That means that a thousand of years ago people just pretended to believe in god

about 90% of modern pagans are just agnostics on a larp

the other 10 are those slavs that still do it because they live in the middle of bumfuck nowhere

Catholics in Italy were idolizing negros as early as the 15th century, Like St. Benedict "The Moor" of Palmero

But negro worship goes back much further, even to the first century, where these two negro slaves were praised as martyrs

1st century was Apostolic Church that was Orthodox and Catholic

Yes

Basically if you are a racist Christian, you are a heretic

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@Deleted User Wrong but ok

It's unhistorical

Completely unfounded

Luckily for you I'm not Catholic or Orthodox

Baptist Gang

If from the first century Christianity saw blacks as spiritual equivalents (combined with the fact that all souls have immeasurable value), then any racism is objectively wrong

Unless you literally deny all of Christian history and interpret the bible with your special snowflake definition.

Spiritual equalivancy

*spiritual*

Not in physical equalivancy

Not intelligence

The physical manifestations were downplayed and thought to be malleable

Spiritually, we are equal in the Lord

Because, the spirit is really all that mattered anyway

But not with regards to intelligence, physical equalivancy, etc

Spirit is all the matters at the end of the day (life) since we're only here on Earth temporarily

But if the physical doesn't matter, why does your point matter?

You edge on apathy

No, I just am not a Christian

It's easy to point out it's members contradictions

I actually have a life centered creed that is anti-thetical to Christian thought. It's the opposite of apathy

A non-believer has no right to criticize a believer of their beliefs

LOL

Only another believer has that right

As per scripture

Yea okay

>you don't believe in yeshua so I can't listen to your arguments

1 Corinthians 5:13 GNTD

**1 Corinthians 5:13 - Good News Translation (GNT)**

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<12-13> After all, it is none of my business to judge outsiders. God will judge them. But should you not judge the members of your own fellowship? As the scripture says, "Remove the evil person from your group."```

That's pretty pathetic you can't think about an argument because a book tells you not too.

Several biologists talk among themselves, debating about their research and theories.

Along comes a biologist-denier screaming and aching for attention. He tries to bring up arguments and points out things that don't exist.

The biologists are confused by the ranting denier, clearly he does not know scripture, does not know the things they do, does not know the complex and deep knowledge required to formulate complex opinions. The biologists ignore this lunatic.