@RusA #9858181 I didn't know in Africa that Jesus also looks like a Niger
It gets worse: a lot of black Christians in the U.S. insist that all the Biblical figures, from Adam and Eve to Jesus and the Apostles were all sub-Saharan black Africans.
They claim that in ancient times, the word "Africa" meant everything from the African continent to what is now Iraq, and all the people there were Negroid until they got pushed down by other groups into central Africa. This is ridiculous, of course, because in ancient times, "Africa" meant just what we call North Africa - the Romans had little idea of what was south of the Sahara.
I meant like...why the muslim mad about Muhamad cartoon, but they don't mad about any of Jesus statue and painting, if they want to consistent with their reason of madness
I don't begin to understand their thinking, but maybe it's because they think the person Christians call "Jesus" is not the same one as the prophet that they call "Isa", in much the same way that many anti-Muslim Christians will insist that "Allah" is not the same being as the "God" they worship. As a wise person once said: we'll have to die to find out who is right.
Oh, yes, I'd forgotten what you wrote about the blond Muslims in your country. You've got to admire their dedication.
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I didn't know in Africa that Jesus also looks like a Niger
It gets worse: a lot of black Christians in the U.S. insist that all the Biblical figures, from Adam and Eve to Jesus and the Apostles were all sub-Saharan black Africans.
They claim that in ancient times, the word "Africa" meant everything from the African continent to what is now Iraq, and all the people there were Negroid until they got pushed down by other groups into central Africa. This is ridiculous, of course, because in ancient times, "Africa" meant just what we call North Africa - the Romans had little idea of what was south of the Sahara.
I meant like...why the muslim mad about Muhamad cartoon, but they don't mad about any of Jesus statue and painting, if they want to consistent with their reason of madness
I don't begin to understand their thinking, but maybe it's because they think the person Christians call "Jesus" is not the same one as the prophet that they call "Isa", in much the same way that many anti-Muslim Christians will insist that "Allah" is not the same being as the "God" they worship. As a wise person once said: we'll have to die to find out who is right.
Oh, yes, I'd forgotten what you wrote about the blond Muslims in your country. You've got to admire their dedication.