Christians are mad that a Christian magazine (correctly) said Jesus was Asian (Livestream) 

There are black and Chinese jews🤡

😆😆 Absolutely. And on top of that, modern jews are pretty mixed up with western and Russian genetics. An historical Jesus would most likely look more middle eastern than most modern day jews!

Jew-ish? So he was like a Jew, but really not? He never existed, but if he did, he wouldn't have been European.

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​@@lovedoctor519he was 3/4 Mick Catholic on his mother's side. I myself am half, so don't come at me.

That’s very common.

If you're indoctrinated in to anti semitism you don't want to believe you're worshipping a Jew.

He was a descendant of the tribe of Judah.

He actually was a Jedi.

They just hate the Tribe that much.

This would be a great SNL skit!

He gave his weekend for your sins, have some respect 😂

He turned Holy Water into Sun-In

@@somedude2486 And a 3-day weekend, to boot. That's some serious sacrifice.

He's out surfing off the Santa Monica pier as we speak!

As australian , we have a 50% asian population , some use the 6000 years of the original asian jesus , even the Jungle book depicting a thailand jesus , as a trible story an actor who depicts jesus also has a place in that community , even in indonesia and india, christianity is a minority , some believe jesus lived to be 100 with 8 wives and 60 children, but that gets forgotten

Please tell us more about the 100 year old Jesus. That is new info for me.

ok, well the way we were told, was that the travelling circus jesus knew that each 12 months each region had new years at a different time , asian festivals in Febuary after monsoons & bad weather flooding , india in March new year , move on to Istanbull, in April to appeise their nailing on a cross ritual, the Romans as rulers wrote everything down, also in May the Cossacks celebrate the spring , supposidly with jesus wives all over the place pagan hippies celebrated with jesus til the September harvest strawman , roman things October as all hallows , is when all 12 former jesus performers get together , so by the time the Spanish passover orthadox sacred weekly meetings happen its January and the circus went back to asia , cos after 20 years of roman census checks, its easier to pretend one died and do one last performance as jesus and retire to asia with the jesus family , live til 106 and then have Roman history have a version of the story@@celestescott1640

Here in the UK, when people say "Asian" they tend to mean peoples whose ancestry is South Asian from the Indian subcontinent.

yes the UK australian similarity , we were taught by ex~navy / army school teachers, so we all passed down the story that Jesus was born in japan, but travel was by boat , and language from anchient vietnam to thailand to coustal India & sri Lanka are both muslim & pagan& later christian pilgrimage to the central religeous towns in Egypt, jordania & tibet, some say that because all ancestors come from egypt , then Jesus brought his children on the same adult journey that he ceremonaly took by boat , as Sanscrit was the language of coastal communities for shipping , so naturally jesus early life before being a dad , to marry off his chilren is in asian history,@@trickygoose2

Or what he said! They pray to one socialist Jew but condemn another (eg Bernie Sanders).

You've always been wrong, then, about both Christians and Jesus.

More than likely, if Jesus were to show up today, in his original (resurrected) body, most American Christians would see him as a terrorism threat, and stay FAR away as well as summon law enforcement.

​@@allanrichardson1468Bernie Sanders isn't a socialist, he is a social democrat, two very different things.

@@bluester7177 But close enough, to the MAGA.

@fepatton. Thank you!! Reading that quote and busting out laughing made my day! I loved that show-you could always trust ole Fred to point out the obvious but uncomfortable truth!

Except Jesus didn't wander the desert, he went on a pilgrimage, travelled throughout the East, some think as far as Nepal and Bangladesh with lush jungles and rainforests, studied Buddhism and Confucius. It was the Hebrews that allegedly wandered the desert around Saudi Arabia and Yemen for 40 years 3,000 years earlier. The Hebrews, later Jews, founded the city of Babylon/Bagdad while the Canaanites, who were ostracized by the other exiled Hebrews from Egypt over the Curse of Ham, founded Jerusalem, Sodom and Gomorrah. Jesus would have been Iraqi if King David didn't go on a genocide spree to kill the Canaanites for being black and the Jews remained in Iraq. Plus Babylon had no seaport or access to ocean trade, they basically created a race war justified by faith in order to take a city with better financial options and since they won they got to write the history to make themselves out to be the good guys.

