The Bible is not racist.
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ErrorCharaXYZ 
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13.04.2023
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ErrorCharaXYZ[OP]
13.04.2023 19:44
LinkThe Bible was never used to justify slavery. While some slave owners may have used scripture to defend their actions, the Bible does not support the idea of owning another human being as property. In fact, the Bible condemns slavery in several passages, such as Exodus 21:16 which states "Anyone who kidnaps someone is to be put to death, whether the victim has been sold or is still in the kidnapper's possession."
Africans made it their path to freedom. Despite the misuse of scripture by some slave owners, many enslaved Africans found hope and inspiration in the Bible. They saw parallels between their own struggles and those of the Israelites in Egypt, who were also enslaved but eventually gained their freedom with God's help. The spirituals and hymns that emerged from African American communities during slavery often drew on biblical themes and stories.
ErrorCharaXYZ[OP]
13.04.2023 19:46
LinkThe bible never specified race. While there are certainly examples of racism and prejudice in the Bible, the concept of race as we understand it today did not exist in ancient times. The Bible makes no distinction between people based on skin color or ethnicity. In fact, the New Testament teaches that all believers are one in Christ, regardless of their background (Galatians 3:28).
As for the first people on earth, according to the Bible, Adam and Eve were the first humans created by God. However, the scientific theory of evolution suggests that humans evolved over time from earlier species. It's important to note that faith and science are not necessarily mutually exclusive, and many Christians believe that God used evolution as a means of creating humanity.
ErrorCharaXYZ[OP]
13.04.2023 19:47
LinkHowever, it's important to acknowledge that the bible didn't just have white people. In fact, the bible has many different races of people represented throughout its pages.
It's essential to recognize that the bible is a historical document that reflects the diversity of the world at the time it was written. The stories and teachings within the bible include individuals from various ethnicities, including Jews, Egyptians, Ethiopians, and more.
ErrorCharaXYZ[OP]
13.04.2023 19:47
LinkFurthermore, the bible also includes stories of interracial marriages and relationships, such as the marriage between Moses and his Ethiopian wife, which demonstrates that God does not discriminate based on race.
It's crucial to understand that the bible's message is one of love and acceptance for all people, regardless of their ethnicity or background. As Christians, we should strive to emulate this message in our daily lives and work towards creating a more inclusive and diverse society.
ErrorCharaXYZ[OP]
13.04.2023 19:48
LinkThe bible is a testament to the diversity of humanity and serves as a reminder that God loves and accepts all people, regardless of their race or ethnicity.
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13.04.2023 19:55
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LatticedDreams
13.04.2023 23:49
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"The Bible was never used to justify slavery." homie christians use the bible to justify everything why the hell do you think we have such a rape problem with priests
people will do the worst and then be like "well,,, my bestie jesus said i could shoot that man!11!"
go read a history book lmao
The bible isnt racist, its just hiw people advertise the religion, how they act and stuff
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