The Soopahsoakah ranks right up there with (or “wif,” if you will) the traffuhlike and peenabuh. I strongly suspect that we’ll soon be learning that the cloud chamber and the particle accelerator were also invented by Diversities. Probably while they were constructing the pyramids and riding elephants oe’r the Alps.

Of course, I realize that such observations will likely enrage the woman who calls herself “Bill” (the writing style is very feminine…also very Piperish; not much of a distinction, come to think of it).

David New I know, I know, you can’t use that word because it was invented by Marx or Trotsky, or something like that. Well, who cares who invented it? It applies well to men who look down upon and deride others for their skin color, who arrogantly presume that they are superior for that reason alone. This is not Christianity, my friends.
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Alaina Kaszupski It is not man God hates for He loves all men in his grace & mercy, it is the sins of man. God hates racism.
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David New No, God hates men also (Psalm 5:5).
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Suzanne Miral God is LOVE therefore He cannot hate. He is very saddened when he sees any form of injustice. It is satan who hates and who spreads hate.
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Antonia Cunningham God hates men who are swift to shed blood, whether verbally or literally – whether it’s toward other races (as you mentioned, David) or toward their same race, which we see often also.
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Sandy Pineda I agree
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Alaina Kaszupski Not convinced thru that verse. Ep2:4, 1John4:8
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Mandy Sanchez I respectfully disagree. I know people who are Christians who struggle with racism. Probably some who aren’t even to the point of struggling. When we are saved, God does take out a heart of stone and give us a heart of flesh, but that doesn’t mean we are sinless. Some peoples feelings on this are so deep rooted that they really struggle with overcoming these feelings. I think God “hates” racism, but I do believe there are true Christians that still are overcoming this, and God doesn’t hate them.
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David New Struggling is one thing, justifying it is another.

“The LORD abhors the bloodthirsty and deceitful man.” Psalm 5:6
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ProverbsThirtyone Sista God is INDEED love, and because of that love, he must hate. God love the people of God yet he hates workers of iniquity. God love babies, so he hates those who murder the innocent. God loves justice so he hates those who pervert it. This is the established biblical pattern of God.

The issue of racism is all based in a respecter of persons …
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Mandy Sanchez I don’t justify racism. My comment was about whether God hates racists.
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David New Mandy, I was trying to distinguish between someone who “struggles with racism” and someone who proudly “justifies” racism. I wasn’t saying that you were trying to justify racism.
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David New I mean, I don’t think that God hates someone who is trying to reform their racist mentality, and thoughts keep popping into their head that they are penitent and ashamed of, but God does hate all who boast in and rejoice in their sin.
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Mary Khristyne Young who said love can’t hate? I say love must hate in order to truly be love.
God must hate evil (and evil doers) because he is perfect, loving, and just. Racism is simply a form of man loving himself (in a horrid way) and is a sin, so God must necessarily hate it.
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Bud Driver God hated all sinners!!!
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Herson Cruzifer ‎@Alaina
Those verses that you have provided don’t even agree with you.

Ephesians 2:4 “But God, who is rich in mercy, for his great love wherewith he loved *US*”
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Phil Lovelady David…by your definition God hated Martin Luther and Rushdoony…correct? What is “Racism.” You tread thinly here. The Reformers, Ulster Scots, and Puritans all had views on race that would be politically incorrect by today’s standards…
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David New Rushdoony did not hate men who were not his color, or because of their color. No one who does so continually is a Christian.
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Phil Lovelady OK..this is what I mean..Does Racism mean “hate?” By “who’s” standard or who’s definition of racism…it is a non word.
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David New It is not a non-word. I defined it in the opening comment.
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Mary Khristyne Young How can this even be a topic? we are talking about how much melanin people have? how curly their hair is? I see that it is an issue. but why???
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ProverbsThirtyone Sista It is unfortunate, but people today are blatantly racist, they just hide it well today because it is not “PC” to be a racist these days. It is never outwardly discussed, but the attitudes are still there, and yes we have a “Black” president, but racism has yet to go anywhere in America.

I am an African American woman, and while I wish racism would…
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Phil Lovelady We are to love our neighbor as ourselves and respect folks regardless of ones race…..but the topic of “racism” was never in the vocabulary of the Reformers….Am I a racist if I care about “my” people, culture and heritage? It seems that racism is limited to white people against all other people……Affection for ones’ race does not equate to hate of another race….
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Phil Lovelady http://www.aconversationaboutrace.com/
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David New People try to make these distinctions, Phil, but I am not sure they are legitimate. What do you mean by “loving your race”? Does that mean if you had to choose between helping a black man and helping a white man, you would help the white man? I do not think that is a godly criteria.
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Phil Lovelady David..I never said “loving my race.” …I said affection..
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David New Pardon me, others have used the term “loving their race” in the last day or so. It comes down to how we treat or perceive our fellow man. Our benevolent disposition toward others should not depend on “race”.
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Phil Lovelady Caring about ones people does not mean you hate another people…I’m sure Proverbs Thirtyone Sista doesn’t hate white people, but she cares for black folks…Is that racist of her?
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David New We should care for blacks and we should care for whites.
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Phil Lovelady David – You are a smart guy….I can tell by your posts……Do you really think I am saying anything negative against other races? I posted a conversation about race….it is a good conversation…we are not being honest with ourselves here…Rushdoony had very strong views on race. That is a fact.
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ProverbsThirtyone Sista ‎”Am I a racist if I care about “my” people, culture and heritage?”

