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The Most Politically Incorrect Passage In the Bible

And Abraham said unto his eldest servant of his house, that ruled over all that he had, Put, I pray thee, thy hand under my thigh: And I will make thee swear by the LORD, the God of heaven, and the God of the earth, that thou shalt not take a wife unto my son of the daughters of the Canaanites, among whom I dwell: But thou shalt go unto my country, and to my kindred, and take a wife unto my son Isaac.

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Righteous Abraham owned slaves. Not good. Slave holding is bad.

Righteous Abraham treated his slave well. This too is bad. Surely every slave holder in history must have beat his slave and deprived him of basic human rights, so that slavery may be decried as a moral evil. How dare Abe put this slave in charge of all that he had?

Righteous Abraham opposed woman’s suffrage. Abe’s arrangement of his son’s marriage deprives the poor gal of her right to choose her own groom. Boy and girl are supposed to meat at a coffee shop on mutual terms, footing their own lattes. They are not to meet by a tribal patriarch’s slave delegation.

Righteous Abraham opposed miscegenation. Abe did not want his daughter-in-law to be of another tribe. Rather he demanded that his son’s bride be of his kindred.

Righteous Abraham REALLY opposed miscegenation. Righteous Abraham made his slave swear to God not to bring back a racial foreigner.

Righteous Abraham’s criteria for his son’s bride elevated race above faith. His kindred were pagans. Better consanguinity than a mixed marriage.

Righteous Abraham’s tribe had its own country. Indeed, his country was precisely defined by his tribe. Didn’t’ Hitler try that?

Evasive Race-Denying Conservative Chrisitans

Liberal race-mixers who pose as conservatives need to consider these two points in these next two posts, and then refute them without using their cop-out “racist,” “bigot,” “Nazi,” or “white-supremacist” rhetoric. So read this slowly and remember that in debate no one cares for your feelings, and you will be awarded no points for visceral responses. What is valued most is critical thinking--clear theses, arguments and rebuttals.

How To Field Your Mullato Kid’s Questions

Child: What race am I?

Father: There’s no such thing as race, child. There is only the human race.

Child: Well, why don’t I look like you or mommy?

Father: Well, there are differences in color which some like to call race.

Child: Why am I of a different color than you or mommy?

Father: Well, you are actually like both of us. You have both colors, honey.

Child: But you don’t have both colors, only one? Neither does mommy?

Father: Well we all have multiple colors, some more or less than others. read more