I'd like to know where to find evidence for any of the claims you've made. "Curse of Ham?"😅. Also, Black people largely had nothing to do with any of this. Please leave us out of this.

@@handl3869 Are you kidding? The Curse of Ham was when Ham got his wife pregnant with Canaan after seeing the naked body of his father Noah. Since Ham was aroused by his dad and used that erection to impregnate his wife Noah cursed Canaan with black skin, that's the biblical story of how black people came to be. Evangelical Apologetics use it sometimes when they're trying to argue against evolution. The Hebrews were originally Egyptian, which is in Africa, they worshipped Egyptian gods until the reign of Akhenaten, the creator of monotheism and had many black followers converted from other African areas. When Akhenaten died Egypt reverted back to polytheism and the Hebrew followers of monotheism were exiled, they created the story of the Curse of Ham to justify separating the black Hebrews from the Egyptian brown Hebrews.

@ll7868 You're believing a made-up story used to rationalize why Black people are viewed as less-than by practitioners of the abrahamic religions? I certainly hope you're not a melanated person of African descent.

Geography wasn't taught at his school, or he just doesn't remember.😅

That makes me sus about Graham's view of peeps not of European ancestry.

@@gregorybranch5435 No school like home skool.

@markbeiser That’s entirely accurate. Home schooling is *remarkably* similar to no schooling at all….

Ah yes, Asia, my favorite planet.

or even that Asia is a continent.

Races in the U.S. are not defined by continent. Israel, Lebanon and Syria all count as White, while Asia starts only in Pakistan. Race is a social construct. The name "Asian" can be a bit misleading but it really implies "East Asian" in the U.S. Census.

@@Sal.K--BC Continents are just opinions anyways. There are tectonic plates and Israel would be on the edge of the Africa and Arabian plates, while Europe and Asia are part of the same tectonic plates. There is no real reason why Europe and Asia are separate, except what ever the Greek division decided, which was based on perceive ethnic, linguistic difference. Of course for "Asia" Iran, Afghanistan, India and pre Turkic and Mongol central Asia, all had a similar linguistic group as Europe. And the middle-east was different, and east Asia was different.

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You need to catch up. He already came back in the form of Donald J. T****, were you unaware of this?

Why would he go to the USA? It is a big world. And safer for him out there. 😂

Jesus returns-is shredded by razor wire.

Why would Jesus "return" to the USA? Many, perhaps most, Americans think he spoke English, a language that did not exist until several centuries after his death. They also think he was a White Anglo-Saxon Protestant (unless they happen to be Catholic). Definitely an Aryan - certainly not Jewish.

You provided me with the best laugh of the day! Thanks!

😂😂😂😂😂

Exactly spot-on. This.

Even this guy did the same thing by referring to the Korean artist as Chinese literally 3 seconds after reading aloud the title referring to the artist as Korean

I remember that episode!!

Exactly

That assumes that "he" is not just an accumulation of stories. But I have heard many christians assert that he was white, some say... as in a west European. They are the same ones who think our species was created white as well. So this recent outrage is expected.

Early depictions (before spread of Christianity in europe) show him as fair skinned. These are within 200 years of the founding of the church 🙄🤡

Nonsense, Jesus is so powerful he can be born American, some 1780 years before the country even existed :]

Muhammad (arab) was known to be pale skinned with red hair. His living descendant is a white ginger who could pass for irish

@@markozagar Don't forget he spoke english and wrote the BIble, personally, in english :P

I thought everyone knew Jesus was a Klingon 😂

@@dogwalker666You can't appreciate the Bible until you've read it in the original Klingon.

@@dogwalker666No, He was a Nord, and a Dovahkiin!

@@DrewGJackson This is so true.

@@Mark_Agamotto1313_Smith ohh I see.