No that doesn’t make you racist. I would make the same charge concerning African Americans.

If I can attempt to try to “define” racism and it’s effects, racism in this country anyway has involved a systematic disenfranchisement of a people using various ideologies and methods from…
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David New I have no idea what you are saying because I haven’t read the conversation yet. I have doubts that Rushdoony was a separatist. He was an Armenian, married to an American, and he performed at least one interracial marriage. I also judge that he was not a Kinist by his writings.
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David New Well, Sista, I hate to break it to you, but percentage-wise, more black men owned slaves before the civil war than white men. According to the 1860 census, 26.2% of free black men owned slaves, as opposed to only 2% of white men.
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ProverbsThirtyone Sista Brother, who do you think sold all of those Africans into slavery to begin with? It was their own African people that’s who.

I am well aware of the fact that Blacks too owned slaves, I question those percentages you have provided, (because I’m just like that LOL) but lets not get it twisted… the institution of slavery in America was solely …
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Julia Greer In the discussions I’ve read about it on your and some of your FB friends’ pages in the last few days, I haven’t found anyone who “hates” another race. I won’t use the term “racism” or “racist” because those are emotionally-charged terms used as a weapon by the politically-correct set — similar to the word “sexist,” which I also consider to be …
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David New Julia: “In the discussions I’ve read about it on your and some of your FB friends’ pages in the last few days, I haven’t found anyone who “hates” another race.”

Me: Well, you have not seen what I have seen then Julia. I will say that I think that use of the N-word by white men in a derogatory manner is indefensible, and inherently hateful. But it got worse than that….
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Julia Greer Fair enough, I haven’t read all the discussions you’ve been engaging in. I will not defend the N-word because I hate it; I consider it a vulgarity and it hurts my ears to hear it from either a black or white person.

I do know one older white man who has used that vulgarity only in reference to particularly scummy representative of his race (…
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Regina Barnes Kelley Tyndall Hi Julia- I had these same thoughts the past week and would be curious to see the answer to your question. I am NOT a racist- even though I live in the deep south and participate in Tea Parties- but my children were in swimming lessons this week and the only three white children in a class of 15. I felt “shunned” for a lack of a better term by the …
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Julia Greer That’s a shame, Regina. I would venture to guess that you weren’t intentionally snubbed, or that anyone there “hated” you because of your skin color, but simply felt so at ease with others of their own race that it didn’t even occur to them to reach out to you. They were simply acting on a natural inclination that all humans have.
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http://www.facebook.com/pages/Christianity-against-Kinism/125248210853113?ref=search

Don’t expect any of your comments to stand too long. Mine have not.

Our race of kinsmen faces a demise, which, unlike Absalom’s, is totally undeserved. But so many of our Reformed (or is it deformed?) leaders seem completely unmoved by this injustice. In the words of the Apostle Paul, they seem to lack any natural affection–which Paul saw a grave moral failing.

One problem may be the tendency of the Reformed faith to stress intellect and abstraction at the expense of flesh and blood and heart.

Unrestrained by the limits of the physical, this intellectualism drifts into gnostic egotism. This was the path taken by the New England Puritans as they devolved into liberal humanists.

To bring some kind of vitality into their sterile abstract world, the liberals took to the embracing the primitivism of the Noble Savage. This accounts for their worship of the black race, and its presumed earthy passions. Rushdoony said they were seeking “grace from below.”

Our Reformed leaders, as gnostics, are following the same course. Rather than accept natural affections, they are allowing the unnatural affections of Babelism to fill the void.

What is at stake here is far more than race. If our deformers continue on their path, they will go the way of the Puritans, giving up faith in the incarnate Christ for transcendental delusions.

Incidentally, what IS “soak?” And why on earth would my people want to stain black people with it?

I wish I knew what you’re talking about, Bill. Why are you changing the subject to supremacy? I have a very simple question for you. Is it morally wrong for us to work for the survival of the white race? Put another way, is the only morally legitimate policy the extinction of our race? If your answer is yes then are you not advocating genocide?

“Supremacy” is not even on our radar screen. In fact, I believe Asians to be superior to us in some respects. All we want is the right to claim a name and place among the nations of the earth, without foreign interference. How is this supremacy? It sounds like equality to me.

Then we can talk about inverted penises, if that’s how you get your kicks.

Angus, can you copy and paste from that thread so that those of us without Facebook access can read it?