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Jed
Oros responds:
I agree because
I think we were created by God to be different, not to intermarry
but to perpetuate the wonderful diversity that is the human
race.
Racial
Purity
Purity of race
and bloodline are fundamental concepts by which most of
humanity lives and dies, and these are unfortunately given
racist and right wing connotations. I think all of God's
children, whether of a white, black, yellow or brown skin,
and whether male or female, and whatever their sexual, religious
and social persuasions, are equal.
Retain
the Diversity
However, it behooves
of us to retain the difference until death. Of course, at
the end it is people that matter, whether they are racially
pure or not. And compassion for a fellow human is something
only humans can offer. But, it is important to recognise
nature's universal law which is to retain and celebrate
the fundamental characteristic we were gifted with by her,
and not try to alter it in any way.
Same-Race
Compatibility
Most people find
a partner of their own race far more compatible than that
of another. While there may be a future for mixed-race relationships
in very specific individual cases, most would never think
of people of another race as likely partners.
-- Jed Oros
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