Love that if," horses could draw, they would draw their Gods as horses."

The angry mob is composed of those kids who sit in the back row in school. A lot of them dropped out.

When I was a kid, I did not really think about the geographical reality in the Bible stories. They were more in the realm of fairytales in my head. Something that happened far away in a long gone time. I got a bible atlas as a teen and only then realized that there is an actual place on earth where this was supposed to have happened. I would not be surprised if a lot of them do think of the stories as happening somewhat outside of reality.

@@happytofu5 I know as a Jew, it was fictitious world like any other work of fiction in my head #imagination

Shows you how he isn't actually real since anyone can make him look like the way they want.

This "Jesus" character is like a customizable Mr. Potato Head.

​@@Danny451lol

What we need is a Jesette ♀️♀️♀️♀️♀️

@@beckiejani7782 ....So I looked up the feminine form of Jesus and one of them would be Jesuite, which IS employed (in Hebrew form) as the title of Jesuit nuns. The other would be Jesusa or possibly Jesusina (Yeshuah instead of Yeshua) or if we're anglicizing from Joshua, the proper english name derived from it, Joshuella/Joshuina. (I can't believe I looked up what a Rule 63'd Jesus would be called.) (EDIT: Also I like Jesusina for some reason.)

Sounds like a Saturday Night Live skit where dead and living ex-Presidents return to straighten out GW Bush.

Jesus was preaching all over the place, everybody would have been able to point him out. And I guess the authorities also knew him. The Judas story is just bollocks.

@jamescrawford4388 - Excellent point!

​@@PaulaBeanthere were no photos at the time, so recognizing Jesus when he was not preaching would be hard for someone who never met him

"Just look for the big blue eyes and flowing blonde hair"

@@PaulaBean actually Jesus wasn’t preaching all over, at least according to the Bible. The Gospels make no mention of Jesus preaching in Sepphora, the largest city in Galilee. And yet Sepphora is less than half a day’s walk from Nazareth. Practically in Jesus’s backyard. And the Gospels specifically state that Jesus didn’t preach in the largest city in Judea, Caesarea. Instead the Bible says that he preached only to the less educated rural people in “the towns around Caesarea.” The only city Jesus seems to have visited is Jerusalem. And he performed no public miracles nor made any famous sermons there. So maybe a lot of rural people could have identified Jesus, but he was just another anonymous Jew in Jerusalem.

A Palestinian man preaching that the current regime reigning over the West Bank is illegitimate and will be overthrown by God? Yeah, I can't imagine that going down poorly with Y'allqaeda.

It occurred to me that after the successful destruction of the World Trade Center, wow, god was on their side.

By the time of Jesus, Judea was destroyed and renamed Syria Palestina

Dude your comment wins the Internet today.

He's just being overly polite. Duh.

Goes to show their personal relationship with Jesus is instead a solipsistic relationship with their own minds.

Another of the stupidest comments I have heard in awhile. Atheists are so arrogant.

He was clearly wearing a burqa.

naw he was born in alabama :D

​@@larrysmith5991 Nah. He was born in the Mississippi of the North Indiana.

Hey, the Mormons have genetic evidence of that.

Well I definitely can't dispute these facts. Carry on.

Na, he was an evangelical. And every bit of fabric associated with him had the American flag printed on it.

Really?

@@opinion3742 Same logic as this.

@@SuperWikiMan Yeah, and which evangelicals are having a problem with Shapiro being a Jew?

@@opinion3742 I don't know. Maybe the same evangelicals who have issues with Jesus being both Asian and Jewish. Apparently they think you have to choose between one or the other.

@@SuperWikiMan I will have to take your word for it because I have not encountered evangelicals having a problem with Jesus being Jewish. Anyway, aren't most of them Zionists?

For sure !

That's it!! 😂

Or art!

I’d like to know where they think Israel or Bethlehem are.

Or history.

Christian’s punching air 😹

as an asian that's offensive, we don't want to claim jesus. get that shit out of here.

Very Cultist.

No love like christian hate.

