A True Scientist [Spirituality & Religion]
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61-69, M
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At least science gave a little credit to the origins of mankind.
According to evolution humanity's beginning was on the continent of Africa.
But but religion views on human creation, oh boy!
Tell me why did white so-called Christian's ministers separate African American slaves from the whites in their Church congregations?
And why did the ministers preach to the Black slaves to be obedient to their masters?
Where was the loving all embracing God when it came Blacks?
According to evolution humanity's beginning was on the continent of Africa.
But but religion views on human creation, oh boy!
Tell me why did white so-called Christian's ministers separate African American slaves from the whites in their Church congregations?
And why did the ministers preach to the Black slaves to be obedient to their masters?
Where was the loving all embracing God when it came Blacks?
Bushranger · 70-79, M
@Starrysky To be fair, segregation was pretty much enshrined in law, so perhaps they had no choice. Similarly, the New Testament does, from memory, teach obedience to authority.
However, there didn't appear to be a great deal of dissent from the various Churches and they did seem to be reasonably happy with the status quo of the time. I'm not supporting the behaviour, on the contrary, I find it offensive.
However, there didn't appear to be a great deal of dissent from the various Churches and they did seem to be reasonably happy with the status quo of the time. I'm not supporting the behaviour, on the contrary, I find it offensive.