It was widely thought, before (((Pre-Millenial Dispensationalism and Modernism))) were shoved down Christian's throats, that the Mark of Cain and the Curse of Ham were dark skin and unfair features which in creased in severity as the races slid further into wickedness of savagery (IE, Hamites and Cain's race were originally white in appearance but slowly devolved into a simian appearance). Modern Blacks were believed to be the cursed descendants of Ham and Canaan (not to be confused with Cain, who's entire race died in the flood). Modern so-called jews maybe the descendants of the Canaanites, and therefore brothers of the Hamitic Negro race.
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Everything you said is truth
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Was this taught by any particular church or pastor/elder? Asking because when I try to research "The curse of Ham", I only find short explanations of "this old, racist theory" and similar. I've read Genesis, Jasher, and Jubilees where the description of the days of the three brothers after the flood are woefully short. Then it jumps ahead to Nimrod and Abram. It's hard to find direct sources. I was also looking for the pamphlets that the Separatists made criticizing King James/Church of England and can't find that either. Again it's someone's summary and not the actual criticisms.
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Its more of a traditional thing, the Bible itself doesnt say much on the topic.
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That's too bad. The experience of life shows that the curse has truth in it, especially once you abandon the out of Africa theory and wonder why it's one race that has the worst problems. Even non-whites know this, I have an Asian in-law who says "dark skin, dark mind".
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I predict it will make a big comeback when (((modernism))) finally dies off with the boomers and people rediscover Catholicism out of necessity.
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* unable to grow crops
* forced to be a wanderer and vagabond
* marked in a way that is obvious to anyone who sees it
* anyone who kills one is punished sevenfold
Am I missing something? and furthermore, why would God do this?
* forced to be a wanderer and vagabond
* marked in a way that is obvious to anyone who sees it
* anyone who kills one is punished sevenfold
Am I missing something? and furthermore, why would God do this?
>why would God do this?
I've come to the conclusion that asking, "Why?" in reference to the Old Testament god's reasoning for doing anything is about as fruitful as trying to rationally inquire as to why a schizophrenic believes there is a gps tracker in his ribcage.
I've come to the conclusion that asking, "Why?" in reference to the Old Testament god's reasoning for doing anything is about as fruitful as trying to rationally inquire as to why a schizophrenic believes there is a gps tracker in his ribcage.
Because God wanted Cain to suffer for murdering his brother, and if someone killed him it would end his suffering prematurely.
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