​@@jamescampbell2521 "Scratch that, reverse it!" The common phrase is "no hate like Christian love"

They never get help for their issues, they just wrap them up in religious dogma and try to push it on the rest of the world.

I don’t know about everywhere, but hypocrisy is a cornerstone of western religion.

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Christians don't let commandments they don't like stop them

That’s what he was saying

That's something for in the first edition of "Christianity Tomorrow".

@@JZsBFF Copyright!!! 😲

Bilbo Baggins...

Hahaha! She was really *that* traumatised!!

does she know that Santa is a fairy tale, as is Jesus

​@@user-mf7nb6fg1bJesus is historical mythology, not a fairy tale.

Middle East at the time was populated by very white people. So you are wrong. RU-vid just warned me to stop disagreeing with people or my channel will be terminated. So, please apologize and stop arguing with me.

Tbf i never knew that till just now. It was always taught as simply "the middle east". Never even thought about it.

no it isnt, it's not shorthand for anything. it's just middle east. india isn't asia, it's a subcontinent. australia isn't asian. EAST is not synonymous for ASIA

@@xenn4985 The Indian subcontinent is in Asia, Thailand is in South-East Asia, the Middle East is in Middle Eastern Asia. Just becoz Asians have the greatest variation in looks and ethnicity, doesn't make any of them non-Asian.

Since when?

That was hilarious--all those befuddled arguing about which was the REAL Jesus.

Ian McShane? 😂

@@DebNKY yup that show. It was great!

True! I wouldn't be surprised if most people in the US had no idea that Indians are Asian.

Especially that first one that doesn’t realize Jew and Asian aren’t mutually exclusive

And Americans say racism doesn't exist there? Education, that's what's really missing.😂

This is literally how the Asian race is defined in the U.S. Census. "Asian" starts only in Pakistan and then East from there. The people originally from Türkiye, Lebanon and Iran are all White. The areas of the race and the geographical continent have an overlap but are not identical.

A relentless clusterfuck of idiocy.

I guess those home schooling guides forgot to mention geography 😂

All we need now is nutrition, and we have the holy trinity.

Imagine if they said that our lord referred to the magazine on his AR as a "clip."

Exactly what I was thinking. Americans in particular have a horrible grasp of geography.

I noticed that too. Figured he just had a slip of the tongue and completely missed it, but you are correct.

Jamaica ? Doesn’t that make him a foreigner ?

That explains the Orange Skin.

​@@dogwalker666😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Cheezus born again …

@@SoundbrigadeCheddar cheese, since it's orange?

When asked why there was only one set of footprints, Jesus replied, "The Sand People ride single file to hide their numbers."

Ooh, HOT! 🔥

I thought Jesus was Kenny Logins?

@@waterandafter Or the Dude.

and when I looked back in the sand and saw only one pair of foot prints in the sand , it was then that I knew .... "Sand People always ride in single file to hide their numbers"

What did you think it was a part of?

@@sureshmukhi2316the east /j

Yeah. I thought it was on the Moon.

One could argue it’s disrespectful merely to get their lord and savior’s origin WRONG, but you’re also probably correct.

...but he is...!

@@Packless1 so are russians on this logic

@@Packless1Yeah, he is. They just don’t know that.

This is Christian white American, racism is the very defining quality of what/who they are.

There are approximately 4000 religions, so if you believe yours is the only correct one, then you are just one religion away from being a free person(atheist).

These are the same people who will lecture you about The Constitution without having ever read it. MAGA thinks the First Amendment means they have "the right' to say whatever they want, whenever they want, about whomever they want without any consequences. They're the same people who ban books that they don't like. Oy.

And, for claiming to be martyrs and victims for not being able to persecute the rest of us in the manner that they'd like to.

Look at how they have overreacted to the After School Satan Club. They saw the word Satan and went no further.

