"Belief in Creation is White Supremacy" !!!

Published: Tue, 08/31/21

Remember your Creator in the days of your youth!

Hi ,

Did that title catch your attention?

What if I made this claim: "Islam teaches that women are actually animals, not human."? Or, what if I said: "Hindus believe that rocks are alive, and you could be reincarnated into one."? Or: "Buddhists believe that you need to be wearing a purple shirt when you die so you'll go to heaven."? People who adhere to those religions would laugh at you, especially if they know what their "sacred writings" teach.

So, here we have a woman by the name of Allison Hopper writing an article in Scientific American magazine about biblical creation, making claims about Christianity that are just as ridiculous as the statements above, and shows a high degree of ignorance about what the Bible actually teaches.

In her bizarre article, she claims that denial of evolution is a form of white supremacy that "perpetuates segregation and violence against black bodies". She claims that we (you and me, as biblical creationists) believe that God created humans to be white (in His image), but that when God cursed Cain for the murder of Abel, the "mark" put on him was the darkening of his skin. She claims that you and I believe, therefore, that black skin was created as punishment. (!!!)

These, and other very racist claims she makes, are laughable if they weren't so sad. I can't imagine where she got her ridiculous delusions!

So, Allison Hopper, let me tell you what I really believe:

God made man in His image, which had nothing whatsoever to do with color. In fact, I believe that Adam was indeed somewhat dark skinned since one of the original Hebrew uses for the word "Adam" means "red". He had very healthy skin that would have protected him from the sun. The racial characteristics that are now found throughout the world are mostly, if not all, a result of the dispersal of people after Babel (Gen. 11), and thereby dispersing and then isolating gene pools.

Furthermore, I believe that Jesus, a Jew, loved ALL people on the earth, regardless of color, and died to pay for the sins of ALL people on the earth. Therefore, ALL lives matter - to Jesus, and to all of us who follow Him!

If you're going to comment on the Bible and those of us who believe it, Allison, I would suggest that you to stop listening to the lies of the current culture, get a Bible and actually read it.

In Christ,