Racism is Not a Sin in Christianity
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"racism" is a relatively new term created by marxist, and the natural enemy of Christianity
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Most "isms/ists" are. Scientists are devoted to science, pianists play piano, racists... love... race? Sexists... hate?.... love? Uhhhh, yeah, it doesn't work because it is all forced bullshit on their war on language. The term used to be "racialist" not all that long ago, and mostly in the UK (1950s or so). I love using the language argument with retards because it at least makes them think a little. This never needed a term because it really never needed defining, it was just the default setting.
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Biblical sources for both claims please.
There is no such thing as “racism”. It’s just one of many judeo Bolshevik manipulative terms created by kikes. I have never met, and/or even heard of a white person throughout my entire life hating someone just because of the color of their skin/the way they look. There’s always been some legit reason, and first hand experiences, and encounters. Even then, they usually don’t “hate” them, they just don’t want to be around them because of what they know, and have seen. It’s all bullshit, and always has been.
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Racism is in fact a positive thing because it means suspicion and dislike of those who are not similar to you. To believe we should not be racist to a nigger because it is "human" just like us is retarded. People back then were aware niggers are animals because they are feral, impulsive and violent. Pajeets were seen as lower (as they really are) because they are filthy, disgusting, sexually perverted animals. People criticize colonizers for murdering native americans, but they are extremely cruel and violent, so they had it coming.
Let's not forget when in the Old Testament God said to not get involved with other people as they would taint the Israelites.
Let's not forget when in the Old Testament God said to not get involved with other people as they would taint the Israelites.
Racism can be the sin of pride. That's why you need to be judicious in how you allow yourself to think about other races and nations.
Hate and unforgiveness are definitely sins. You can't hate. Self preservation is not a sin and we are to be wise as servants and gentle as doves.
We can recognize patterns and act accordingly, but God loves them too. We must want good for them.
We can recognize patterns and act accordingly, but God loves them too. We must want good for them.
Psalm 149: do I not hate them with a perfect hatred Lord? To love something one must hate it's opposite.
While we are cherry picking verses.
"But I tell you, love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you" (Matthew 5:43-48).
Jesus said that, he also loved his enemies and prayed for those who persecuted them. The point of Christianity is to be like Christ.
It's also in the Lords prayer. "Forgive us our sins AS WE FORGIVE THOSE WHO SIN AGAINST US."
Very clear the we are forgiven in as much as we forgive others.
Hatred is a sin.
"But I tell you, love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you" (Matthew 5:43-48).
Jesus said that, he also loved his enemies and prayed for those who persecuted them. The point of Christianity is to be like Christ.
It's also in the Lords prayer. "Forgive us our sins AS WE FORGIVE THOSE WHO SIN AGAINST US."
Very clear the we are forgiven in as much as we forgive others.
Hatred is a sin.
Check out this Catholic policy statement from 1979, after Vatican II. It declares racism a "sin":
https://www.usccb.org/committees/african-american-affairs/brothers-and-sisters-us
But reading through it you'll see it's more of an ideological or political argument than one that is very spiritual. It of course references the old Galatians "neither jew nor Greek" passage, which conflates spiritual oneness with worldly, national, and ethnic issues. It's hilarious because the passage also states that there is neither "male nor female", which is always glossed over.
https://www.usccb.org/committees/african-american-affairs/brothers-and-sisters-us
But reading through it you'll see it's more of an ideological or political argument than one that is very spiritual. It of course references the old Galatians "neither jew nor Greek" passage, which conflates spiritual oneness with worldly, national, and ethnic issues. It's hilarious because the passage also states that there is neither "male nor female", which is always glossed over.
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