The people that make the reactionary post know what their saying is fake news, but they need people to click and give them money. To be fair FA is doing the counter fake news "look at these idiots" even if most his viewers will never fact check him to see the whole news thread, at the end of the day fact checking it's not fun and it takes a lot of time so it's 2 hours of "I will take stupid people believing fake news in 10 minutes videos " or "I'm 4 hours in and yup FA debunked the fake news very well in his 20 min video".

In a Romanian museum I saw lots of Othodox religious paintings. St. Nicholas was brown, Jesus and Mary were coal black.

@@DavidNewmanDr If you are talking about ikons, the colors (including the skin) were actually lighter when painted and turned darker over time (it's a miracle!) - no, by smoke and soot and aging of the pigments..

The problem is that when most Americans hear "Asian," they think of the race, not the continent. In their imaginations, Asia begins east of the Himalayas, and anything west of that is either the Middle East or Eastern Europe. And this isn't new. The "What is Asian?" controversy has been going on for many decades. There were actual court cases to determine whether various groups (Armenians, Punjabi Indians, etc.) were "White" or "Asian." Even Jews were thought of as "Oriental." Western Jews would be depicted as stereotypically Middle Eastern in cartoons.

@@MossyMozart These were oil paintings in frames in a museum in Tulcea, not frescos on walls, so probably less affected by smoke, although even oil pigments can change over long times. The rest of the scenes weren't so dark.

Nicolas of Myra was Greek, though. This was before the ethnic cleansing that helped create modern Türkiye. Anyway, Greeks and Turks are both White according to the U.S. Census. "Asian" as a race starts only in Pakistan and then East from there.

Critical thinking is also not a part of MAGAT culture. Obedience to The Mango Mussolini is required, though.

​@@petergianarakos4439AKA The Orange Jesus.

@@hildeschmid8400 I still remember that one Republican convention with the golden Trump statue. Self-awareness is truly not common among the religious righ in the USA.

I grew up in Pennsylvania. I know where Bethlehem is! It's on Rt 22, between Allentown and Easton, right next to Nazareth

​@@SuprousOxide😂😂

Term "middle east" is just a Eurocentric concept. From the European persepctive, the part of Asia close to Europe is the "middle" East while the part of Asia far from Europe is "far" East.

What you said is true. I just want to let you know that missionaries from Spain and Portugal in the Middle Ages were not the first and only people to do that. The gospel of Christianity was spread hundreds if not a thousand years before they went out to “preach to the heathen.”

Most people have seen the movies with Charlton Heston and heard or read all the Jesus stories. That's all they know. That's all the movies and the preachers preach about. They have no idea what the Bible really contains, although they sure do like the parts they like and disregard the parts they don't.

Yeah, a big part of what made me know that the Christian religion wasn't true is I just looked around at the most religious Christians I knew (mostly family, so I knew them very well) and my non-religious friends and acquaintances, and I knew the religiously unserious or unaffiliated people were, on average, so much kinder, caring, loving, empathetic, understanding, accepting, and less controlling than the very religious people in the same area. If they were right and they were all going to one place while everyone else was going to the other, we'll frankly, I don't want to be stuck in a room with the super "Christians" for eternity. I started working fast food as a teen, and that really cemented it for me. I thought, maybe the few churches my family goes to are bad, and it's not wide spread? Nope, the worst time to work fast food in rural areas is Sunday morning-evening, solely because of the church people. It's crazy, They constantly steal in ways they can usually get away with, like asking for a cup for free water then getting pop, teaching their kids to eat half an ice cream cone then drop it and come to the counter pretending to cry asking for a brand new one, and just slimy stuff like that, and if you call it out, then THEY act like the victim. They complain constantly about everything. They'll complain about the line... While standing in line with the 15 other people who left Church with them and got there at the same time (like you are the line, honey) They are so rude and treat workers like trash. This was a fast food restaurant in a poor and drug infested rural town, so we got our fair share of other wild things going on, but I'd rather deal with drunks and heads all day than the church people. Why would I ever want to go to a place with no one else but them.

“If you're a black Christian, you have a real short memory.” - Chris Rock

Cuz he half gawd and gawd is white, duh...

