it's a very leftist assumption that that verse is talking about race or genetics

clearly, it's possible for "christians" to go to the right, but christianity might be an obstacle culturally

All can be saved by Christ. Thats the point.

see

@Downfall Vision ^

how can you tell someone, "we have to save their souls, but we're not going to let them live in our country"

tbh there is room in the pro-white movement for christians and non-christians alike

Christians take things literal. Jay Dyer believes Jesus actually walked on water.

and the only problem here is the desire to alienate one group or another

Only certain Christians do

Jesus can't fix 13 do 50

<:CHAD:396569198404435969> based and jesus walks pilled

i don't wanna sound like juden peterstein, but nothing in that book is a mistake, man. scrub your spirituality bucko.

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@Trommm Jay Dyer is retarded

Who’s said there’s any mistakes lol

so I wouldn't worry about what he thinks

But yes he’s retarded because he’s a prot

Jay Dyer is indeed dumb

soul less bug men JFG must be .... the light of the jesus is needed mhmm?

If you don't take the Bible literally, you're not a Christian.

I'm not made from clay along side some Abbo by Yahweh

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Get out of here

Lmao

@Trommm that is not true

i think it's implied there's a mistake (read random) when the argument comes up that christianity doesn't mold our current day values.

your made of carbon <:smugooze:398100987866251265>

Do you not think they had symbolism and metaphor when the bible was written?

“Oh wow you can take something metaphorically in your book? You must not be a Christian!” <:kekboi:417880491182653450>

same as the dirt and clay

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Why is the bible the only book in the world which can't have metaphor?

If you don't take it literally, then why is it such a big deal? Why not just say "this book has a some good rules that we should all follow instead of killing each other"?

Cuz /r/atheism

Church father Origen (184-253 CE), due to his familiarity with reading and interpreting Hellenistic literature, taught that some parts of the Bible ought to be interpreted non-literally. Concerning the Genesis account of creation, he wrote: "who is so silly as to believe that God ... planted a paradise eastward in Eden, and set in it a visible and palpable tree of life ... [and] anyone who tasted its fruit with his bodily teeth would gain life?" He also believed that such hermeneutics should be applied to the gospel accounts as well.[12]

Because whites are too autistic to listen to fairytales

If you don't take it literally, you don't really believe.

@Trommm that is a type of christianity

To follow the word of Jesus Christ is Christianity

@Trommm Read the post above