Funny, i've never seen them say this when a muslim does something wrong. If the murderer were a muslim , the Christians will be complaining up and down about islam. I've never seen a Christian saying we need to "forgive" muslims, yet i've seen so many Christians say that Austin's father did the right thing in forgiving the nigger murderer .
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>Two-Seedline Christian Identity is the only sect that understands eternal life is only for whites
I would disagree on this, because the bible clearly says that Non-Israelites (Gentiles) will also turn to God in the end days and some will be saved. Of course, for some races, it is harder to receive Salvation, but not impossible. My main gripe with Christian identity is its misunderstanding of the creation account by presuming that the first instance of "Sons of God" procreating "Daughters of Men" was species mixing between demons and humans resulting in non-whites, rather than plain old race-mixing between Seth's just race and Canaan's wicked race, both of which were from Adam's line. It also seems to discount the fact that God destroyed the hybrid race and Cain's race during the flood, leaving only Noah, who was of Seth's race, and presumably pure of any race-mixing (though according to the visions of Blessed Anne Catherine Emmerich, one of Noah's grandsons in Japheth's line was of mixed stock). It also seems to mix up Cain with Canaan, probably due to the similar sounding names, but both were seperate races, Canaan was of Seth's line, not Cains, though his race turned to wickedness and eventually degenerated into the modern negro.
I read the first sentence only fyi. That word gentile only means nation, and when it refers to the promises of Scripture, it's only referring to the dispersed Israelite nations. That's when the intros to the epistles are referring to: the promises to the fathers.
You'll want to learn about the Assyrian and Babylonian deportations of the Israelites, with there being promises of reconciliation to that same people only. There's also 100 Proofs the Israelites were White.
Hosea 1:10: “Yet the Israelites will be like the sand on the seashore, which cannot be measured or counted. **In the place where it was said to them, ‘You are not my people,’ they will be called ‘children of the living God.’**
Those same people that were divorced were promised reconciliation, no one else.
I would disagree on this, because the bible clearly says that Non-Israelites (Gentiles) will also turn to God in the end days and some will be saved. Of course, for some races, it is harder to receive Salvation, but not impossible. My main gripe with Christian identity is its misunderstanding of the creation account by presuming that the first instance of "Sons of God" procreating "Daughters of Men" was species mixing between demons and humans resulting in non-whites, rather than plain old race-mixing between Seth's just race and Canaan's wicked race, both of which were from Adam's line. It also seems to discount the fact that God destroyed the hybrid race and Cain's race during the flood, leaving only Noah, who was of Seth's race, and presumably pure of any race-mixing (though according to the visions of Blessed Anne Catherine Emmerich, one of Noah's grandsons in Japheth's line was of mixed stock). It also seems to mix up Cain with Canaan, probably due to the similar sounding names, but both were seperate races, Canaan was of Seth's line, not Cains, though his race turned to wickedness and eventually degenerated into the modern negro.
You'll want to learn about the Assyrian and Babylonian deportations of the Israelites, with there being promises of reconciliation to that same people only. There's also 100 Proofs the Israelites were White.
Hosea 1:10: “Yet the Israelites will be like the sand on the seashore, which cannot be measured or counted. **In the place where it was said to them, ‘You are not my people,’ they will be called ‘children of the living God.’**
Those same people that were divorced were promised reconciliation, no one else.