The people of Middle East are not all dark skinned. You are still as ignorant as you were back then

_Would those good christians who fought against integrating schools, would they be in the same heaven as the blacks they lynched._ Actually, they would be in Hell. Maybe Dante would have written about them getting black skin and eternally being tied to burning crosses in Hell...

Fictitious is a politically correct term....they don't and won't "see" or "believe" in any man that is not in yt skin...

Yeah, she unwittingly told a truth!

well yeah it all folk tales

I suspect Jesus looked like the Easter Bunny

Santa Claus would probably have similar colour skin as Jesus as he was from Asia Minor and was probably of Greek descent.

Caucasian Georgia or US Georgia?

​@@usernamenotfound80 They said Southern Boy. I'm invisioning a white Jesus flying a Confederate flag.

​@@usernamenotfound80 The US state, not the country

Yep, lol, I've said it for years. We make gods in our image, not the other way around.

@@usernamenotfound80 well I live in a rural town not too far from Atlanta so whichever fits that description. But this Jesus did have that southern boy look to him and of course had blue eyes, Fair white skin, and clean long brown hair.

You mean like this one. Atheists are so very condescending.

If I wrote at a publication called Christianity Today, I don't think I'd ever make that mistake.

@@SuperWikiMan It is a crappy publication; it is run by some cretans, and I'm a Christian.

@@libertyresearch-iu4fy a Christian who watches the friendly atheist? Respect.

@@SuperWikiMan I'm just not a fan of atheists at all. Atheists are, especially, outspoken lying types, are hypocrites who like to pile on their own future fires.

Once upon a time, I would've said, "See? This is the true essence of Christianity. Every human coming together to agree to worship God." I'm not a Christian anymore, but the fact that an image like that would make people *angry* instead of feeling united only shows how badly the ideals have fallen.

Before I left the church, I used to go to an exhibit of nativity scenes from around the world that my parents’ church put on every year. One of my favorites was an African one that changed up the animals, too. I don’t think they had zebras in Bethlehem, but they stand out in my memory to this day.

I like the south park one. That one is on point🎉

​@@pigcatapult those African pictures are wrong. Read the Bible, there were no zebras. Jesus was the Son of God, so of course he must have been white.

Sounds beautiful to me!

Jews are from the tribe of Judah. They did not leave the area along with the tribe of Levi and Benjamin. Although the tribe of Benjamin left ater. So most of the "Jews" remaining in what was Israel after the final destruction of the Temple were from the tribes of Levi and Judah. (reading available about the "Ten Lost Tribes.")

Although I am in awe of the genius of DaVinci and Michelangelo, their portrayals of Jesus as a European, did the world a disservice.

The craziest thing about that is that an actual mermaid would probably be quite outlandish... and she would probably not smell all that great.

Atheists say the darnedest things.

Of course Jesus was not European. 1st Century Jews hadn't yet migrated to and spread across Europe adding that genome to theirs. But this image in this guys thumbnail is not accurate either. This image appears to have Sub-Saharan African genes which is equally ridiculous.

Well, what about that Charles Darwin fellow who you atheists worship (or whatever you prefer calling it)? Now was HE a WHITE guy? THAT's what I wana know.

THAT one IS a bit different though. Because that ORIGINAL STORY (by Hans Christian Anderson) is, after all, a European tale with a European setting.

The face on the Shroud of Turin is probably Jaques Delamoy(sp).

That pose is one taken from Egyptian iconography. The one seated is completely at rest with no suggested movement or visible emotion. Such figures symbolized eternal power and timelessness. They were created as suitable vessels for the eternal spirit of the one portrayed. Later Greeks copied a great many of the iconography of Egypt, including this idea of timeless perfection and power at rest. The sculptor of the Lincoln Memorial statue deliberately incorporated that same iconography, heavily implying the eternality of the words of Lincoln, and the great power at rest that the executive office should represent.

Actually the very first images of Jesus we have show a baby faced, no beard, short haired guy, as it was common for young men to look at that time in the Roman Empire. Bearded Jesus came slightly later.

