A gallery of racists

You dont believe in Darwinism?

I most certainly do not

WHy? where did we come from

In Darwinism he says we came from apes, going back ultimately to a one-cell organism. Where did that come from?

Here is a direct quote from Darwin’s writings:

And the black man—what of him?

As he was known to the ancient Egyptians, to the Greek and to the Roman, even so is he found in his African home today. At the dawn of history he was fully developed, and during the past three thousand years he has not made one step of progress. Independently, he has shown no power to advance. The superiority of the American n—-o to his African brother, who is a savage and cannibal, is due to slavery, and could have been acquired in no other way. Men who ascribe debased characteristics of the negro to slavery show a short-sightedness that is pitiable. The present attainment of the American n—-o has been solely the result of his close personal contact with the white man.

Nor should it be forgotten that most of the leaders in the n—-o race are men with Anglo-Saxon blood in their veins who partake more of their Caucasian than of their Ethiopian lineage. Some of these are splendid men, who are making heroic efforts to elevate the n—-o race. Others of mixed blood are vicious and turbulent. These are the men who create trouble.

Left to itself, a n—-o population lapses into barbarism….The negro has been domesticated, but the question is, will he ever become an integral part of Anglo-American civilization….The black man has never been a competitor, but has always been subservient to the white race. And just so long as he remains subservient his position is secure, and just so soon as he becomes a competitor his fate is sealed.

Yeah, Darwin not might be great, but he is right about evolution

I notice you don’t even TRY to answer the above argument — where did the single cell organism come from?

Where did god come from?

Why should it be thought incredulous that there should be an eternal, uncreated Being, invisible to the eye, that created all things? Life itself is not visible. We see living being in man, animal and plant, but we do not see LIFE. To prove this, one may have a dead dog and a living dog together: both bodies are seen, but the dead is missing LIFE. Life cannot come into existence by merely mixing chemicals. Take a cabbage seed of two chemicals, and then mix the two in the same ratio, condense them to a solid and plant it — there will be no cabbage plant to grow from it for it has not LIFE. Why should there not be a Being who gives this invisible principle?

I want afterlife, the story makes no sense

Oh but it makes perfect sense. Since God gave us life, we ought as a dutiful creation to do as He commands us. Since we do not, He has the right to condemn us for having missed His mark or standard. However, even in a “threat” of judgment there is the extension of mercy (See the 4th chapter to the book of Jonah). That mercy comes because Someone else took the penalty for us. This is not unjust if we see it as paying a debt for us — that debt being that we owed obedience to God and did not give it. However, since that debt was paid by another — like a co-signer on a loan — it is then given to us.

Do you think the bible is 100% realistic?

You ask at the end of a thread: Do you think the Bible is 100% realistic?

Yes. I find it far more realistic than some gasses of inexplainable origin bumped together against the laws of nature to create something that they don’t have (life) by random chance, and then these mutated by random chance over (what is it up to now, trillions of years, or quadrillions — it goes up faster than the national debt — to bring about everything as perfectly ordered as it is. Btw, the universe is expanding, which means that it could not be trillions of years old, but has to have had a definite starting point.

Yeah, but someone lives 1000 years?

You asked below: Yeah but someone living 1000 years?

Man was not meant to die originally. We were meant to live forever. But that changed when we disobeyed God. At the time, the environment was such that life had a much greater longevity. Later we see the environment change following the Flood (which all cultures speak of so there must be something to it) that caused man’s longevity to drastically decline. It’s not impossible that someone could live hundreds of years when we consider that man was never meant to die in the first place.

Life is just an abstract concept though...

For being an abstract concept, we either have it or we don’t.

Remember that God, too, is nothing more than an abstract concept...