The whole question can be handled as a anachronism. Not sure how well we can use definitions of “white” to that era and area.
Division seem to have been somewhat cultural. Greeks saw themselves as peak civilization, while non greek/hellenistics cultures were seen as barbaric.
Is there any to disprove it? I’ve already said I’m open to changing my mind if I’m wrong.
Burden of proof falls on you since you made the statement
I used to really like Craig ferguson.
Drop the word traditional as a qualifier and it is. Christian values are the value of Christ. They don’t change
I assume you know something about Christianity and different churches. Not to mention various theologian schools.
There are core values certainly, but defining broader set of values and teachings is not easy.
Japheth is considered the father of all Europeans.
In the New Testament there are a few Romans mentioned. You should easily be able to guess one who found no fault in Jesus.
Burden of proof falls on you since you made the statement
But, again: this doesn’t work with negative statements.
Understood…but, since he made the statement and can’t prove the statement, then he should retract the statement
How anyone can prove what colour people introduced in the bible represented?
PS. So, back to the point @T3hPwnisher pointed out.
I understand what you’re saying, but again I think those are traditions within churches, sects, and denominations. When I say Christian values I mean the values of Jesus Christ.
What do you see as the values of Jesus?
Literally no one can. You can’t prove a negative.
But, again, I will proudly declare that there is no invisible purple dragon that lives on Neptune. I won’t retract that unless someone proves me otherwise.
Not sure if they can…then the statement should not have been made
now…if he only asked it as a question, then he would not have try to prove it, .i.e…
“Were there any white people in the Bible?”
Not disagreeing with you
just challenging the poster to come up with something
I can’t prove you wrong with DNA only with Empire titles
Roman Empire and the Grecian Empire (as there descendants are still around)…were they not white, if you say no, then what were they and provide evidence
Thats what i was waiting for, lol
You cannot do both here. If you are challenging him to come up with something, you are very much disagreeing with me.
But does that make him white? And wouldn’t that mean that his brothers and Noah are also white? So everybody’s white then?
I mean, kinda in a modern American sense, but not historically, and even not for a chunk of the 20th century.
