Baptist views on interracial dating

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Sep 3, Messages: A mixed marriage is one where there is one believer and one unbeliever. I am white and I would rather have my daughter marry a black man who was sold out for Christ than a white atheist. Jul 19, Messages: I was curious which college you attended, I went to one down here and there were some problems, until the Dean's daughter married a hispanic man!

Anywho, I am married to a good godly man.. I could see some problems with extreme cultural differences, but nothing that forbids it in the Word of God.

I am still getting used to the inlaws being sooo I am a little more private of a person, but in the Spanish world, nothing is private! His mama is my mama! God bless her too, my mom passed away this last mother's day weekend, and she has been a blessing.

In Christ, Peggy Is. May 6, Messages: There is only one human race--race mixing would be like marriage to a Klingon or a Chimp. Pastor, if you search under 'mixed marriages' you will find a very long and good discussion from a month or so ago. We have a number of racially mixed families as members here. If I do not tell you who they are, you'd never know. Also, you'd never be able to guess which of our members are which color. I'm pink, except in summer, when I am red or freckled, or both.

Aug 29, Messages: There are, by the way, people of all degrees of melanin in all three branches of the Noahic line.

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When our Nick was about 6 he loved the show 'Out of the Box'. He was trying to explain an episode I had missed and couldn't remember a child actor's 'name'. I said, 'The little black boy? There's no black boy. There's a red boy, a green boy and a boy with a striped shirt!!! He's sort of brown. You're sort of yellow and I'm sort of pink.

Out of the mouths of babes Jun 30, Messages: Evolutionist terminology "race" is brought up often here. Mixed marriage would be my son and a cocker spaniel. THAT would be forbidden. The bible says that that guy's name was Peleg because in his days, the earth was divided. It's very clear from the context that he's referring to this event at the Tower of Babel when the earth was divided, and the people were sent there separate ways.

If we go down further in chapter 11, there's a little genealogy given. Look at verse 10, "These are the generations of Shem: Shem was an hundred years old, and begat Arphaxad two years after the flood: And Shem lived after he begat Arphaxad five hundred years, and begat sons and daughters. And Arphaxad lived five and thirty years, and begat Salah," and on and on the genealogy goes.

Well, if we go down in the genealogy to Peleg, you will find that Peleg was born years after the flood. Did you hear that? Arphaxad, Salah, Eber and Peleg, four generations taking place after the flood in a space of years. You know what that tells me? That tells me that Shem, Ham, and Japheth, and all their descendants were united for years after the flood. If Shem, Ham, and Japheth's descendants were all united for years after the flood, and we had three, four, five generations of childbearing, people are having kids together, you know what that tells me? That that means that all three of those nationalities or all three of those families were mixed in the first, second, third, and fourth generation.

How can you sit there and say, "Oh, these people on the planet, they descent purely from Shem. These people descent purely from Japheth. These descent purely from ham.

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Over the course of four generations, they're going to become completely intermingled. Not only that, but you say, "Well, no. I mean, if you're getting off that ark, you're more likely if you're a child of Shem, you're looking at the daughters of Japheth and Ham than to marry your own sister. Obviously, they're marrying their cousins. Obviously, there's no division for years. They're all saying, "We have one name. We have one city. We have one tower. We don't want to be divided. Oh, but let's only marry in our own families.

This whole theory of Shem, Ham, and Japheth being three separate races is a complete fallacy. It doesn't make any biblical sense because you have people intermarrying. Now, all throughout and I'm going to get into a lot of bible this morning, but I just want to explain a few concepts first of all.

All throughout the bible, you have genealogies, and these genealogies that are found in the bible, they primarily only talk about the men in that genealogy. We go down through the list here of who begat who. Usually, the women are not listed. Usually, only the men are list, right? Let me explain something to you. That does not tell you anything about someone's ethnicity when you have a genealogy that only talks about the men. Now, you might be tempted to think to yourself, "Oh, if we have a genealogy that only shows the men, we're only getting half the story because we're not knowing about the other half of their ethnicity.

You're not getting half of the story; you're getting a thousandth of the story. Let me prove to you why. I'm going to show you on the board. Let's say this is you at the bottom. Then let's say you've got your mother and father. Here's your mother, here's your father. Then they have a father and a mother. Then they have father, mother. This is as nice as my other chart, I know. Doing this one on the fly. Basically, we got mother, father. We got mother, father.

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This is only going back three generations. One, two, three generations. How many people do I have at the top here in this generation? Let's say I did a genealogy where I just went with my dad. Steven who was the son of Raymond, who was the son of Dwayne, who was the son of Gustav.

Am I getting half the story of my ethnicity here? I'm getting one-eighth of the story, right?

If I went back four generations, I get one-sixteenth. If I went back in my own genealogy and I said, "Steven Anderson is the son of Raymond, who is the son of Dwayne, who is the son of Gustav, who is the son of Gustav, who is the son of Adolf. Anyway, if I already go back through like that and go back six generations, you know what that genealogy would tell you? You'd say, "Oh, I know everything about Pastor Anderson's ethnicity because I saw this genealogy that went back hundreds of years, that he's of Raymond, of Dwayne, of Gustav, of Gustav, of Adolf.

That tells you about one-sixty-fourth of my nationality. That means I could be 63, 64 something completely different, and you think that you know or you look at someone's last name and say, "Oh, that means that you're Jewish," or "That means you're German," or "That means you're French. Not mentioning the women in the genealogy, it doesn't just tell you half of the story of the ethnicity, it tells you almost nothing about the ethnicity. It tells you a tiny fraction of the ethnicity because all the women in each generation branch out into all these different branches that would make the genealogy much more complicated.

You say, "Well, Pastor Anderson, then why did God not include genealogies like that in the bible that show all the different branches? Because God doesn't care about our ethnicity. If ethnicity mattered, then God would have to show us who people's mother is in the bible. The reason that he shows just the father is because it's just a legal thing. It's just a national thing.

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