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11/24/2015 3:43:55 AM
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I'm a non-Denominational Christian. AMA.
You know what to do. I don't need to give you directions. Go ahead and ask your questions. The questions can also come from "Christians" who have questions.
[b]NOTE[/b]: And I apologize for stalling if I do, I have other stuff to do besides forum.
[b]NOTE[/b]: If I haven't answered your question yet, I'm working on somebody else's. If I haven't yet answered it within a day, post it again.
[b]NOTE[/b]: If you ask a stupid question, I will ignore you, and answer the next inquisitive mind. If are one who asked that stupid question, go find your mind from the same gutter you got your mouth.
[b]NOTE[/b]: This is going to be my last edit. I'll mark the "subthread" that I'm working on as the answer so I don't have to keep looking for it. Whatever thread is marked as answer, I'm currently answering it. I know that is not what a question thread is intended to be used for, but I don't care what you think.
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9 RepliesI have a new question for you: So you believe that all humans came from Adam and Eve and so all different races of people on the planet come from them also - (another Christian said to me that infinite combinations of genes makes this plausable). Now, does this also mean that you agree that the first people were black? - as its a loss of pigmentation in skin that makes it lighter. So, if yes, how do you explain that Neanderthals had pale skin? - as this clearly indicates that the loss of pigmentation happened before we became the humans we are today.
