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And if so, does this lend its weight to support the (assumed) purity of white people?
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No, I'm a proper Christian, not some wannabe-Jew.
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Prolly more olive-colored than white.
What's "a proper Christian"? Does it mean you don't live under the law?
What's "a proper Christian"? Does it mean you don't live under the law?
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You lost me there. You are referring to Jews, correct? I've never heard the term "proper Christian" used before; not even jokingly. Thus, I inferred he was talking about Jesus being crucified; as a result, Christians no longer live under God's law. Does that make sense? (I'm not sure if I'm saying that correctly.)
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He's saying that Christians (in Europe) aren't circumsized usually...which is why I asked him the question, because I pretty much knew the answer. Circumsizion is generally associated with Jews outside of the United States, and this is actually Biblical.
So that's what he means.
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Given the list of his supposed descendants and where they were from (between the Tigris and Euphrates, around the area where Turkey meets Iran, Egypt, around Palestine and Israel before the 1940s-50s diaspora made it a lot whiter), it stands to reason he wasn't. I don't know a lot of white people who are both born in and descended from those regions, personally. Generally Middle Eastern looking seems like a safe bet.
Most Christian nations tend to portray Jesus as looking like their most prominent ethnic background. Very white, very black, whatever. These are of no use as evidence.
Some years ago there was a sort of study done to try and approximate what Jesus would've looked like given what we know about his geneology in the Bible, the time, and the place. Their final model looked like this:
Most Christian nations tend to portray Jesus as looking like their most prominent ethnic background. Very white, very black, whatever. These are of no use as evidence.
Some years ago there was a sort of study done to try and approximate what Jesus would've looked like given what we know about his geneology in the Bible, the time, and the place. Their final model looked like this:
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Also, as for the assumed purity of one race over another, I don't think there's anything explicitly about that in the Bible, though some people have tried to use stories like the "curse of Ham" and the Cain and Abel story to imply some races are "cursed" or inferior.
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was Jesus real? 
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was Jesus real?
Stay on topic. I don't want that blasphemous talk in here.
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well, I need to know if this is like debating what color of feathers dinosaurs had or whether we're debating if the citizens of Atlantis were nudists... 
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You can move that cross you're bearing there, Smiley. I'm pretty sure you ain't no INFJ.
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well, I need to know if this is like debating what color of feathers dinosaurs had or whether we're debating if the citizens of Atlantis were nudists...
If they were, that would be epic.
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if so it would totally be time to take up underwater exploration or time travel 
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pft. no. probably olive with dark hair and eyes.
or like this:
the thing that i don't get, is why they made him look confused.
or like this:
Some years ago there was a sort of study done to try and approximate what Jesus would've looked like given what we know about his geneology in the Bible, the time, and the place. Their final model looked like this:
the thing that i don't get, is why they made him look confused.
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Jesus and the Genome
Jesus was a hominid of the species homo sapiens. He had genes almost identical with a chimpanze.
And indeed most of his genes were identical with a banana or an orchid.
Yes, Jesus was one small part of the tree of life that began about four thousand million years ago.
And we are one family of life because each one us has an identical structure to our DNA passed from generation to generation and from species to species.
One might have thought Jesus would mention this to us but we had to wait for, "The Origin of Species", and its confirmation in the gerome, to be told of this most important fact about us and Jesus.
Jesus was a hominid of the species homo sapiens. He had genes almost identical with a chimpanze.
And indeed most of his genes were identical with a banana or an orchid.
Yes, Jesus was one small part of the tree of life that began about four thousand million years ago.
And we are one family of life because each one us has an identical structure to our DNA passed from generation to generation and from species to species.
One might have thought Jesus would mention this to us but we had to wait for, "The Origin of Species", and its confirmation in the gerome, to be told of this most important fact about us and Jesus.
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