If Adam and Eve were white, where do Black people come from?

Judo-Christians have claimed that the earth is only 6,000 years old and since the Bible only pertains to the humans of the middle eastern region, it's save to assume that the ancient Hebrews were closely designed in the image of Yahweh. "The Chosen race"

Evolution supports the claim that Homo sapians originated from Africa. It has taken 50,000 years for our dark skinned ancestors to develop lighter skin as they migrate to Asian and European continents. Light skin, blue eyes, blond hair are actually the recessive genes due to thousands of generations of genetic mutation. Different races are the result of evolution traits based on the environment.

The reason why I ask about Black people vice other races is because humans of African ancestry have the most dominant genes in all of human history.

If you're religious and don't understand evolution, then please share what you personally believe on the origin of dark-skinned humans.

We'd have almost zero genetic variation if the Adam and Eve story were true. There is no way mankind originated from Adam and Eve, just look at our DNA.

The world is 6000 years old. 4000 years ago we had the first chinese dynasty. ~4500 years ago we had evidence of Mayans. And oh course there is Europeans caucasian and african americans.

That means within 2000 years, there were enough genetic variation to makes different races throughout the entire world. Enough to have these races isolated as the predominant race in their regions. And plus we are starting with 2 people. Impossible. ZERO chance.

If Adam and eve were black where did white people come from?Kcube

[QUOTE="Kcube"]If Adam and eve were black where did white people come from?Diviniuz

The (ridiculous) explanation I've usually gotten is that there was other people on earth outside of the garden of eden.majoras_wrath

[QUOTE="majoras_wrath"]The (ridiculous) explanation I've usually gotten is that there was other people on earth outside of the garden of eden.Diviniuz

Apparently it looks like I TC is overruling the possibility of a mutation. Then again... I do not recall the bible says Adam and Eve where white if we were to take it word for word literally.alexside1

Apparently it looks like I TC is overruling the possibility of a mutation.alexside1

[QUOTE="alexside1"]Apparently it looks like I TC is overruling the possibility of a mutation. Then again... I do not recall the bible says Adam and Eve where white if we were to take it word for word literally.Kcube

[QUOTE="Kcube"][QUOTE="alexside1"]Apparently it looks like I TC is overruling the possibility of a mutation. Then again... I do not recall the bible says Adam and Eve where white if we were to take it word for word literally.alexside1

[QUOTE="Kcube"][QUOTE="alexside1"]Apparently it looks like I TC is overruling the possibility of a mutation. Then again... I do not recall the bible says Adam and Eve where white if we were to take it word for word literally.alexside1

God made a mistake?

Kcube

What?

[QUOTE="Diviniuz"][QUOTE="majoras_wrath"]The (ridiculous) explanation I've usually gotten is that there was other people on earth outside of the garden of eden.alexside1

[QUOTE="Kcube"]

God made a mistake?

Necrifer

What?

During the Tower of Babel, when God spread different languages around, according to some sources, he changed skin tones as well. the_plan_man

[QUOTE="the_plan_man"]During the Tower of Babel, when God spread different languages around, according to some sources, he changed skin tones as well. Diviniuz

During the Tower of Babel, when God spread different languages around, according to some sources, he changed skin tones as well. the_plan_man

[QUOTE="Diviniuz"]

[QUOTE="the_plan_man"]During the Tower of Babel, when God spread different languages around, according to some sources, he changed skin tones as well. the_plan_man

[QUOTE="Diviniuz"]

[QUOTE="the_plan_man"]During the Tower of Babel, when God spread different languages around, according to some sources, he changed skin tones as well. the_plan_man

what is more logical? Evolution or some figure randomly turning people different colors and giving them different languages because he/she felt like it?

Diviniuz

I can understand that. Barriers in communication keep the people from uniting. With a world that works together, the advances in science and other fields will greatly increase. This will eventually lead to the discovery or disproving of God.

Wait...

[QUOTE="Necrifer"]

[QUOTE="Kcube"]

God made a mistake?

Kcube

What?

[QUOTE="the_plan_man"][QUOTE="Diviniuz"] what is more logical? Evolution or some figure randomly turning people different colors and giving them different languages because he/she felt like it?

Diviniuz

I meant on it's own. It's logical to believe the Earth and universe "evolves" all on it's on, kind of like it has a "mind" of it's own? That Earth is just the right distance from the sun? That a man has a penis and a woman has a vagina and having sex creates new life, and the act of reproducing is...pleasurable? Coincidence...I think not.

[QUOTE="Kcube"]

He told man what to write in the bible/mistake 1

alexside1

No I didn't. Straw-man.

God?

God making mistakes just doesn't sound as cool as a god that doesn't?

Kcube

Right. It wouldn't be God at that point.

[QUOTE="Diviniuz"][QUOTE="the_plan_man"] Who said evolution was logical?the_plan_man

I meant on it's own. It's logical to believe the Earth and universe "evolves" all on it's on, kind of like it has a "mind" of it's own? That Earth is just the right distance from the sun? That a man has a penis and a woman has a vagina and having sex creates new life, and the act of reproducing is...pleasurable? Coincidence...I think not.

[QUOTE="alexside1"]

[QUOTE="Kcube"]

He told man what to write in the bible/mistake 1

Necrifer

No I didn't. Straw-man.

God?

During the Tower of Babel, when God spread different languages around, according to some sources, he changed skin tones as well. the_plan_man

Wasn't that to stop humans from building a tower to Heaven? Which by today's standards is inconsequentially smaller than modern daysky scrappers. . .

If God made everything, how could something ever be wrong to God? Also, why does God need to be worshipped? Why is religion completely centered around mankind? Why does God want people to believe in God? Why did God ever make the universe?

Jesusmagic.

An interesting aside, Mormans actually had a very bizzare explanation for this, but I think they've since disavowed that view, as it's incredibly racist.

An interesting aside, Mormans actually had a very bizzare explanation for this, but I think they've since disavowed that view, as it's incredibly racist.

theone86

If God made everything, how could something ever be wrong to God? Diviniuz

I'm guessing because god is a tad bit neurotic, which makes sense because humans are made in his image and humans are often neurotic.

[QUOTE="the_plan_man"]During the Tower of Babel, when God spread different languages around, according to some sources, he changed skin tones as well. Blue-Sky

Wasn't that to stop humans from building a tower to Heaven? Which by today's standards is inconsequentially smaller than modern daysky scrappers. . .