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yikes. too much coffee?

Hallelujah! and the Faith of Jesus is the 10 Commandments - as they embody the very nature of the Father. and Jesus commands us to obey the 10 Commandments.

that's a great read. bookmarked.

to hide them from those with unbelieving hearts?? more likely to preserve them forever. why did God put Noah and his family upon the Ark? because He planned to do away with them??

that is debatable - see post #50 and even if it were the case, God is the one who changed all peoples so significantly then. God doesn't do things for insignificant reasons - and what God changes, let no man reverse.

I have relocated the following post of mine from the thread Is Race A Myth?

well, we find much more than that when we look at all the facts. it is actually debatable that we all came from Adam and Eve as there are multiple blood lines listed in the Bible and there are more than one instance in scripture that describe God creating mankind. regardless of that, and even...

that's correct, the stone tablets exist whether you believe in them or not, just as the Ark does and just as Jesus does. if you believe in Jesus Christ, obey the 10 Commandments as they are His Faith. the Faith of Jesus Christ is Christianity. He who obeys and teaches the 10 Commandments is...

it is far closer to the authentic message from the original scrolls than the newest versions of the Bible. any true scholar of all things Bible knows that is a FACT. the new versions are an absolute joke. well, HE wouldn't do that ... ... and I especially wouldn't believe the fake Jesus if...

where is the Ark? where is Jesus? if we can't produce them, does that mean they don't exist?

that's highly debatable. actually, we've diminished its significance greatly in some ways and exalted its importance in others. I'd say which is which has largely depended on politics. there is an amazing woman author by the name of Zora Neale Hurston who lived in the 50's/60's that had the...

the article you posted even states that it was in relation to the origin of those people being from the Caucasus mountains. so it wasn't just coined by some German in 1795. just want to make that clear to all readers as it is significant to the discussion.

if we're discussing from a Christian point of view, it is absolutely critical that we put a premium on Truth in all our considerations. that means that we must be honest about the things that are absolutely undeniable. this is a perfect 'for instance.' do you honestly believe that the only...

probably the ones that are written in stone.

I'm not sure that is the secret recipe for peace and I sure hope all the races don't disappear into one. regardless, I think people should be allowed to live with who, and how, they like. it's ironic that some on here believe the exact same thing, yet disagree that anybody should be allowed to...

you're turning this thread into a primarily racial topic. that's not what the OP is at all. you've already put in more than your 2 cents on the main question "should people have the right to live where and how they like without the govt forcing diversity and integration on them?" your answer...

why should I be the one to buy an island? you're assuming the view of the OP is the minority view and you somehow stand with the majority. you are mistaken. and the Amish and Mennonites have significantly less crime, violence, depression, suicide (if any), disease and live a much more happy...

okay and how do we follow Christ if not to do what He taught His followers (Christians) to do?

I've never heard of him. I do believe people should be "allowed" to live within their own race as much as they prefer though. just as much as people should be allowed to assimilate if they choose. we don't have a right to both options these days though, we are not being allowed to do the one...

the way it works is you read the entire Bible and you take "what the Bible says" and compare it to the full weight of scripture to decipher what the Bible, as a whole, teaches. I believe exactly what the Bible says as long as there is not contradictory teachings that must be assimilated some...