AngelaAshes
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.......would that be offensive?
If Adam and Eve were portrayed as black in a film....
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Bliss
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Why would it? They are the original m & w
What would be offensive to soooo many is if Adam were Black and Eve White.
What would be offensive to soooo many is if Adam were Black and Eve White.
orejon4
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It would probably anger most of the US and Western Europe, but, assuming they were homosexual sapiens and not homosexual erectus or homosexual habilis, it's probably far closer to the truth.
The Garden Of Eden was located in Africa. Ethiopia, if memory serves. Adam and Eve would not be black or white, but tan.
orejon4
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No human being is actually black or white, to be sure. The Garden of Eden is generally believed to have been in Mesopotamia, but the origin of the species that eventually became modern homosexual sapiens is very much in the Afar region of present-day Ethiopia, origin of australopithecus afarensis.
pettyofficerj
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A major biblical epic featuring a black Adam and Eve
Ha!
We're still trying to get them to accept black Jesus
They ain't having none of that
Everyone's lily white in the bible except the slaves and that's how they want it
There's just something 'normal' about blacks worshipping white religious figures...but not the opposite
And then say that there were "lost tribes" that were white in Africa.
orejon4
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That's ridiculous, when the only Europeans in the bible were the Romans.
orejon4
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she look tan to you?
Yeah, a dark, rich, tan. Lol
Morning Star
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It's a fictional place. The conditions in that country won't be able to truly sustain a "perfect utopian" paradise. Plus, I highly doubt that we're a product of wayward incestuous relationships anyway.
What would be offensive to soooo many is if Adam were Black and Eve White.
its unfortunate race issue is put on the bible
JUANMACKER
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The Loss of Sexual Innocense 1999
A symbolic story of Black Adam and White Eve written by Director Mike FIggis.
He got a lot of slack from big wigs who did not want a Black Adam portrayed by Femi Ogunbanjo and White Eve played by Hanne Klintoe he said in a video interview.
He insisted that Adam be Black and Eve be White.
A symbolic story of Black Adam and White Eve written by Director Mike FIggis.
He got a lot of slack from big wigs who did not want a Black Adam portrayed by Femi Ogunbanjo and White Eve played by Hanne Klintoe he said in a video interview.
He insisted that Adam be Black and Eve be White.
GFunk
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orejon4
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We gettin' there.
LMAO
We gettin' there.
"Word from my pops."
The Garden of Eden, as the Bible describes, was a naturally beautiful place where everything was abundant and natural. Animals roamed free. It was a green arboreal place. It was perfect and the only place on Earth at that time. Africa has beautiful places to see, I believe. And the search for paradise begins with the individual. Humanity, in God's view had to begin somewhere.
A guy I knew long ago told me that in his religion(Mormon), the black race was the descendant of Adam's son Caine. I don't think that the Bible had listed that fact. If it did, the fact was hidden.
pettyofficerj
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We gettin' there.
I'm sayin doe
I grew up in a house with an image of white Jesus in it
The churches? White jesus
The media? White jesus
That shit ain't diversity
