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These are problems with the Adam was the first white man idea. If you were in a debate arguing that Adam was the first white man, you could be on a loser!
Rogue wrote:Abraham and Sarah were half siblings, I often wonder how this was reconciled in terms of the law?
EzraLB wrote:I recall Bill once addressing this issue, and if I am misrepresenting what he said, please correct me if I am wrong. I think he said that the story of Adam and Eve is better understood as a parable against race-mixing rather than a literal historical account, which is not to say that it really didn't happen. We know only of Adam and Eve, but we don't know if they were the only Adamic people at the time.
EzraLB wrote:I agree with Mark Downey in that we should always be skeptical of how these archeologists and paleontologists date their findings. That said, there is overwhelming evidence that White Adamic Man had discovered North America long before the court historians have claimed.
EzraLB wrote:Ancient Celtic carvings and coins have been found all across the continent. This evidence has been ignored because it conflicts with the official story of the Whites committing "genocide" against the supposed "indigenous" Indians. The truth seems to be that it was the Indians who committed "genocide" against the ancient White explorers, absorbing them or wiping them out.
wmfinck wrote: Academic science and history are biased to please a small group who are adept at ridiculing anyone that goes against their own particular political and social agenda.
EzraLB wrote:When we promote CI to non-believers, we have to have real, logical answers to such questions. To simply say that we must ignore nay-sayers isn't good enough if we are going to sound credible. That's what Judeo-Christian pastors do--they simply say, "God works in mysterious ways." That's the kind of rhetoric of ignorance that always turned me off to religion when I was younger.
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