The Bible is a wonderful book that shows the interactions among humans and God’s interactions with man. Although the word of God highlights Israel as God’s centerpiece of mankind, it also points out that God doesn’t play favorites based on race or ethnicity, desiring that all men have a relationship with him. Many stories in the [...]
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Black, but comely: positive impacts of Blacks in the Bible
Posted by Harry A. Gaylord on February 23, 2008
http://sunandshield.wordpress.com/2008/02/23/black-but-comely-positive-impacts-of-blacks-in-the-bible/
The curse of Ham
The story of how Noah’s son Ham saw his father naked and Noah’s curse which came as a result of the incident has for centuries been used to justify hatred for and oppression of black people. Unfortunately, even in some Christian circles today, people of European descent have held on to this concept and have passed it on to their [...]
Posted by Harry A. Gaylord on March 15, 2007
http://sunandshield.wordpress.com/2007/03/15/the-curse-of-ham/
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