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Originally posted by Rasobasi420
Oh there they go again....Everytime I see a painting it's of White Jesus. ... The white man can't let the black man have anything.
And logically, if Jesus was black, and God is his father, and Mary was Middle Eastern of some kind, then God has to be Black. Simple logic solves the mystery. Case closed.........
God is black
Originally posted by Lysergic
Jesus was bright orange, he had mystic tan.
He had sandals, but I heard he sported lime green vans.
Originally posted by junglejake
Originally posted by Rasobasi420
Oh there they go again....Everytime I see a painting it's of White Jesus. ... The white man can't let the black man have anything.
And logically, if Jesus was black, and God is his father, and Mary was Middle Eastern of some kind, then God has to be Black. Simple logic solves the mystery. Case closed.........
God is black
That's kind of sad that you can't see past skin color to the actual content of what I posted, and if this thread's purpose was to figure out what Jesus' skin color was, I'm sorry I participated.
What is Jesus' skin color? I don't know, I don't care, and I'll spend as much time contemplating it as I do the feelings of a mosquito that landed on the last leg it'll ever try to bite.
When the Word was made flesh, it didn't matter what color His skin, His eyes, or His hair was -- if it was of any importance at all, there would be some comment about it in the Bible -- there isn't. It has only been in the last 40 years that this hyper-sensitivity has hit the Western world making the assumption that any reference to shade or color has to be about race. These assumptions are made by people who can only see and think race, race, race. Rasobasi4200 apparently has even gone so far as to get some kind of ESP race detection equipment or spent the time inventing it because (s)he can somehow discover someone's race through the internet based on a username.
God being light and Satan being darkness has NOTHING to do with race. It has to do with good and evil. Stop trying to apply modern cultural idiosyncrasies to both God and to a book last updated over 1900 years ago.
Originally posted by Lysergic
Like a Rainbow?
kewl
I want communion now, I'd love to taste the rainbow.
cuz I'm sure there are some rainbowlish peoples on some planet somewhar.
Originally posted by SpeakerofTruth
Well,I don't think God has a color. The Bible actually states that God is light.... It also states that he is "an unquenchable fire." Therefore,God does not have color per se. Most people who have NDEs describe the light they are about to enter as a light blue, so,I guess it can be argued that to the human senses, he would be a big ball of blue light.