Originally posted by WraothAscendant
I am sorry if this is not true but it sounds like your trying to justify racism.
And please don't take this wrong as well.
And not very well either.
Especially because your late JC tried to teach what seems to me above all else tolerance and brotherhood of all mankind.
[edit on 17-2-2008 by WraothAscendant]

If God created everyone equally then there would be no racism. The fact of the matter is that god, lower case g god not God with a capital, created
man in his own image. The first human being was Adam, ancient translation for Adam is 'first model or if you will prototype.
We all know now that the writing in bible is a garbled message passed down from our ancient ancestors. Why people are devout followers of the more
tainted message I have no idea. I do know that practically everything that is in the bible is written on the Sumerian cuneiform tablets.
On these tablets it explains how Enki/Ea created man not equally. The first model Adam was a black person that he made from combining his life
essence with the life essence of a primitive upright walking beast that roamed the jungle near where Ea was experimenting. Paraphrasing here but I
believe the first human is described as black hair, dark eyes and skin the color of crimson red blood. This first human was know as 'Blackhead
People'.
They however had problems with the blackhead people who were created for the sole purpose of mining Gold for the gods. The blackhead people
constantly revolted and caused problems, forcing Ea to create a new version of the Adam.. This new version was described by Ea him self as the more
perfected version and a spitting image of his race known as the Annunaki. The description of this human takes the cake. Hair as gold as the burning
sun, skin as white as snow and eyes as blue as a clear blue sky.
Ea and his brother Enlil and the other 12 Gods that first came to Earth were the ones in the bible. Everything that is written in old testament and
the new are their quotes. From proclaiming the 7th day the day of rest, to creating man in my own image, The garden of Edin where the snake (enki)
taught Adam and Eve to learn from the tree of knowledge (teaching them about sex and how to procreate) and then them getting in trouble for it by his
brother Enlil (these were Enki and Enlils words).
It might help make creationists happy to know that Enlil and Enki had a fierce debate about creating humans, similar to today's moral ethical
dilemmas faced by scientist trying to push the boundaries with cloning. They discuss whether they are playing God. The 12 gods then voted and were
against creating this race. Enki however went behind their backs and made Adam anyway. The bible is nothing compared to these historical documents!
These guys had law, marriage, a court system and so much more than we were supposed to have then. Everything points to a civilization that was
already fully formed, and this is the earliest civilization known to man...
So man was not created equally. If you do a bit of research into language you'll find that most of the leading scholars think that we did really all
speak one common language in the beginning and that the Tower of Babel story in the bible, that was also ripped from Sumerian culture, is more than
likely true... If there's racism it's cos the gods wanted it that way...