is unlikely that he fully understands the christian religion, and has many misconceptions about the truth of everything.
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Re: Yet another religious question.....
I'd rather believe that he was the first Christian.
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