@@stephenolan5539Jacques DeMolay

Yep. The Romans much preferred the clean-shaven look. Beards were much more of a Greek thing

same goes with Santa, the Easter Bunny, and other fairy tale characters

@@user-mf7nb6fg1b What's your worldview, if you have one?

I'm using "Jesii" as the pluralization for Jesus from this moment forward!

It’s the Return of the Jesii !

I'm all in for Cheesus. Okay, I confess, I like cheese.

If we’re going by Latin to pluralise Jesus, it would be Jesi, not Jesii (which would be the plural of Jesius).

They must be those Top People they told Indy about.

IIRC the coptic are one of the oldest branches of Christianity. They have more books in their Bible than anyone else.

*Ark. An arc is a curve.

Imagine, an atheist wondering why OTHER people get things wrong.

@@libertyresearch-iu4fy imagine, a person with a name of @libertyresearch-iu4fy demonstrating they haven't actually done any...

“GNAW” !☝🏽🥸

Their philosophy is, "stop thinking and start loving Jesus more".

Is not about geography, is the righteous outrage for those heathen daring to suggest, nay, imply that the god they created in their own image (and have a personal relationship with) might look slightly different.

It's the American way.

​@@billfarley9167All the way!

You're just jealous because your god doesn't exist.

@@libertyresearch-iu4fy Currently, there are 4000 recognized faiths. Which you talkin' about 💀

Of course Jesus was not European. 1st Century Jews hadn't yet migrated to and spread across Europe adding that genome to theirs. But this image in this guys thumbnail is not accurate either. This image appears to have Sub-Saharan African genes which is equally ridiculous.

No it doesn't. Asia is a whole continent and all of the continent of Asia is Asian.

these atheists think being republican makes you a christian or going to church when that dont make you a christian

Actually comedian George Carlin did, in the 80’s (I think).

@@kathypiazza7228 of course he did...

A committee of white men with beards decided on what our image of God is.

It just was 😊

Moses wrote or directed the authorship of the Pentateuch. god is made in Moses' image. Old delusional neck-bearded man from the desert with mystical properties and visions of grandeur. Prone to rage and obscene anger at the drop of a hat. Constantly blaming everyone else for everything that goes wrong. Refusing to take responsibility for his actions. Completely and totally obsessed with stories of k!ll!ng children. Using horrific practices and punishments to control followers and force conformity. Absolutely, diametrically opposed to reason and mans rational mind. Unable to comprehend the meaning of "justice" reverts to looking around and finding something *or someone* completely and totally innocent and blameless, and slaughtering it (him) instead. So that evil may love long and prosper in total forgiveness for their crimes.

If needed, a well-upholstered (gated) room.

Conquered colored peoples are always the most vociferous.......LOL

People also go apeshit if you call Jesus a rabbi, which is hebrew for teacher.

That is very true.

Guanyin is a Buddha, not a goddess. Just for the record. Buddhism is not theistic.

Ok that was reasonable

They get mad when hes called Palestinian

​​@@tc-tm1mythere's at least an argument for that one. He's supposed to be from a place in _modern-day_ (occupied) Palestine, but steelmanning their position, Bethlehem would historically have been in the Kingdom of Judah and later the Roman province of Judea, rather than the Philistine city-states from which Palestine takes its name, so it might be more accurate to call him Judean than Palestinian. I said there was an argument. I didn't say it was necessarily a _good_ argument.

Depends how far the oil princes are up their arses, I'd think

The European tectonic plate runs from the Ural mountains in the east to Iceland in the west, and it's southern edge runs through the Mediteranean sea, Turkey, the Caucasus Mountaints (where we get 'caucasian' in an erroneaus late 19th century racial classification system), then some open steppe lands until you get to the southern Ural mountains again. Russia is European. Siberia, east of the Ural mountains, is on the Asian tectonic plate.

In the US, Asian typically means East Asian, whereas in Britain it would refer to the Indian subcontinent. Certainly Middle Eastern would have reduced the amount of confusion.